Rutherford Hayes: 100 Days in His Lifetime

The best tragedy in all of American historic biography is that President Rutherford Hayes has been thrown within the trash. Ignored-or worse-dismissed as a median president, Hayes has, since he left workplace in 1881, grow to be one of many least regarded presidents in United States historical past. It’s time for the tide to show.

He was not one to boast or seek attention. Quiet and unassuming, he did not clamor for the recognition he deserved. Despite his achievements, he has not garnered the popularity he rightfully earned over a lifetime of 100 days.

In this comprehensive biography, devoted historian Eric Ebinger delves into 100 pivotal days in the life of Hayes that he believes truly encapsulate his character. Through the intimate and insightful Hayes diary, Ebinger guides readers through a remarkable, heartfelt, and ultimately admirable life journey.

Rutherford B. Hayes is a sure bet - he never fails to impress, whether it's within 100 days or over the course of a lifetime.