This fascinating account of the legal career of William H. Seward offers a close-up view of one of America's most important and influential lawyers. Through detailed analysis of Seward's cases and legal strategies, Proctor provides insights into Seward's character, values, and principles, and sheds new light on his contributions to American law and politics. Whether you are a legal scholar, historian, or political analyst, this book is an essential resource for understanding the life and legacy of this remarkable figure in American history.

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