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BOOTH AND THE

SPIRIT OF LINCOLN

BOOTH AND THE SPIRIT OF LINCOLN. By BERNIE BABCOCK, Author of "The Soul of Ann Rutledge," etc. What became of John Wilkes Booth? Mrs. Babcock, a student and lover of Lincoln, has made an imaginary romance of the escape of Booth and his subsequent appearance as a "living dead man." The beauty of the book lies in the conversion of Booth from a bitter enemy to a lover of Lincoln through understanding with the spirit of the martyred president. No admirer of Lincoln can resist its human appeal.

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BERNIE BABCOCK

THE SOUL OF ANN RUTLEDGE

The story of Abraham Lincoln's Romance. One of the rarest and most exquisite love stories in history. Sir Gilbert Parker writes:

"The character of Ann is drawn with great charm and delicacy and Lincoln is seen at his best. I believe the book will have a prodigious sale. It overcomes one. I scarcely know why. I wonder if it is the infinite interest one feels in the character of Lincoln, of whom I have always been an intense admirer. It stifles criticism."

SEVEN LARGE IMPRESSIONS

THE SOUL OF ABE LINCOLN

The romance of a Southern belle and a Union officer in which is reflected the serene spirit and heroic faith of that older Lincoln, whose strength was the strength of the Nation.

The Times Book Review:

"By this book and her previous novel, "The Soul of Ann Rutledge' Mrs. Babcock has taken an honorable place among the interpreters of Lincoln's character. A moving and appealing story."

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COPYRIGHT, 1925, BY BERNIE BABCOCK

PRINTED BY J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY
AT THE WASHINGTON SQUARE PRESS
PHILADELPHIA, U. S. A.

TO THE MEMORY

OF

MARY ANN HOLMES

WIFE OF JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH, MOTHER OF SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF WHOM WERE THE FAMOUS ACTORS JUNIUS BRUTUS, JR., EDWIN AND JOHN WILKES

Though the youngest of these sons, because he forsook the teachings of a Christian mother and walked in the council of the ungodly, made infamous a name that might otherwise have been immortal in the splendor of his art,-yet until the heart he broke ceased to beat, its every throb was one of deepest affection for her last born child and her every prayer one for the soul of a man who never in life or death got beyond his mother's love

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