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
.<br /><br />The film is a great example for the great American film-making tradition. It is also a perfect example of the American spirit of film making. The film's story is told in a way that is unique and unique to the film. This is the story of Abraham's trial, and the tribulation that followed. Lincoln's trials are told with great clarity and clarity. They are not just a matter of trial and tribration, but of life and death. In this film, Lincoln is portrayed as a man who was a true man, a real man. He was not a politician, he was an honest man.<b />This film has great potential. I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history of American cinema. If you are a Lincoln fan, this is an excellent film to watch. You will be amazed at how great Lincoln was. And you will also be impressed with the incredible talent of his son, Abraham. <p><b]The story follows Abraham as he tries to find his way back to his home in Missouri. His journey is not easy, as the trials and trials of Lincoln are very personal. But, the journey of a young man is one that will leave you with a deep feeling of pride and
. The film is a great example of Ford's unique style of storytelling. It is also a perfect example for the great John Wayne.