Speaker: Ronald C. White

In recent days, the reputation of Ulysses S. Grant has undertaken an unmistakable change from a heavy drinker and a scandal-ridden President to a much more revered historical figure. Author/Historian Ronald C. White explains Grant’s reputational transformation and the upward trend as he and other historians strive to replace the powerful stereotype of the top Union general and two-term president as a butcher commander and failed chief executive. His analysis tells of properly recognizing the many virtues and significance of our 18th President.

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