Archer, Jules

As organizer of the Fascist blackshirts, dictator of Italy, and visionary of a second Roman Empire, Mussolini exercised power and paved the way to Italy's downfall.

Son of a devout pacifist, Eisenhower enters West Point despite his family and later becomes Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in World War II, and eventually the thirty-fourth president of the United States.

An exploration of the women's movement, with biographies of Susan B. Anthony, Margaret Sanger, and Betty Friedan.

A biography of the Vietnamese peasant who led his people in a successful revolution for independence from France and in the war with South Vietnam.

A biography of the Chinese leader stressing his role in events in Communist China which culminated in its recognition as a member of the United Nations in 1972.

Traces the characteristics and activities of extremists throughout American history from the colonists who rioted against England for independence to the assassins of the 1960's.

A biography of the twenty-eighth President, who also served as president of Princeton University and Governor of New Jersey, and who worked for peace during and after World War I.