Lincoln's Confidant by Temple, Wayne C. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Series Editors’ Preface Introduction “Noah Brooks, 1830–1903”

I. From Maine's “Aristocracy of the Sea”

Importance of Brooks Personal Description Ancestry Youth and Education

II. Paint and Printer's Ink

Goes to Boston Art and Journalism The Paint Shop

III. Five Years in the Midwest

The Paint and Furniture Business Community Activities Land Speculation Journalism and Politics Farming in Kansas

IV. “The Plains Across”

Goes to California Paint and Journalism in Marysville

V. “Washington in Lincoln's Time” VI. Companion to Lincoln VII. “The Close of Lincoln's Career” VIII. Naval Officer and Newspaper Editor

Naval Officer at San Francisco Returns to Journalism Working with Young People and Recreation Assistant Editor of Overland Monthly

IX. Night Editor in New York

The New York Tribune The New York Times and Associated Activities The Critic Established A Tour of the West A Joke on Mark Twain The American Copyright League Short Stories and Children's Literature

X. A Club Man in New York

The Lotos Club The Century Association The Authors Club The New England Society

XI. The Fruitful Years

The Newark Daily Advertiser Clubs and Other Activities Literary Work

Notes Editors’ Acknowledgments Index About the Authors

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