1856. 408p. by W L Barre, 

The "Life of Millard Fillmore" chronicles the journey of the 13th President of the United States, highlighting his humble beginnings, insatiable thirst for knowledge, and dedication to public service. The memoir details Fillmore's early passion for reading and learning, which set him apart from his peers, and his eventual pursuit of a legal career that would lead him to significant political influence. Through a careful examination of his character, achievements, and the societal context of his time, the book serves as an inspiring account of how Fillmore rose from modest origins to become a respected leader, reflecting the values of hard work and integrity.