Meyer, Howard, - Let Us Have Peace : the life of Ulysses S. Grant.

NY, Collier, (1966). 1st editin thu. VG Hardback in G DJ (crease on back DJ flap.). American guns on the American flag at Fort Sumter. In the back sat an inconspiuous man who was identified as Ulysses. S. Grant. a graduate of West Point amd a hero pf the Mexican War. Less than 8 years later he was elected as the 18th U.S. President. The military man who hated war, who struggled to achieve a lasting peace. Sheds a new light on Grant and his era, particularly the post war period, the importance of justice in crucial postwar period. I feel we are on the eve of a new era where there is to be great harmony between the Federal and Confederate. At a time when each day was supposed to be my last.

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