Main Achievements of American Presidents: Pulitzer Prize Winning Books' Excerpts (Pulitzer Prize Panorama)
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Main Achievements of American Presidents von Heinz-Dietrich Fischer Englisch, 231 Seiten, Dezember 2013, Lit Verlag, Taschenbuch, ISBN 3643903626, EAN 9783643903624 Beschreibung After George Washington, the first President of the USA, was inaugurated in 1789 in New York, he visited Columbia University, that college, where close to 130 years later the Pulitzer Prizes were established. Douglas S. Freeman, one of Washington`s biographers who earned the Pulitzer Prize, describes this remarkeble event. The book at hand also contains of 14 other U.S. presidents who initiated special projects or had to manage difficult situations during their time in office. So, for instance, chapters from other Pulitzer Prize-winning books show how Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery, how Woodrow Wilson developed his concept of the league of nations, how Franklin D. Roosevelt had to face the Pearl Harbour tragedy, or how John F. Kennedy handled the Berlin crisis.

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Neuware - After George Washington, the first President of the USA, was inaugurated in 1789 in New York, he visited Columbia University, that college, where close to 130 years later the Pulitzer Prizes were established. Douglas S. Freeman, one of Washingtons biographers who earned the Pulitzer Prize, describes this remarkeble event. The book at hand also contains of 14 other U.S. presidents who initiated special projects or had to manage difficult situations during their time in office. So, for instance, chapters from other Pulitzer Prize-winning books show how Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery, how Woodrow Wilson developed his concept of the league of nations, how Franklin D. Roosevelt had to face the Pearl Harbour tragedy, or how John F. Kennedy handled the Berlin crisis. Taschenbuch, Neuware, 221x161x22 mm, 372g.

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- After George Washington, the first President of the USA, was inaugurated in 1789 in New York, he visited Columbia University, that college, where close to 130 years later the Pulitzer Prizes were established. Douglas S. Freeman, one of Washington`s biographers who earned the Pulitzer Prize, describes this remarkeble event. The book at hand also contains of 14 other U.S. presidents who initiated special projects or had to manage difficult situations during their time in office. So, for instance, chapters from other Pulitzer Prize-winning books show how Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery, how Woodrow Wilson developed his concept of the league of nations, how Franklin D. Roosevelt had to face the Pearl Harbour tragedy, or how John F. Kennedy handled the Berlin crisis. 231 pp. Englisch.

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Neuware - After George Washington, the first President of the USA, was inaugurated in 1789 in New York, he visited Columbia University, that college, where close to 130 years later the Pulitzer Prizes were established. Douglas S. Freeman, one of Washington`s biographers who earned the Pulitzer Prize, describes this remarkeble event. The book at hand also contains of 14 other U.S. presidents who initiated special projects or had to manage difficult situations during their time in office. So, for instance, chapters from other Pulitzer Prize-winning books show how Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery, how Woodrow Wilson developed his concept of the league of nations, how Franklin D. Roosevelt had to face the Pearl Harbour tragedy, or how John F. Kennedy handled the Berlin crisis. 231 pp. Englisch.

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Language: English Brand New Book. After George Washington was inaugurated in 1789 in New York, he visited Columbia University - the college where, close to 130 years later, the Pulitzer Prizes were established. In this book, one of Washington s biographers, Douglas S. Freeman, who earned the Pulitzer Prize, describes this remarkable event. The book also contains Pulitzer Prize-winning excerpts regarding 14 other US presidents who initiated special projects or had to manage difficult situations during their time in office. Selections from other Pulitzer Prize-winning books show how Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery, how Woodrow Wilson developed his concept of the League of Nations, how Franklin D. Roosevelt had to face the tragedy of Pearl Harbor, and how John F. Kennedy handled the Berlin crisis. (Series: Pulitzer Prize Panorama - Vol. 7).