Four Cardinal Principles of Republicanism
James E. Watson argues that Lincoln and Grant defined the Republican Party as a vehicle for national growth through organized, principled policy. He defends protectionist tariffs, internal improvements, and a national banking system, contrasting Republican achievements with Democratic criticisms and warning against abandoning Lincoln’s legacy.
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