Stephen A. Douglas was a giant of American politics in the mid-19th century, and his legacy is enshrined in a magnificent monument in Chicago's historic Bronzeville neighborhood. This book tells the story of the monument's design, construction, and dedication, as well as providing a brief biography of Douglas himself. Illustrated with photographs and drawings, this book is a treasure for those interested in Chicago history, sculpture, or political figures of the Civil War era.

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