Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) was perhaps one of the most influential presidents of the united states, uniting the country and abolishing slavery after an awful civil war. For the 200th wedding anniversary of his delivery, his existence and functions are presented here in an easy introductory form. Through an equilibrium of biography and the key speeches and characters, the man is normally brought to life, demonstrating his keen intelligence and determination, which was preserved completely to his tragic loss of life at the hand of the assassin.