by Harvey H Smith. 1931. 482p

"Lincoln and the Lincolns" by Harvey H. Smith provides an in-depth exploration of Abraham Lincoln's early life, family background, and the societal perceptions surrounding them. The book aims to debunk myths about the Lincolns, particularly regarding their social status and character, while offering authentic accounts from those who knew them personally. Through a combination of historical analysis and personal anecdotes, Smith presents a nuanced portrait of Lincoln as a pivotal figure in American history, emphasizing his principles and the challenges he faced in his political journey.