Archer, Jules

Discusses the pro and con attitudes of the American public on nine major conflicts involving the United States since the Declaration of Independence was signed.

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.

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.

Famous and obscure Americans who were persecuted in their time for their minority beliefs. Includes Roger Williams, John Peter Zenger, Thomas Paine, Anne Royall, Joseph Palmer, Horace Greeley, Henry David Thoreau, Jonathan Walker, Amelia Jenks Bloomer, Eugene, Debs, Woodrow Wilson, Bethenia Owens, Margaret Sanger, J. Robert Oppenheimer, J. William Fulbright.

Describes the nature and prototype of the modern dictator and presents biographical sketches of eighteen twentieth century absolute rulers.

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.