New Salem: A History of Lincoln's Alma Mater
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The History Press, 2017.
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Joseph M. Di Cola., & Joseph M. Di Cola|AUTHOR. (2017). New Salem: A History of Lincoln's Alma Mater . The History Press.

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Full titlenew salem a history of lincolns alma mater
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