This biography of Abraham Lincoln focuses on his practice as a lawyer.
By : Frederick Trevor Hill (1866 - 1930)
00 - Forward
01 - Lincoln's Mythical Birthright to the Law
02 - The Real Source of Lincoln's Professional Aspirations
03 - The Primitive Bench and Bar of Indiana
04 - Legal Apprenticeship
05 - Lincoln's First Argument and HIs Early Attitude toward the Law
06 - Lincoln the Law Student
07 - Admission to the Bar--The Primitive Bench and Bar of Illinois
08 - Lincoln's First Partnership
09 - His Early Cases and Competitors
10 - Lincoln the Managing Clerk
11 - Early Success in the Courts
12 - A Notable Partnership
13 - Judge Logan and Lincoln
14 - Lincoln the Head of a Law Firm
15 - Lincoln the Lawyer in Congress
16 - Life on the Illinois Circuit
17 - Judge Davis and Lincoln
18 - Leader of the Bar
19 - The Jury Lawyer
20 - The Cross-Examiner
21 - Legal Ethics
22 - Legal Reputation
23 - Law in the Debate
24 - As Candidate
25 - As President
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