Provides a comprehensive biography of Eugene O'Neill examining O'Neill's life and works. Discusses the ideas behind O'Neill's writings and his critical treatment of the American dream.
In contrast to Lincoln, Reagan, whose hatred of communism was nearly as profound as the abolitionists hatred of slavery, was able to free an enslaved people from tyranny without resorting to war.
Profiles the political career and policies of former President Ronald Reagan including his negotiations with Gorbachev, his opposition to foreign interventions, and his distrust of big government.
Chronicles John Adams' presidential term, exploring how his contributions helped shape the nation, and discussing why he was ill-prepared for politics.
