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An inspiring story，a startling story，a story that Lowell Thomas calls “the most amazing in American history．Here is a Lincoln book that perhaps could not have been wfitmn until today...I know of no other short work on Lincoln which presents so much of him and presents it so unforgettably．”

Let’s skip all the things you’ve read about Abe Lincoln．Forget the eulogies，the official praise and look at the important thing--the man himself．For Lincoln’s personal story is as astoningshing as any in fiction！

Here is the Lincoln few know...his loves，his strange，tomented marriage，his struggles．Here ale the vital，tense，day-by-day relationships with people that changed his life and our country’s future．

HOW THIS BOOK WAS WRITFEN-AND WHY

PART ONE

PART TWO

PART THREE

PART FOUR

BIBLIOGRAPHY

APPENDIXES

I. First Inaugural Address

II.Second Inaugural Address

Dale Breckenridge Carnegie，was an American writer and lecturer and the developer of famous courses in self-improvement，salesmanship，corporate training，public speaking and interpersonal skills．Born in poveay on a farm in Missouri，he was the author of How to Win Friends and Influence People，first published in l936，a massive bestseller that remains popular today．He also wrote a biography of Abraham Lincoln，titled LincoIn the Unknown．as well as several othel-books．

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......在如此薄弱的教育基础上，我能够取得现在这点小成果，完全是由于日后的需要，靠点滴自学获得的知识。

如果诸位觉得我不适合出头，我也不会因此而怨恨的。

林肯整天抱着书本，而贝利又是个难得清醒的酒鬼，他们谁都没有心思去好好打理杂货店，终于有一天，他们的杂货店 倒闭了。林肯付不起饮食和住宿的钱，只好去帮别人砍木头、回耙千草、盖围墙、搓玉米，干些粗活挣点小钱糊口。这期间，他当过一段时间的铁匠。后来，曼塔·格拉汗又教会林肯三角和对数，于是，林肯决定做土地测量工作。他借钱买下一匹马、一个罗盘，砍下一根葡萄藤当做测量绳，他为镇子上的人们做土地测量。每测量多一块地，林肯都能获得37.5美分。

书籍介绍

“The reader is caught at once, and from then on episode piles on episode... Every paragraph exciting.”

——New York World Telegram

“Dramatic story crammed with all that is picturesque.”

——NNew York Times

“A sensational but sympathetic life of Lincoln…fast-moving.”

——Chicago Herald Examiner

“Has an engaging out-of-doors freshness and a sense of human intimacy... Reads like a novel.”

——New York Herald Tribune