The Life of Gouverneur Morris, With Selections From His Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers

Jared Sparks' biography of Gouverneur Morris offers a detailed account of the life and career of one of the most influential founding fathers of the United States. Morris served in various capacities during the revolutionary period and later went on to play a prominent role in the early years of the republic. This volume includes extensive excerpts from Morris' personal papers, providing a unique window into the political and social world of early America.

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