Biography of Lincoln generally refers to a book written by Carnegie, which tells the life story of Lincoln. Carnegie is a famous American writer and orator, and is regarded as the father of modern American adult education. His masterpiece is The Weakness of Human Nature. The Biography of Lincoln is a classic written by Carnegie on the basis of collecting a large number of comprehensive information about Lincoln. Carnegie's Biography of Lincoln describes the greatness of Lincoln's ordinary life and shows Lincoln's noble character and the brilliance of human nature. The book is divided into five parts, which describe Lincoln's great life from five stages: birth, emotional world, political failure, civil war and assassination.

Lincoln said, "People who don't give others freedom should not be free themselves. Under the rule of a just God, they can't keep their freedom for long." This is also Lincoln's famous saying as a thinker. As an outstanding politician, Lincoln's patriotic spirit is embodied in "gold is precious, but a patriot full of energy and courage is more precious than gold." In this sentence.

Lincoln is a giant of thought and one of the greatest people in the history of the United States and even the world. Lincoln saved the union and slaves, and made important contributions to promoting American unity and social progress. Therefore, Lincoln's life has also been written into books by many great writers, and the flowers mentioned by Lincoln have also been sealed as classics by everyone, inspiring themselves at all times.