an American epic of war, survival, and the destiny of John F. Kennedy
Doyle, William
Details the heroic story of John F. Kennedy, and the 10 crewmen who survived the sinking of their U.S. Navy motor topedo boat PT 109 in August of 1943. Features a moment in the future U.S. President's history that helped shape the leader he would become.
an American epic of war, survival, and the destiny of John F. Kennedy
Doyle, William
2015
Looks at how John F. Kennedy and other crew members survived the sinking of the sub PT 109 during World War II and how the experience affected Kennedy.
Chronicles the history of recording devices in the White House from the microphone that was placed in FDR's desk lamp in 1940 through the video recordings of Clinton's time in the Oval Office, discussing how those tapes have changed the way Americans view the presidency.
Chronicles the events behind a white uprising that occurred when Air Force veteran James Meredith tried to become the first African-American student to register at the University of Mississippi in 1962.
A comprehensive history of the French Revolution that provides chronicles the events surrounding the Revolution, analyzes the impact it had on France and the rest of Europe, and profiles key figures.
James Meredith and the battle of Oxford, Mississippi, 1962
Doyle, William
2003
Chronicles the events behind a white uprising that occurred when Air Force veteran James Meredith tried to become the first African-American student to register at the University of Mississippi in 1962.
