This historic document provides a fascinating account of one of the most dramatic moments in American politics: the trial of President Andrew Johnson for alleged violation of the Tenure of Office Act. Featuring transcripts of speeches, testimonies, and legal arguments, this book offers a rich source of information for anyone interested in constitutional law, presidential history, and the balance of power in government.
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