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ISBN: 978-0-87195-427-5 by Ray E. Boomhower

In the 1850s a young man from Ohio, ready to begin his career as a lawyer, pondered where to practice his profession, considering Cincinnati, Chicago and Indianapolis. The young man, Benjamin Harrison, chose Indianapolis as his home. He rose from attorney to Union general in the Civil War to twenty-third President of the United States before returning to Indianapolis to continue his law practice.