This biography of Ulysses S. Grant provides a compelling portrait of one of America's most celebrated military leaders and statesmen. The author traces Grant's life from his humble beginnings to his rise to prominence during the Civil War and his presidency. The book explores Grant's military campaigns, his struggles with alcoholism, and his contributions to the rebuilding of the nation after the war. The author also examines Grant's personal relationships, including his friendship with Mark Twain.

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