This book is a biography of Benjamin Franklin Shaw, depicting his life and contributions to American civil society. It documents Shaw's political achievements, including his participation in the US Civil War, his ascent to the US Senate, and his advocacy of labor and workers' rights. The book provides a fascinating insight into Shaw's multi-dimensional personality, including his intellectual, philosophical, and social skills. This biography explores Shaw's significant contribution to American society and his commitment to the progress of civil liberties, making it a must-read for those interested in American history.

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