Men of Our Times; Or, Leading Patriots of the Day
by OpenStories
Original author: Harriet Beecher Stowe
"Men of Our Times; Or, Leading Patriots of the Day" by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a historical account written in the late 19th century. This work features narratives of the lives and deeds of prominent figures such as statesmen, generals, and orators from the era surrounding the American Civil War. Notable individuals like Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant are included, showcasing their contributions to the political landscape of their time. The opening of the book sets the context by emphasizing the significance of the character and moral influence of these leading men during a tumultuous period in American history. It highlights the collective struggle for principles of equality and liberty that not only impacted the nation but resonated globally, framing the Civil War as a pivotal moment for oppressed classes worldwide. Stowe expresses a desire to honor these figures not just as historical figures but as exemplars of moral courage and fortitude, reflecting on their formative influences and the societal conditions that shaped their paths to leadership.
Men of Our Times; Or, Leading Patriots of the Day, by Harriet Beecher Stowe. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #46347.
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34 Chapters
- 1.Preface1,637 words
- 2.Chapter III: William Lloyd Garrison95 words
- 3.Chapter IV: Charles Sumner180 words
- 4.Chapter VI: Henry Wilson112 words
- 5.Chapter VII: Horace Greeley305 words
- 6.Chapter X: Schuyler Colfax215 words
- 7.Chapter XII: Frederick Douglass116 words
- 8.Chapter XIII: Philip H. Sheridan117 words
- 9.Chapter XIV: William T. Sherman110 words
- 10.Chapter XV: Oliver O. Howard368 words
- 11.Chapter I: Abraham Lincoln (1)8,853 words
- 12.Chapter I: Abraham Lincoln (2)8,906 words
- 13.Chapter I: Abraham Lincoln (3)8,901 words
- 14.Chapter I: Abraham Lincoln (4)1,362 words
- 15.Chapter II: Ulysses Simpson Grant11,054 words
- 16.Chapter III: William Lloyd Garrison (1)8,837 words
- 17.Chapter III: William Lloyd Garrison (2)6,808 words
- 18.Chapter IV: Charles Sumner6,733 words
- 19.Chapter V: Salmon P. Chase6,902 words
- 20.Chapter VI: Henry Wilson5,939 words
- 21.Chapter VII: Horace Greeley4,768 words
- 22.Chapter VIII: David Glascoe Farragut3,028 words
- 23.Chapter IX: John Albion Andrew5,372 words
- 24.Chapter X: Schuyler Colfax4,187 words
- 25.Chapter XI: Edwin M. Stanton3,913 words
- 26.Chapter XII: Frederick Douglass6,995 words
- 27.Chapter XIII: Philip H. Sheridan4,064 words
- 28.Chapter XIV: William T. Sherman5,770 words
- 29.Chapter XV: Oliver O. Howard3,501 words
- 30.Chapter XVI: William Alfred Buckingham4,259 words
- 31.Chapter XVII: Wendell Phillips5,234 words
- 32.Chapter XVIII: Henry Ward Beecher (1)8,547 words
- 33.Chapter XVIII: Henry Ward Beecher (2)8,653 words
- 34.Chapter XVIII: Henry Ward Beecher (3)3,522 words