In this life of Walter Clark, the author tells of an antebellum boyhood on a Carolina plantation and a long career of involvement in the bitterest sociopolitical battles the state of North Carolina has known, which won Clark a national reputation as a liberal noted for his straight thinking and his clear speaking.
This series of addresses focuses on the implications of World War I and the years of the Great Depression. They plead for an enlightened handling of agricultural problems and support for the New Deal. They carry the characteristic direct approach of a successful trial lawyer.
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