1926. 456p. Volume 2 Only. 

The book provides a comprehensive biography of William Henry Harrison, the ninth president of the United States, exploring his life from his Virginia roots to his political and military career. It delves into his administration of the Indiana Territory, his role in Western warfare, and his rise to prominence as a major general. The narrative aims to present a balanced account of Harrison's achievements and challenges, shedding light on his legacy while acknowledging the historical context of his actions and the influence of contemporary politics.