From Disputed Election to Gilded Age Leader: Rutherford B Hayes Part 2
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Join me this week as I wrap up my coverage of Rutherford B. Hayes. Learn how the president jumped from one domestic crisis to another: from demands to recall federal troops in the south to tackling the issue of civil service reform. How did Hayes deal with the anti-Chinese sentiment brewing out west? Or the debates over land distribution regarding Indigenous Americans? Tune in to find out.
And don't forget to tune into the episode dedicated to the election of 1876 so you know just how Hayes entered the office.
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