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Here one groundbreaking Lincoln biographer writes to another: Tarbell, who famously discovered new Lincoln documentary evidence, salutes Markens, whose seminal study of Lincoln and the Jews pioneered the genre in Lincoln literature. She finds “Abraham Lincoln and the Jews” interesting, and many of Markens’ facts are new to her. She will add the work to her collection, she says, with real pleasure.
Autograph Letter Signed, 2 pages, quarto, 132 Nineteenth Street, March 24, 1913. To Isaac Markens.
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132 EAST NINETEENTH STREET
My Dear Mr. Markens: -
I have only just found time to read your pamphlet "Abraham Lincoln and the Jews." Thank you for giving me the opportunity to do so. I was much interested. Not a few of the facts you have collected are quite new to me. I
My Dear Mr. Markens: -
I have only just found time to read your pamphlet "Abraham Lincoln and the Jews." Thank you for giving me the opportunity to do so. I was much interested. Not a few of the facts you have collected are quite new to me. I
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am adding the work to my collection with real pleasure.
Very sincerely yours,
Ida M. Tarbell
March 24, 1913.
Very sincerely yours,
Ida M. Tarbell
March 24, 1913.
