James G. Blaine And The Mulligan Letters

Delve into one of the most sensational political scandals of the 19th century with "James G. Blaine And The Mulligan Letters." Ellsworth Erving Zook meticulously examines the infamous correspondence that threatened to derail James G. Blaine's presidential ambitions. These letters, allegedly linking Blaine to corrupt railroad deals, became a focal point of the 1884 election, captivating the nation and influencing the course of American political history.

Zook's work offers a detailed account of the controversy, exploring the origins of the letters, their content, and their impact on Blaine's career. This book provides valuable insights into the political climate of the era and the power of the press and public opinion in shaping political outcomes. Discover the truth behind the "Mulligan Letters" and their enduring legacy in American political lore.

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