1866. 316p. by Lillian Foster. 

This book presents a biographical account of Andrew Johnson, focusing on his life, character, and public service as the 17th President of the United States. It highlights his commitment to the restoration of the Union post-Civil War and his policies aimed at promoting the greatest good for the American people. Written with a particular emphasis on his influence and legacy, the narrative seeks to engage readers, especially women, by illustrating Johnson's resilience, dedication, and the challenges he faced during his presidency.