#1Woodrow Wilson
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This book is a complete biography of Woodrow Wilson's road to the White House, and of course the decisions he took while he was President of the United States. It puts special emphasis on his foreign policies, during and after the first World War.
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Shreyas KapurWritten on April 6, 2018"Just what I was looking for! I love biographies about our presidents and Woodrow Wilson is one of the most interesting. This was a nice short biography but it doesn't skimp on the details of this fascinating man's life. Great choice, thanks!"#2FDR
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In this portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt we can know more about the life of this president of the United States, and of course the decision -both good and bad- that he had to take, and what made him one of the best presidents ever.
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Written by the well-known historian David McCullough, 1776 recounts the birth of America as a free and independent nation. It chronicles the American Revolution until the Declaration of Independence.BooksCheck price
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#4Theodore Rex
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Theodore Rex is the second volume of Edmund Morris' biography of Theodore Roosevelt. It begins and ends with Roosevelt's time as two-term president of the US. This book is published in 2002 by Random House Trade Paperbacks.BooksCheck price
#5Truman
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Truman by David McCullough is a biography of Harry S. Truman, who was the president of the United States during the historic events of World War II and the Cold War.BooksCheck price
"Truman was a President during WWII. This is an interesting look at him and the times surrounding his presidency. I found it entertaining and informative. I think it is one of the best biographies about a president due to the times and the man he was. It took a little while to read the entire book but it was well worth it. "#6Mornings on Horseback
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Mornings on Horseback: The Story of an Extraordinary Family, a Vanished Way of Life and the Unique Child Who Became Theodore Roosevelt is a biography written by David McCullough. This book is a National Book Award-winning biography.
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#7Colonel Roosevelt
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Colonel Roosevelt by Edmund Morris is the last installment on Morris' Theodore Roosevelt Trilogy that won the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award. With over 700 pages, this book is published in 2011 by Random House Trade.
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#8John Adams
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As told by the multi-awarded historian David McCullough, this Pulitzer Prize-winning book is the story of John Adams, founding father and second president of the United States.BooksCheck price
#9Washington: A Life
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Washington: A Life is a biography written by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Rob Chernow. It chronicles the life of the founding father and the first man to be the president of the United States of America, George Washington.
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#10The Triumph of Improvisation
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The Triumph of Improvisation is a book by the historian James Graham Wilson. It chronicles the events of the Cold War through an analysis of the decisions made by Gorbachev and Reagan that ultimately lead to the end of the war.
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#11Eisenhower in War and Peace
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This book is a perfect portrait of Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States of America. In in, the author chronicles Eisenhower's beginnings in the political world, as well as his presidential years, where he managed to keep the peace and improve his country's reputation all over the world.
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"After falling in love with the show Band Of Brothers, I decided to learn more about Eishenhower and his work. I am glad I did because this book changed my perception of how the war was fought from a macroscopic scale. The strategy that went into every single engagement alone makes this book a fascinating read."#12Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln
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In this book, popular historian Doris Kearns Goodwin explains what made Abraham Lincoln such a political genius: the 16th president of the United States, had the ability to put himself in the place of other men, something that allowed him to lead the United States through the Civil War.
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"This is a historical novel focused on the rise of Abraham Lincoln from obscurity to famous US president. This focuses more on the political operations behind Lincoln's rise than on his life itself, but nevertheless it is a comprehensive look into the life of one of America's most well recognized presidents. I would recommend this to any history and political buff who is interested in learning more about Lincoln's rise"#13The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt
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The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt is the Pulitzer Prize-winning first volume of a three-part biography by Edmund Morris. It recounts Roosevelt's life before becoming the youngest president of the United States.BooksCheck price
#14Profiles in Courage
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Profiles in Courage is a book by John F. Kennedy that compiles eight of his colleagues' insights about integrity and other noble acts. He compiled it along with vintage photographs and his extensive biography.BooksCheck price
