The LAST FOUNDER (2294) explores how Jonathan Archer’s lifetime of leadership and civic service influenced his two terms as President of the Federation. Written more than a century after he left the office, our two authors explore how the early institutions of the Federation developed, how leaders responded to events, and how he fundamentally changed the position and the trajectory of the Federation. This is a story about how platitudes become policies, how goals become good government, and how values lead to our vision of the future.