Remember the Alamo . . and, Charles Sumner
Charles Sumner was beaten senseless on the Senate floor in 1856 after having given a famous anti-slavery speech, ‘The Crime Against Kansas’. Preston Brooks admitted he attacked him from behind and beat him with a cane while he was signing congressional documents. It was two years before Charles Sumner could return to the Senate. In … Read moreRemember the Alamo . . and, Charles Sumner