1923. 311p. by T Jefferson Coolidge. 

T. Jefferson Coolidge's autobiography provides a personal account of his life from his birth in 1831 to his experiences in business and society. The narrative reflects on his upbringing in a prominent New England family, his education, and his observations of American society during significant historical events, including the Civil War. Coolidge's writing captures the essence of his era, offering insights into his relationships, travels, and the cultural landscape of the time, while also revealing his thoughts on class and governance.