Benjamin Harrison: Hoosier President - The White House and After, 1889-1901
(1967)
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Front Cover |
Book Details |
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Genre |
Biography; Non-Fiction |
Subject |
Harrison, Benjamin, 1833-1901; Presidents - United States - Biography |
Publication Date |
11/30/1967 |
Format |
Hardcover |
Publisher |
Bobbs Merrill |
Extras |
Dust Jacket; Dust Jacket Cover |
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Personal Details |
Store |
AbeBooks |
Purchase Price |
$27.99 |
Acquire Date |
12/15/2014 |
Condition |
Very Good/Very Good |
Rating |
0 |
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Product Details |
Cover Price |
$10.00 |
No. of Pages |
319 |
First Edition |
No |
Rare |
No |
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Notes/Review |
Title: Benjamin Harrison: Hoosier President: The White Ho Author: Harry J. Sievers
Book Description: Very good clean tight copy. Jacket in mylar cover. Text free of marks. Professional book dealer with storefront since 1999. All orders are processed promptly and carefully packaged.
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Is this a case where the book is better than the subject? As a man, Benjamin Harrison was quite interesting - intelligent, hard working. His presidency is largely forgotten, though. Of the three volumes, the first is the most compelling - Harrison's civil war service. But all three books are deeply researched and well written.
This volume covers his presidential years, with one chapter afterward.
There are a few flaws. For example, Sievers says something like "Harrison was interested in Hawaii" but up to the Hawaiian putsch Hawaii was never discussed. This happened more than once but does not detract greatly from the book.
Includes notes, index, bibliography, and photos/illustrations. |
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