As the nation's next president stands to inherit crises at home and abroad, this extremely timely history will reveal how his predecessors dealt with challenges that were there from day one. George Washington guided a fragile and fledgling nation; Thomas Jefferson faced a bitter, bipartisan schism; John Tyler brought stability after the first death of a sitting president; Abraham Lincoln faced a 'house divided'; Franklin Roosevelt confronted the Great Depression; Harry Truman inherited World War II; John Kennedy took office at the height of the Cold War; and, Gerald Ford aimed to bring America out of the 'long, national nightmare' of Watergate. This is a must-read for anyone interested in U.S. history and politics, leadership, and the enormous responsibilities of the American president.
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