A Southern Historian’s Appeal for Horace Greeley

Written during the US Presidential election of 1872, this book is an appeal to the people of the South to support the Northern liberal Republican candidate Horace Greeley. Pollard, a prominent historian of the Confederacy, presents Greeley as a progressive alternative to the corrupt and failing policies of the Grant administration. This rare political commentary offers insight into a significant moment in US history.

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