Brenda Wineapple 
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SOURCE: Washington Post
5/24/2019
Brenda Wineapple's new book illuminates the national debate over politics, principles and impeachment — in 1868
by John Fabian Witt
Brenda Wineapple’s timely story suggests, almost despite itself, that impeaching presidents and dreaming of justice are no substitutes for the work of doing justice and winning elections.
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