by Daniel E Wheeler. 1916. 224p

This book chronicles the life of Abraham Lincoln, highlighting his humble beginnings as a poor boy in the backwoods of America to his rise as the sixteenth president. It details his early experiences, including his love for reading, his struggles with poverty, and the influence of his family, particularly his stepmother. The narrative covers significant milestones in Lincoln's life, such as his work as a soldier, storekeeper, and legislator, culminating in his pivotal role during the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation, showcasing his enduring legacy as a leader committed to justice and equality.