John Randolph (1898)

Focusing on the life of a significant early 19th-century political figure, this biography reveals John Randolph's complex character through his family background, political career, and notable opposition to prominent leaders like Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. It also candidly addresses his personal struggles, including mental illness and relationships. Henry Adams offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of Randolph's life, making this work an important contribution to understanding American political history.