by Willis Fletcher Johnson. 1923. 288p

Warren G. Harding's journey from a humble farm boy to the President of the United States is chronicled through various stages of his life, including his early years, education, and career in journalism. The narrative highlights his determination, integrity, and the skills he developed as a printer and newspaper editor, which laid the foundation for his political career. Key themes include self-reliance, the importance of hard work, and the influence of his upbringing on his leadership style.