First published in 1889, Herndon's Lincoln is a biography of Abraham Lincoln written by his former law partner, William Henry Herndon. The book offers a unique perspective on Lincoln's life, drawing on personal anecdotes and insights gained during their time together. It covers Lincoln's early life, his political career, and the Civil War, and is a must-read for anyone interested in this iconic American figure.

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