William McKinley

William McKinley was portrayed in four moments of his public life: addressing the House of Representatives on the measure that became famous under his name, delivering his address at his first inauguration as President of the United States on March IV MDCCCXCVII, serving as a commissary sergeant at the Battle of Antietam in MDCCCLXII, and declaring at Buffalo on September VI MDCCCCI that the nation's true eminence rested in the victories of peace rather than those of war and that its interest was in concord rather than conflict.

Adams, Massachusetts · United States