Gouverneur Morris

Written in the late 19th century, 'Gouverneur Morris' by Theodore Roosevelt is a biographical account of Gouverneur Morris, a Founding Father and key figure in the American Revolution. The book details Morris's early life, his role in the Provincial Congress, and his contributions to the United States Constitution, including authoring its Preamble. It explores the political landscape of the era, highlighting Morris's advocacy for a strong central government and his opposition to slavery, making it a significant historical narrative of American politics from 1775 to 1803.