William Lloyd Garrison and Horace Greeley: The Lives and Careers of the Civil War Era’s Most Famous Publishers

Dive into the turbulent times of the Civil War era with "William Lloyd Garrison and Horace Greeley: The Lives and Careers of the Civil War Era’s Most Famous Publishers." Published on November 7, 2018, this compelling book offers a dual biography of two monumental figures in the fight for racial justice. William Lloyd Garrison, an unwavering abolitionist, dedicated his life to the eradication of slavery, guided by a fierce moral compass that refused to compromise with oppressors. Horace Greeley, known for his sharp pen and tumultuous career in journalism, shaped public opinion on the issues of the day, including the vehement opposition to slavery. Through their stories, middle school readers will explore the complexities of advocacy and the impact of the written word in shaping American history. This book not only chronicles their significant contributions but also prompts critical reflection on how the legacies of such relentless dedication to justice continue to influence struggles for equality today.