This 1939 film from director John Ford and writer Lamar Trotti tells a fictional tale of young lawyer Abraham Lincoln, his trials (literally) and his tribulations
 in the South. The film is a great example of how Ford's films can be great, and how they can have great impact on the lives of the people they portray.<br /><br />The film has a very unique and unique story, which I think is very important to the film. It is about Lincoln's struggle to overcome his own personal demons, to be a good man, a man who loved his country and loved the country that he loved. I loved this film because it was a true story of Lincoln. This film was also very touching to me because I was able to see the real Lincoln in his darkest days. He was the man that I wanted to love and love. And I felt that this was his true love, that it would be his life that would change him. So I feel that the story is one of great power and great tragedy. But I also feel it is important that we remember Lincoln as a person who was loved and respected by all of us. We remember him as the great man of his time. That is why I love this movie. Because it tells the true truth about the life of Abraham. Lincoln was not perfect, but he was perfect. His life was very different from the way we view him today. In fact
. The film is a great example of Ford's unique style of storytelling. It is also a perfect example for the great John Wayne.