The author uses fictional primary characters to tell the true story of the incredible fighting and devastating losses brought on by the battle during one of the coldest winters on record. The book stays true to the actual battles, geographic locations, and key historical leaders involved. This book gives another look at the Impeachment Process of President Clinton as seen from all sides of the process. Mr. Baker, a writer for the Washington Post, tells the story from all the major players in the event in a reasonably thoughtful process. The author uses excerpts from the journal and builds a fictional story around them.
Topics range from gun control to welfare.
This book is an excellent study of General Douglas MacArthur, concentrating on the period between the end of WWII and his relief from command during the Korean War. This book gives s superb look at John F. Kennedy and what was really happening during his political and presidential period. It discusses the political races he was involved in, the women in his life, dealing with the Soviets, and the Kennedy Clan. Since Caravaggio was one of my favorite artists from the Renaissance, I looked forward to reading about his life. Unfortunately, since he lived during the Renaissance, there's not a lot written about him, except his criminal records.