Samuel J. Tilden was one of the most important political figures of the post-Civil War era, known for his leadership in the fight against corruption and his critical role in the disputed presidential election of 1876. This collection of Tilden's letters and other writings offers unique insights into his life and work, making it an essential resource for historians and political scientists alike.

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