Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln (rev, 1980)

The film chronicles the early life of Abraham Lincoln, born in 1809 in a log cabin in Kentucky. It highlights his family’s struggles during their westward migration, including the death of his mother and the challenges of frontier life in Indiana. Young Abe developed a strong work ethic and a love for reading, influenced by his new stepmother, Sarah Bush Lincoln. The film emphasizes his formative experiences that shaped his character, leading to his later reputation as “Honest Abe” and his pivotal role as the 16th president of the United States during a tumultuous time.

Keywords
Abraham Lincoln, childhood, frontier life, Kentucky, Indiana, family, education, work ethic, Honest Abe, 16th president, history

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