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“Lively and learned. . . . Brands has produced a narrative that pulsates vigorously. . . . The
three senators wear themselves out and all but die on the job, their respective causes still
unresolved, their long public service having earned them fame, but not the political prize for which
they most lusted: the presidency (though not for want of trying).― —Harold Holzer, Wall Street
Journal  “A historical spellbinder. . . . A lively, vivid, and thoroughly researched account of a
time when discord gripped the nation and wouldnâ€t let go.― —David Holahan, Christian
Science Monitor  “Brandsâ€s easy prose and superior, simple organization makes this
work an engrossing, entertaining, and educating read on issues important then that echo today in
the modern debate on the limits of federal government power.― —Robert Davis, New York
Journal of Books“They were called ‘The Great Triumvirateâ€â€”three senators whose
rivalries, alliances, and work in the tumultuous battles of the 19th century profoundly influenced the
course of American history. H. W. Brands tells the story of Clay, Calhoun, and Webster with verve
and clarity, reminding us of a bygone age when giants truly walked the floor of the United States
Senate.―—Jon Meacham, author of The Soul of America: The Battle for Our Better Angels
 “H. W. Brands has brought us a searching and excellent account of three legendary
Americans whose leadership and rivalries did so much to shape the period of our history between
that of the Founders and the Civil War. Heirs of the Founders should remind those of our own
time how important Clay, Calhoun, and Webster are to the nation we live in today.―—Michael
Beschloss, author of Presidents of War  “H. W. Brands, with his characteristic
combination of sweep and eye for detail, tells the story—always exciting, often inspiring,
ultimately tragic—of the titans who tried to guide the handiwork of the Founding Fathers through
the turbulent first half of the nineteenth century. He weaves a cautionary tale for our own time of
troubles.― —Richard Brookhiser, author of John Marshall: The Man Who Made the
Supreme Court“Brands uses the life stories of three consequential early-19th-century
American politicians—all with unfulfilled aspirations to become president—to show how tensions
inherent in the founding fathers†vision of the country led to the calamity of the Civil War. . . .
This fascinating history illuminates rifts that still plague the country today.―—Publishers Weekly
“An engrossing and revealing account of personal rivalries that played out on a national

scale.―—BooklistRead more H. W. BRANDS holds the Jack S. Blanton Sr. Chair in History at
the University of Texas at Austin. He has written more than a dozen biographies and histories, two
of which, The First American and Traitor to His Class, were finalists for the Pulitzer