In the period covered by Volume 6 of this distinguished series, Grant again drove deep into the Confederacy, displaying an instinct for the offensive lacking in other chief commanders. But…

Inaugurated for a second term on March 4, 1873, Ulysses S. Grant gave an address that was both inspiring and curiously bitter. Grant’s lingering anger at his opponents in the…

By late 1878, after a year and a half abroad, Ulysses S Grant had visited every country in Europe, and he was homesick. He decided to return through Asia. After…

By late 1878, after a year and a half abroad, Ulysses S Grant had visited every country in Europe, and he was homesick. He decided to return through Asia. After…

Ulysses S. Grant faced numerous political challenges during 1874. In the south, the Republican party receded from power and the nation reeled from a financial panic. This text is the…

Mexico had interested Ulysses S Grant since the young lieutenant fought there. As president of the Mexican Southern Railroad, he emerged as a strong advocate of increased trade and investment…

From his cabinet’s politics to his own struggles with depression, Abraham Lincoln is the most written-about story in our history. This title offers a generation of students, scholars, and citizens…

In this volume, leading Civil War historians gather to differentiate between the fact and the fiction of America’s collective memories. Conntributors include Pulitzer Prize winner Mark E. Neely, Jr, Alan…