Sandburg, Carl

Chicago Poems was Sandburg's first published book of poems. Among the dozens of poems in this collection are such well-known verses as Chicago, Fog, To a Contemporary Bunkshooter, Who Am I? and Under the Harvest Moon as well as many others. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

Presents part four of the 1939 Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Abraham Lincoln, which covers the last months of the president's life, from the abolishment of slavery in January of 1865 to the aftermath of his assassination in April.

Seventy-three poems, many which have never been published before, from Carl Sandburg's early years in Chicago (1912-22) where he was working as a journalist.

A collection of poems for children and young people chosen from the poet's published works plus sixteen new poems. The poems are grouped under the following headings: New poems; Little people; Little album; Corn belt; Night; Blossom themes; Wind, sea, and sky.

An autobiographical account of the author's boyhood in the Midwest.