In this engaging biography, Charles Richard Williams tells the story of a forgotten president who played a pivotal role in the post-Civil War period. From Hayes' early years in Ohio to his controversial election and presidency, this book offers a nuanced portrait of a complex figure. With its vivid prose and rich historical detail, it is a must-read for anyone interested in American history.

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