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Summary
What if everything you’ve heard about William McKinley was wrong? This book exposes 20 myths that distorted the legacy of America’s 25th president — portraying him as a puppet of industry, a weak leader, a reluctant imperialist, or a forgotten figure. Drawing on real historical evidence — letters, speeches, and economic archives — the author reveals a visionary statesman who built America’s modern prosperity through faith, discipline, and pragmatic leadership.
A gripping journey through the pivotal years 1896–1901, restoring McKinley as the true architect of national strength — the steady hand behind the American century.Book information
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Biography and Memoir, Politics and Government
