The President and the Assassin: McKinley, Terror, and Empire at the Dawn of the American Century
by Scott Miller
Scott Miller examines McKinley, political terror, and the emergence of American empire at the dawn of the twentieth century. Bringing together presidential history and the broader currents of national expansion, this book explores a pivotal era in the development of the modern American century.
About This Book
The President and the Assassin explores the relationship between McKinley, political terror, and the expansion of American power.
Set at the dawn of the American century, the book considers a period of significant national and international change.
Scott Miller presents a history focused on the forces surrounding the presidency, violence, and empire.
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