One Hundred Reasons why Horace Greeley Should be Elected President of the United States is a fascinating artifact of the 1872 presidential campaign. This volume presents a detailed, if biased, case for the controversial candidate, Horace Greeley. The book offers a window into the political rhetoric and arguments used during a tumultuous period in American history, shortly after the Civil War.
Though its original publication date is unknown, this edition makes accessible the persuasive, albeit partisan, arguments deployed to sway voters. Readers interested in American political history, election campaigns, and the life and times of Horace Greeley will find this a compelling, if unabashedly supportive, document.
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