Frank A. Flower

Frank Abial Flower (May 11, 1854 – October 1910) was an editor at various newspapers, an author, and government official. He wrote many history books, several related to Wisconsin and leading Republicans of his era. Quotes The Republican party has been, the most powerful champion of freedom and equal rights in the world. The feeble and scattered elements that fifty years ago began to combine, here and there, were all lovers of human equality. Under various names, led by a purer patriotism far in advance of the different political organizations to which they had belonged, they continued to grow in numbers and influence, until, composing a majority of their respective communities in this Republic, they were, in response to an inexorable law, drawn into one great spirited army, with a common purpose—equal and perpetual freedom for all—and a common name, Republican. History of the Republican Party (Springfield, IL: Union Publishing Co., 1884), ch. 1 See also Angus Cameron External links Category:Non-fiction authors from the United States Category:Editors from the United States Category:Government officials Category:People from New York (state) Category:1854 births Category:1910 deaths