Proceedings In The Cases Of The Impeachment Of Charles Robinson, Governor; John W. Robinson, Secretary Of State; George S. Hillyer, Auditor Of State, Of Kansas (1862)

The impeachment proceedings against three Kansas officials, including Governor Charles Robinson, are meticulously detailed in this historical document. Written by Robinson himself, it explores the political tensions of the era, particularly between pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions. Each chapter addresses specific charges of fraud and abuse of power while offering Robinson's passionate defense against what he perceives as politically motivated attacks. The book provides valuable insights into mid-19th century American politics and social issues, making it essential for those studying this period.