A Biographical Memoir of Hugh Williamson

Hugh Williamson was one of America's most remarkable and influential founders, yet he is largely forgotten today. In this vivid and engaging biography, David Hosack brings Williamson to life, illuminating his role as a physician, scientist, statesman, and patriot. From his early life in North Carolina to his pivotal role in the drafting of the Constitution and beyond, Williamson's story is one of courage, intelligence, and dedication to the cause of freedom.
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