| CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | —The Log-Cabin, | 9 | | II. | —The New Mother, | 17 | | III. | —Abe and his Family, | 26 | | IV. | —Abe’s Schooling, | 34 | | V. | —Abe and his Neighbors, | 43 | | VI. | —A River Trip, | 51 | | VII. | —Lincoln as a Clerk, | 60 | | VIII. | —In the Black Hawk Campaign, | 69 | | IX. | —In the Legislature, | 78 | | X. | —A Case in Court, | 87 | | XI. | —Mr. Lincoln forms two Partnerships, | 96 | | XII. | —The Lawyer in his Office and at Home, | 105 | | XIII. | —The Rail-Splitter enters Congress, | 113 | | XIV. | —The First Speech in Congress, | 121 | | XV. | —Mr. Lincoln’s Family, | 136 | | XVI. | —The Senatorial Campaign, | 147 | | XVII. | —The Two Giants, | 155 | | XVIII. | —Illinois declares for the Rail-Splitter, | 164 | | XIX. | —Nominated for President, | 173 | | XX. | —Farewell to Springfield, | 183 | | XXI. | —A Visit to Mr. Lincoln, | 191 | | XXII. | —The Inauguration, | 198 | | XXIII. | —The War Begins, | 208THE BACKWOODS BOY.
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