President of the United States of America is an official title sought by many and won by only a few individuals. The series entitled First Men, America's President, contains a book length biography of each President of the United States of America. Every book contains information on the President's early education, professional career, military or political service prior to the presidency, interpretative discussion of both domestic and foreign policies during each presidency, and the conclusion of their political lives in public service. The two major themes of this series are the character...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the thirty-second president of the United States and served four consecutive terms, the longest presidential administration in American history. He has been called the greatest president of the twentieth century. This book exp

As the first president, George Washington initiated a number of precedents and was conscious that he was establishing traditions. He also saw himself as a moral exemplar and lived his life as such, both personally and publicly. The Washington presidency created history, guided history, and preserved history. It also interpreted history, assimilated history, and used history. But above all, George Washington was inspirational and moved Americans to support great causes and ideals. This book presents and discusses George Washington's moral virtues and public presidential accomplishments.

Follows the life of James Madison, our 4th president, who at the tender age of twenty-five was thrust into significant politics as an elected member of the Virginia House of Burgesses.

Provides an answer to the question 'Who are the Native Americans?' This book explains that cultural diffusion from the Old World to the New World is a reality and a concept no longer to be marginalised.