This book shines a light on the storied political career of prominent Democratic figure, Harry Bingham. An examination of the role that Democratic values played in shaping the history of the Granite State and the nation as a whole, this book is well-situated at the intersection of political history and biography. The author delves into Bingham's life story, starting with his humble beginnings in Vermont and continuing through his service as a Democratic representative, state senator, and national presidential candidate. In addition to demonstrating Bingham's unwavering commitment to the Democratic Party, the book explores the ebb and flow of Democratic fortunes, hinging on issues from economics to foreign policy, during his lifetime. The insights offered by the author on the interplay between electoral politics and popular movements will be of particular interest to political junkies and historians alike, but the book's engaging narrative and accessible prose invite readers from all walks of life to enjoy this tale of an influential political figure.
This book is part of the Non-Fiction Books series and is book #6 in the series.