Isbn: 9781968761547 - more than monument: austin blair, ex-governor—in his own words (michigan civil war series, band 5) (3 Ergebnisse)

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    Verlag: Mission Point Press, 2026

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    Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - More Than Monument offers a fully documented exploration of Austin Blair's continued advocacy for justice, his courageous opposition to corruption, and his steadfast adherence to principle-qualities that distinguish him as one of America's most influential voices for reform.A Principled Leader and Equal Rights Champion The post-Civil War career of statesman Austin Blair reflected an unwavering commitment to the Constitution, liberty, and equal rights. More Than Monument offers a fully documented exploration of Blair's continued advocacy for justice, his courageous opposition to corruption, and his steadfast adherence to principle-qualities that distinguish him as one of America's most influential voices for reform. As the concluding installment in this documentary history, the book traces Blair's journey from his service in the Reconstruction Congress to his roles as a college regent and prominent public orator. Through expert annotations and insightful historical commentary, readers gain direct access to primary sources and a deeper understanding of Civil War-era politics, federal-state relations, and the personal sacrifices required of principled leaders. The narrative also highlights Blair's willingness to challenge his own party and inspire a renewed vision for public service. Edited by a co-founder of the Michigan Civil War Association, this work is an essential resource for Civil War scholars, political historians, and anyone interested in the enduring impact of visionary leadership. Proceeds from this book support the construction of Michigan's first-ever monument at Antietam National Battlefield.