The President

  • The President
    The President
    By Georges Simenon

    France's former Premier grapples with the decision to release a ruinous secret about his former attachâe, who has been summoned to form a coalition government.

  • The President
    By Outlet, Outlet Book Company Staff, Random House Value Publishing Staff

    The President

  • The President
    By Michael Walsh

    The President is the fourth book in a series following the fortunes of Michael J. Sullivan, trial lawyer, Congressman, Senator and candidate for the Presidency.

  • The President: Rex, Princeps, Imperator?
    The President: Rex, Princeps, Imperator?
    By University of Texas at El Paso

    The President: Rex, Princeps, Imperator?

  • The President
    The President
    By Miguel Asturias

    The President tells the story of a ruthless dictator and his schemes to dispose of a political adversary in an unnamed country usually identified as Guatemala.

  • The President: Defense and Diplomacy : Three Virginia Papers Presented at the Miller Center Forums, 1981, Part IV
    By Kenneth W. Thompson

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  • The President
    The President
    By Parker Hudson

    The many strands of the story all come together in Manhattan as the terrorists use the World Trade Towers to launch their attack, the center of action is a place called Ground Zero and one of the characters yells, "Let's Roll" near the end.

  • The President: A Novel
    The President: A Novel
    By John Stewart

    Arguing that an efficient economic system can be compatible with a fair share for all, this novel centers on a United States president who changes his mind about his policies.

  • The President
    The President
    By Henry Alfred Lewis

    The President

  • The President: A Minute-by-minute Account of a Week in the Life of Gerald Ford
    The President: A Minute-by-minute Account of a Week in the Life of Gerald Ford
    By John Hersey

    In this extraordinary book he builds a brilliant and revealing portrait, letting the reader see Ford’s strengths and limitations.