Presentation of the Saint Gaudens statue of Lincoln to the British people, July 28, 1920

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Contents: "He belongs to the ages": by Cass Gilbert.--An appreciation of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, by Mrs. Herbert Adams.--Address of Viscount Bryce at the unveiling of the Saint-Gaudens statue of Lincoln, presnetd to the British people by the people of the United States of America, Westminister, July 28,1920.--Address of the Honorable Elihu Root at the unveiling of the statue of Lincoln, July 28, 1920.--Address of the Honorable David Lloyd George at the unveiling of the statue of Lincoln, July 28, 1920.--"Peace and friendship perpetual": editorial from the London Spectator, August 7, 1920.

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Bound with 10 other publications in a volume lettered: Labour pamphlets. Vol. 30. The Great War. 1914-18. America. Volume contents: 1. Clarke, G.H.: Why the United States of America entered the war, [1918?]. -- 2. Church, S. H.: The American verdict on the war, [1914?]. -- 3. Beck, J.M.: An American on the war, [1914?]. -- 4. Angell, N.: America and the cause of the allies, 1916. -- 5. Bryce, J.: Neutral nations and the war, 1914. -- 6. Wilson, W.: A world peace, [1918]. -- 7. Hard, W.: How the English take the war, 1917. -- 8. McKenzie, F.A.: Americans at the front, 1917. -- 9. Presentation of the Saint-Gaudens statue of Lincoln to the British people, 1920. -- 10. Pankhurst, C.: America and the war, [1914?]. -- 11. Page, W.H.: The union of two great peoples, 1917

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