Monuments and reputations rise and fall through storms
George S. Benson reflects on fragile monuments and reputations, comparing ancient statues to American leaders like Andrew Johnson and Woodrow Wilson. He warns that storms of policy and public opinion can erode legacies, foreseeing future political upheaval and the potential fall of once-cherished figures.
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