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The Presidents: The Transformation Of The American Presidency From Theodore Roosevelt To George W. Bush

The Presidents: The Transformation Of The American Presidency From Theodore Roosevelt To George W. Bush

Stephen R. Graubard
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The US president is the most powerful figure on earth, wielding an unprecedented global influence. This brilliant, candid account of the men who have commanded the Oval Office during the twentieth century reveals their personalities, achievements, crises, secrets and legacies. From "saviour" Franklin D.Roosevelt to JFK and the myth of Camelot, from "Tricky Dick" Nixon to neo-imperialists Reagan and George W.Bush, Stephen Graubard takes us to the heart of the hidden - and increasingly monarchical - nexus of power at the White House. Examining how war, espionage, deception, money and the media have transformed the office in modern times, he asks: has the presidency now become too powerful? Format: 12,5 sm x 19,5 sm.
Language
English
Format
Paperback
Release
January 01, 2004
ISBN 13
9780141007601

The Presidents: The Transformation Of The American Presidency From Theodore Roosevelt To George W. Bush

Stephen R. Graubard
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
The US president is the most powerful figure on earth, wielding an unprecedented global influence. This brilliant, candid account of the men who have commanded the Oval Office during the twentieth century reveals their personalities, achievements, crises, secrets and legacies. From "saviour" Franklin D.Roosevelt to JFK and the myth of Camelot, from "Tricky Dick" Nixon to neo-imperialists Reagan and George W.Bush, Stephen Graubard takes us to the heart of the hidden - and increasingly monarchical - nexus of power at the White House. Examining how war, espionage, deception, money and the media have transformed the office in modern times, he asks: has the presidency now become too powerful? Format: 12,5 sm x 19,5 sm.
Language
English
Format
Paperback
Release
January 01, 2004
ISBN 13
9780141007601

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