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The presidents : a reference history

A history of the American presidency from 1789 through the 1996 election offers brief biographies of every president and chronicles the events of each administration.

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  • "Contains analyses of the U.S. Presidents and their administrations, from George Washington to George W. Bush, with discussion of each man's rise to power, the problems he confronted in office, and his effect on the institution of the presidency, and includes a chapter on the role of First Ladies in shaping the presidency."
  • "Analyzes each presidential administration in terms of the social, political, economic, and foreign policy decisions and their effects on domestic and foreign affairs."
  • "Presents in-depth profiles of each American president and his administration. Includes black-and-white portraits of the presidents and extensive bibliographies. Also features a new history of the White House and a general introduction to the presidency. For students in grades 10 and higher, as well as general readers."
  • "A history of the American presidency from 1789 through the 1996 election offers brief biographies of every president and chronicles the events of each administration."@en
  • "Contains analysis of U.S. Presidents and their administrations, with discussion of each man's rise to power, the problems he confronted in office, and his effect on the institution of the presidency, and includes a chapter on the role of First Ladies in shaping the presidency."

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  • "Electronic books"
  • "Biography"
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  • "Computer network resources"
  • "History"
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  • "The presidents : a reference history"
  • "The presidents : a reference history"@en
  • "The Presidents : a reference history"
  • "The Presidents a reference history"@en
  • "The presidents a reference history"
  • "The presidents a reference history"@en