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Hamilton Fish: The Inner History of the Grant Administration
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bookshelves: put-aside, america, biography, foreign-affairs, government, history, nonfiction, politics
Nov 28, 2017
bookshelves: put-aside, america, biography, foreign-affairs, government, history, nonfiction, politics
I hate having to give up on this. This biography won a Pulitzer when it came out in 1936, and Grant's biographer Ron Chernow says Fish was one of the more remarkable and accomplished Secretary of State America has ever fielded.
In light of all these things, we desperately someone who can revive this history and tell it anew, highlighting those things that are important to us now: what makes a great statesman, and how can we allow them to succeed?
In light of all these things, we desperately someone who can revive this history and tell it anew, highlighting those things that are important to us now: what makes a great statesman, and how can we allow them to succeed?
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