Lincolniana

Lincolniana
/ling koh'nee an"euh, -ah"neuh, ling'keuh-/, n.pl.
materials pertaining to Abraham Lincoln, as objects, writings, or anecdotes.
[1920-25; LINCOLN + -IANA]

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