Daniel Webster, Defender of the Union

Daniel Webster, Defender of the Union offers a detailed look into the life and career of one of America’s most influential statesmen. Mabel Mason Carlton meticulously chronicles Webster’s significant contributions to American political thought and his relentless advocacy for the preservation of the Union during a period of intense sectional strife.

This biography explores Webster’s early life, his distinguished legal career, and his impactful tenure as a senator and secretary of state. Carlton highlights Webster’s profound speeches and debates, illustrating his commitment to national unity and his efforts to navigate the complex political landscape of his time.

A valuable resource for understanding 19th-century American history and the challenges faced by leaders striving to maintain national cohesion, "Daniel Webster, Defender of the Union" remains a relevant study for anyone interested in American political history and the enduring legacy of its key figures.

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