Abraham Lincoln's Most Notorious Forgers

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Hamilton, Charles (1996). Great Forgers and Famous Fakes. Glenbridge Publishing. Lakewood, Colorado, USA.

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U.S. News and World Report (July 2000). Davy Crockett and Amelia Earhart are not alive and well on Atlantis, or are they?

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1. The Bixby Letter
2. Joseph Cosey
3. Henry Woodhouse
4. The Lincoln Forgery Connection
5. Charles Weisberg
6. John Laflin
7. Spotting an Authentic Lincoln
8. Bibliography