 Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) Photograph by New York World-Telegram & Sun staff photographer, Al. Ravenna, 1955 (Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division) | Carl SandburgAuthor of Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and The War Years (one-volume edition)Also known as: Sandburg, Carl Sanburg, Cark Sandburg, Carl Sandberg, Carl Sandburg, Carl Sandburg's ... (see complete list), Carl Lincoln] Sandburg, into. by Carl Sandburg, Карл Сандбърг, Carl Sandburg Illustrated, Introduction by Carl Sandburg, Introduction by Carl Sandburg, Abraham) Sandburg, Carl Lincoln, Carl Sandburg; Editor Rebecca West, Carl illust by James Daugherty Sandburg, Carl Sandburg Illustrated byJames Daugherty
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