Ulysses S. Grant : triumph over adversity, 1822-1865 /
Washington, Lincoln, Grant--these were once the triumvirate of American nationalism. But, like his tomb on the Hudson, Grant's reputation has fallen into disrepair. The image many Americans hold of him is a caricature: someone "uniquely stupid, " an insensitive butcher as a general, a...
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Minneapolis, Minnesota : Zenith Press, an imprint of Quarto Publishing Group USA Incorporated, 2014 |
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