Eisenhower

Eisenhower is a succinct analytical evaluation of Eisenhower¿s presidency that argues that he embodied the spirit of his time and exuded power in a subtle manner.

• Essential to WW2, American, and Cold War history alike
• Eisenhower is one of the most important figures in 20th century world history
• Examines Eisenhower's early military career as well as his presidency
• The author's opinions are clearly articulated in the book, making this a very fresh and personal account of Eisenhower's political career
• Part of the award winning Profiles in Power series

Introduction
1.   Pre-Presidency, 1890-1952
2.   Creating Stability: Domestic Affairs, 1953-54
3.   Waging Peace: Foreign Affairs, 1953-54
4.   Affluence and Good Feelings: Domestic Affairs, 1955-56
5.   Crises, East, West and Mid-East: Foreign Affairs, 1955-56
6.   The Doldrums: Domestic Affairs, 1957-58
7.   Waging Cold War:  Foreign Affairs, 1957-58
8.   Revival of Spirit: Domestic Affairs, 1959-60
9.   High Hopes and Final Disappointment: Foreign Affairs, 1959-60
10. Conclusion
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