Memoir And Letters Of Charles Sumner: 1845-1860

This collection of memoirs and letters gives a unique insight into the life and political career of Charles Sumner, one of the most prominent figures in 19th century American politics. From Sumner's early days as a lawyer in Boston to his role as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, readers will gain new insights into the challenges faced by this influential figure in a rapidly changing world.

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