1924-

Biography of twentieth-century African-American author James Baldwin, discussing his childhood in Harlem, his years in Paris, and his return to the United States in 1957 to take part in the Civil Rights struggle.

Contains two books by Jimmy Carter in which he shares his values and experiences and discusses his religious faith.

Barbara Bush draws from her personal diaries to chronicle the eight years between the end of her husband's presidency, and her son's inauguration.

Explores the life of the forty-first president, including his service in the Navy, his years in politics, and his impact on United States history.

Describes his role as White House Chief of Staff during the last year of the Carter presidency.

An overview of the career of Thomas Berger examining the influence and content of his literary works.

Profiles Reagan's record in politics and provides capsule records of the careers of his various appointees.