1952. 608p. by E B Long. 

"Personal Memoirs" is an autobiographical account by Ulysses S. Grant, detailing his life from childhood through his military career and presidency. The memoir captures his experiences during the Civil War, including significant battles, personal reflections on leadership, and the challenges faced in the army. Grant's narrative is marked by a candid portrayal of his thoughts on various military figures, his uncomplaining nature regarding hardships, and his eventual decision to write the memoirs as a means of financial support during difficult times.