by Duncan C Milner. 1920. 155p

The book explores Abraham Lincoln's complex relationship with alcohol, detailing his experiences with drinking, his stance as an abstainer, and his role as a temperance reformer. It discusses the societal norms surrounding alcohol during Lincoln's time and highlights his advocacy for total abstinence and prohibition. Through various chapters, the text examines Lincoln's personal struggles with alcohol, his speeches on temperance, and his impact on the movement against intemperance in America.