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Beautifully inscribed: To Dan Moll With warm regards, Evelyn LincolnLaid in: hand written address of Evelyn and Harold Lincoln in Chevy Chase, Maryland.Laid in original Washington Post obituary for Lincoln in 1995.Book in near fine condition with Presidential Inaugural Symbol engraved on blue board cover. Dust jacket in near fine condition with small chip to bottom of jacket on spine.Clean text. Price unclipped (4.95). Protected by Brodart dust jacket cover.Controversial book in which Lincoln discussed the relationship or lack of between President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson. Lincoln's first book, a best seller entitled, "My Twelve Years with John F. Kennedy" did not discuss the relationship.
After the assassination Lincoln was entrusted to catalog the JFK possessions from both his Senate and White House service. Lincoln was ultimately accused by Kennedy's children, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg and John F. Kennedy Jr., of stealing, and selling off many items.
"It is now clear that Mrs.… Read More

Inscribed on first blank page: With best wishes Evelyn LincolnBook in near fine condition with Presidential Inaugural Symbol engraved on blue board cover. Dust jacket in good condition with what appears to be water damage to top of jacket with wrinkles. Clean text. Price unclipped (4.95). Protected by Brodart dust jacket cover. After the assassination Lincoln was entrusted to catalog the JFK possessions from both his Senate and White House service. Lincoln was ultimately accused by Kennedy's children, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg and John F. Kennedy Jr., of stealing, and selling off many items.
"It is now clear that Mrs. Lincoln took advantage of her position as our father's secretary, and later as custodian of objects intended for the [John F. Kennedy] Library, by taking home with her countless documents and objects that had belonged to our father and the United States Government," they said in a statement.
"In so doing, Mrs. Lincoln breached both the public trust and that of our family. The… Read More