Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and The War Years Free Audiobook Download by Carl Sandburg

Abraham Lincoln was a man of many accomplishments during his lifetime. During the years of his youth, he worked as a carpenter's apprentice and then as a helper at a general store. In these humble beginnings an amazing future lay before him. The most important result of these early years was his father's death. After this event, Lincoln became involved in the law and politics, rising to become one of Illinois' greatest jurists. His time in the Congress led to his presidency and then his assassination.

Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and The War Years is a biography by Carl Sandburg, who was a poet and writer. This book tells the story of Abraham Lincoln from birth to death through his life's two most intensive periods - the years he spent in Illinois as a country lawyer before becoming president, and those surrounding the American Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and The War Years is a biography of the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. It details Lincoln's life from his childhood in Kentucky to his Presidency. The audiobook was narrated by Arthur Morey who did an excellent job of making the book flow. This book is a great read for anyone interested in Abraham Lincoln, war or just looking for something interesting to listen to.

At first, Abraham Lincoln was a backwoods lawyer who lived in a log cabin. But after he received an education and grew up on the frontier, Lincoln became a rising star in politics. He went from being a nobody to one of the most powerful men in America with his views on slavery. Eventually, he became the 16th president of the United States and led the nation through civil war.

In this historical work, audiobook narrator Arthur Morey provides an enjoyable and informative reading of biographies of Abraham Lincoln. With a distinctive and lively voice, Morey's often humorous readings provide listeners with a look back into the political past of America.