by Albert J Beveridge. 1958. 80p

The biography of Abraham Lincoln, as narrated by Beveridge, delves into Lincoln's formative years in Indiana, highlighting his voracious reading habits and intellectual pursuits despite limited resources. It details his interactions with local attorneys and access to libraries, which significantly shaped his understanding of law and literature. The narrative emphasizes Lincoln's character development, kindness, and dedication to learning, illustrating how these experiences laid the foundation for his future leadership and moral convictions.