Eisenhower

Highly accessible and sprightly written.—Library JournalDwight Eisenhower was a mystery to many of those who favored and most of those who opposed him. Louis Galambos, a professor of history at Johns Hopkins and editor of the Eisenhower papers, resolves some of that mystery in his succinct, insightful portrait.—Wall Street JournalOffers many insights into the politics and history of [Eisenhower’s] times.—Donovan’s Literary ServicesFor readers looking for an overview of Eisenhower’s life and career, the Galambos book is a fine choice.—Weekly StandardJohns Hopkins historian Galambos, editor of the Eisenhower papers, examines the development of the leadership style of President Eisenhower from his boyhood in Abilene, Kansas, through his presidency … Galambos’s succinct style and penetrating analysis make for a rewarding study. Highly recommended.—Choice

Louis Galambos is a research professor of history at Johns Hopkins University and an editor of The Papers of Dwight David Eisenhower.