Here, from American Heritage, is the story of our presidents. From George Washington’s reluctant oath-taking through George W. Bush’s leadership challenges after September 11, 2001, we view ambitious and fallible men through the new lens of the twenty-first century. Where did they succeed? Where did they fail? And what do we know now that we could not have known at the time?
This discussion of the Presidency as an institution is an examination of the office itself, offered on a chronological framework.
American Heritage: Pictoral History of the Presidents of the United States
" Here, in the first volume of American Heritage's history of presidents are the dramatic stories of the first eight men to hold the office: George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, ...
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In The American President: A Complete History, historian Kathryn Moore presents a riveting narrative of each president's experiences in and out of office, along with illuminating facts and statistics about each administration, timelines of ...
The book includes major historical documents, such as the Gettysburg Address, as well as more personalized accounts of the war and of the popular culture of the times found in diaries, advertisements, and magazine and newspaper articles.
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Historian Kathryn Moore presents a riveting narrative of each president's personal and political experiences in and out of office, along with illuminating facts and statistics about each administration, fascinating timelines of national and ...
A few weeks after the reprimand Arnold made his first secret contacts with the British, indicating his interest in being a traitor. No one knows how much ofArnold's decision was due to the humiliation of the trial and how much was due ...
These are the voices that shaped our history. They are powerful,moving, and, above all else, uniquely American. The history of the United States has been characterized by fervent idealism, intense struggle, and radical change.