"The Mirrors of Washington" by Clinton W. Gilbert is a deep look into American politics of the early 1900s through the lives of Presidents Warren G. Harding and Woodrow Wilson. The book explores the men's personalities, backgrounds, and political beliefs, painting a picture of their time. Harding is shown as an "everyman," appealing to regular voters, while Wilson is seen as a smart but troubled leader. The story shows how Harding's popularity grew as people got tired of Wilson's big ideas, marking a change in American thinking from dreams to practical solutions.
The Mirrors of Washington
By Clinton W. (Clinton Wallace) Gilbert
Discover how two presidents, one an idealist and the other an "everyman," mirrored the changing soul of a nation.
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