The Last Founding Father: James Monroe and a Nation's Call to Greatness

Harlow Giles Unger is a respected historian and accomplished author with over twenty-five books to his credit, specializing in revealing the unseen narratives of American history. Depicting the details and drama of America's past, Unger's works include critically acclaimed biographies of founding fathers and presidents. His talent for captivating storytelling clarifies complex historical events, making them accessible and compelling to readers. In addition to his extensive publication credentials, Unger is a noted educator and on-air commentator. He previously served as Distinguished Visiting Fellow in American History at George Washington's Mount Vernon, and has extensively contributed to C-SPAN and History Channel documentaries. His ability to bridge historical academia and mass communication illuminates the intersections of past and present in an engaging manner. Unger's contribution to American historical literature has been widely honored. Several of his books, including his renowned biographies, "John Quincy Adams" and "The Last Founding Father", have become bestsellers. Through his writing, Unger provides readers a deep understanding not just of the events that shaped America's past, but also the people who led the way.