4 Volumes. 1922-1925. by Charles Richard Williams

The book comprises a collection of letters and diary entries by Rutherford B. Hayes, providing insight into his early life, education, and personal reflections. It captures his experiences at Kenyon College, detailing his academic pursuits, social interactions, and the influence of family, particularly his sister Fanny. The narrative also touches on the political climate of the time, showcasing Hayes' observations on Whig celebrations and his evolving writing style, which reflects his growth and aspirations. Overall, the work offers a glimpse into the formative years of a future U.S. president, highlighting his character development and the values that shaped his life.