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Malice Toward None

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Malice Toward None

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This Release Includes
- Hardcover First Edition of Malice Toward None
- Jack E. Levin & Mark R. Levin's Personal Signature's Inside Book
- Numbered 1 - 3500
- Deluxe Leather Collector's Box
- Custom Certificate of Authenticity

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This Hardcover First Edition of Malice Toward None has been personally Autographed by Jack E. and Mark Levin. Exclusively Made Available at PremiereCollectibles.com.

In his beautifully illustrated essential volumes - Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Illustrated and the #1 New York Times bestseller George Washington: The Crossing-Jack E. Levin brings time and place to life as he renders two of the most profound, destiny-shaping events from America's past with simplicity and grace. Reflecting a true patriot's pride and passion, Levin's tributes have become fast favorites for readers from history buffs to reachers and parents introducing these heroic words and deeds to the next generation. 

Now, in a new book to treasure, Jack E. Levin gives us a dramatic rendering of another momentous American occasion: President Abraham Lincoln's historic and deeply affecting Second Inaugural Address. Delivered when our nation was at its most divided, Lincoln's speech is an attempt to unite a fractured people facing a crossroads crossroads at a time seemingly not so different from our own. Typically humble and faithful, Lincoln's message is resonant and relatable to this day. 

Jack E. Levin's son, national talk-radio host and #1 New York Times bestselling author Mark R. Levin, provides the insightful preface. 

Limited quantities available, order your signed copy today!

Product Details

  • Pages: 64 pages
  • Publisher: Threshold Editions
  • Release Date: September 2014
  • ISBN-13: 9781476784267
  • Edition: Autographed & Numbered First Edition

About The Author

 Jack E. Levin has been variously an author, artist, and small businessman. He lives in Florida with his wife of sixty years, Norma.

Product Details

This Hardcover First Edition of Malice Toward None has been personally Autographed by Jack E. and Mark Levin. Exclusively Made Available at PremiereCollectibles.com.

In his beautifully illustrated essential volumes - Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Illustrated and the #1 New York Times bestseller George Washington: The Crossing-Jack E. Levin brings time and place to life as he renders two of the most profound, destiny-shaping events from America's past with simplicity and grace. Reflecting a true patriot's pride and passion, Levin's tributes have become fast favorites for readers from history buffs to reachers and parents introducing these heroic words and deeds to the next generation. 

Now, in a new book to treasure, Jack E. Levin gives us a dramatic rendering of another momentous American occasion: President Abraham Lincoln's historic and deeply affecting Second Inaugural Address. Delivered when our nation was at its most divided, Lincoln's speech is an attempt to unite a fractured people facing a crossroads crossroads at a time seemingly not so different from our own. Typically humble and faithful, Lincoln's message is resonant and relatable to this day. 

Jack E. Levin's son, national talk-radio host and #1 New York Times bestselling author Mark R. Levin, provides the insightful preface. 

Limited quantities available, order your signed copy today!

Product Details

  • Pages: 64 pages
  • Publisher: Threshold Editions
  • Release Date: September 2014
  • ISBN-13: 9781476784267
  • Edition: Autographed & Numbered First Edition

About The Author

 Jack E. Levin has been variously an author, artist, and small businessman. He lives in Florida with his wife of sixty years, Norma.

Weight:
20.00 Ounces

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  • 5
    another beautiful history lesson

    Posted by Wayne Hilt on Oct 14th 2014

    What a treasure! Mr. Levin' love of country and the contributions of President Lincoln shine through and offer a welcome means of teaching our young people, as well as ourselves, just how exceptional our country and President Lincoln's healing words are -- even to this day. We would do well to allow these words to reinvigorate our own pride of country and the progress we made in those defining years. We would do even better yet if we were to allow these words to reunite our current house divided.

  • 5
    best value for money of any book I ever purchased

    Posted by Unknown on Oct 10th 2014

    I absolutely love this book. It is articulate and informative. I feel closer to history and now understand more about this amazing president Lincoln! The art work is off the charts beautiful.

  • 5
    Beautiful book!

    Posted by Tessa Hartgrove on Oct 8th 2014

    Great addition to add to my Jack Levin collection. I never cease to be amazed by the beautiful illustrations and artwork Mr. Levin is known for! Definitely a treasure to pass-on to a loved one. Thanks to Jack Levin for this lovely book!

  • 5
    Best for Younger Americans

    Posted by Ricardo on Oct 8th 2014

    Although I enjoyed the book very much, it wasn't much of an addition to what I had learned about Lincoln and the Civil War 55 years or more ago. The pictures were not new to me, and the speech and analysis of it were in my memory from many decades ago. I would recommend this book to people 30 years old and younger who may not have been immersed in the Civil War and the Lincoln Presidency during their school years as I was during the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.

  • 5
    A True Collectable

    Posted by Ed on Oct 6th 2014

    Pre-ordered "Malice Toward None" and found it to be well worth the wait. Tremendous addition to my collection and an excellent read!

About the Author

 Jack E. Levin has been variously an author, artist, and small businessman. He lives in Florida with his wife of sixty years, Norma.