Gould, Lewis L

A brief biography of Theodore Roosevelt that explores how he used his fame to fuel his political career and change the course of American history.

Presents the main political and policy events of the United States from 1890 to 1914 focusing on the role of government, social justice, the impact of reform on women and minorities, and more.

Provides an account of Theodore Roosevelt's presidency.

Presents thirty-nine biographical essays, one for each of the First Ladies of the United States, from Martha Washington to Laura Bush, examining their lives, contributions, and accomplishments in the White House, and looking at the specific ways in which they influenced history.

Documents the tenacious, coherent, and courageous diplomacy of President William McKinley, and his leadership of war with Spain over Cuba and with the Boxers in China.

Examines the lives, contributions, and accomplishments of American first ladies and discusses specific ways in which they influenced history.

Relates the events of McKinley's presidency, including the conduct of the Spanish-American War and the emergence from 1898 to 1900 of an American empire.

Traces the history of the presidency in the twentieth century, discussing how the political atmosphere differed from earlier centuries.