Benjamin Perley Poore Boeken

Poore's firsthand account of life in Washington, D.C., including his experiences as a journalist, storyteller, and political insider.

This is a compelling biography of the 18th President of the United States, who led the country through the tumultuous years of the Civil War. With meticulous research and insightful analysis, the authors shed light on the life and achievements of this great military leader and statesman.

In this two-volume set, Benjamin Perley Poore shares his recollections of life in 19th century America. Volume one includes anecdotes about growing up in rural New England, his experiences as a journalist in Washington D.C., and meeting Abraham Lincoln. Volume two covers his time as a congressman and his travels throughout Europe.

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This historic book offers a firsthand account of President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial before the US Senate in 1868. Presented by Benjamin Perley Poore, the trial's official reporter, and Andrew Johnson himself, the book provides an unprecedented insight into one of America's most historic trials. It includes speeches by the prosecution and the defense, arguments on the charges, and a transcript of the proceedings.