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Focusing on Franklin D. Roosevelt's strategic leadership during World War II, this three-volume history reveals his unique perspective on the conflict. It highlights his ability to navigate challenges from both Winston Churchill and his military advisors, ultimately shaping the path to victory. Celebrated for its depth and insight, the series offers a comprehensive view of FDR's vision and command, showcasing his pivotal role in the war's outcome.

The twentieth century has been called 'the American Century'. Now, award- winning biographer Nigel Hamilton gives us the lives of the twelve men, from Franklin D.Compulsively readable, packed with unforgettable characters as well as stories, lessons and revelations, American Caears is essential reading for our times.

Nigel Hamilton's celebrated trilogy culminates with a story of triumph and tragedy. Just as FDR was proven right by the D-Day landings he had championed, so was he found to be mortally ill in the spring of 1944. He was the architect of a victorious peace that he would not live to witness.

The first part of a major trilogy exploring the life Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose towering importance to the war is overlooked because of his early death.

Dreams are explored as a blend of external influences and the voice of our individual spirit, conveying messages through metaphor and narrative. This approach highlights the interplay between spirituality and psychology, suggesting that our dreams serve as a medium for self-discovery and understanding.

From Nigel Hamilton's acclaimed World War II saga, the astonishing story of FDR's yearlong, defining battle with Churchill in 1943, as the war raged in Africa and Italy

This book gives an informed and compelling insight into the modern biography, exploring its history and different components such as genre, points of view, the lives of famous biographers themselves, and other aspects through an alphabetical structure.

An insightful portrait of U.S. presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt to George W. Bush. Hamilton examines their unique characters, their paths to Pennsylvania Avenue, their effectiveness as global leaders, and their lessons in governance, both good and bad.

For thousands of years we have recorded real lives - the lives of others, and of ourselves. For what purpose and for whom has this universal and timeless pursuit endured? What obstacles have lain in the path of biographers in the past, and what continues to confound biographers today? This title answers these questions.