A shilling life will give you all the facts:
How Father beat him, how he ran away,
What were the struggles of his youth, what acts
Made him the greatest figure of his day;
Of how he fought, fished, hunted, worked all night,
Though giddy, climbed new mountains; named a sea:
Some of the last researchers even write
Love made him weep his pints like you and me.
With all his honours on, he sighed for one
Who, say astonished critics, lived at home;
Did little jobs about the house with skill
Now, there is also intense emotion in the “him” the speaker speaks of, making him more “like you and me”. 
 The phrase “Like you and me” may reveal to us who the “he” in this poem might possibly be:  Anyone .  Anyone  has suffered love, climbed metaphorical mountains, and struggled in youth. 
 The use of “me” also brings the speaker in the poem.
Whos Who