An excerpt from Splice Today‘s review of Impeachment: An American History Written by Matthew Surridge Modern Relevance in Impeachment: An American History Now that Democrats control the House of Representatives, the impeachment of President Trump is no longer far-fetched. Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Read More …
Roundtable Editors: Thomas Maddux and Diane Labrosse Roundtable and Web Production Editor: George Fujii Introduction by James Graham Wilson H-Diplo Roundtable Review More time has transpired between the fall of the Berlin Wall and today than the entire duration of that Read More …
An excerpt from The History News Network review of Impeachment: An American History Written by John Reeves In hindsight, the impeachment of Andrew Johnson appears to have been overly political. He was charged with violating the Tenure of Office Act, a Read More …
An excerpt from Kirkus‘s review of Impeachment: An American History Kirkus Review A set of scholarly essays introduced by presidential scholar Engel offers historical context and precedent to a sticky Constitutional issue very much in the current public debate. “Only three Read More …
An excerpt from The Wall Street Journal review of When the World Seemed New Written by Tom Nagorski Review: The Power of Prudence On May 21, 1989, the U.S. ambassador to China sent a chilling report to Washington: Troops were said to be Read More …
An excerpt from The National Interest review of When the World Seemed New Written by Derek Chollet The Last Foreign-Policy President There have been numerous assessments of Bush’s foreign policy, including insider narratives of German reunification or the Middle East peace process, as Read More …
An excerpt from The New York Times review of When the World Seemed New Written by Jacob Heilbrunn Yearning for an Earlier Era of American Diplomacy In May 1989, as the Soviet empire was imploding, President George H.W. Bush delivered a commencement speech Read More …
An excerpt from The Dallas Morning News review of When the World Seemed New Written by Philip Seib Here’s how George H.W. Bush guided America through the turbulent end to the Cold War When the World Seemed New is a remarkable book about Read More …
It took nearly ten years of research, innumerable freedom of information act requests, dozens of interviews, and a whole lot of Texas BBQ, but publication date for When the World Seemed New is finally on the horizon. First review is Read More …