political and social views

A biography of John Quincy Adams, which focuses on his seventeen years in Congress--after he served a single term as President of the United States--where he became a leading voice in support of the abolishment of slavery.

Analyzes the work of George F. Babbitt, focusing on his satirical look at the less-than-ideal side of a middle-class community in post-World War I.

A collection of Albert Einstein's public and private writings that reveal his political views and opinions on key political issues.

Examines the peacekeeping efforts of former President Jimmy Carter in the years since leaving the White House; and describes how he has fought diseases, monitored over sixty-five elections in foreign nations, and led a war against poverty, hunger, and mental illness around the world.

Presents a comparative study of artists Jacques-Louis David and Jean-Louis Prieur, looking at their roles in depicting the French Revolution, and following their disparate fortunes after the fall of Robespierre despite their similar political views.

Speeches and articles help chronicle Ronald Reagan's presidency, focusing on the key policy changes he made during his terms and the impact they had on world history.