Research Guide to American Historical Biography, Complete Set
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 Over 450 frequently studied Americans including American women, minorities, Native Americans, American Civil War figures, religious leaders, and explorers.Vol. 1-3
1778 pages; ISBN 0-933833-09-1
Volumes 1-3 cover 278 of the most frequently studied Americans, in all periods and fields.
Vol. 4
610 pages; ISBN 0-933833-21-0
Volume 4 focuses on 93 women, minorities, and Native Americans
Vol. 5
590 pages; ISBN 0-933833-24-5
Volume 5 covers 81 Civil War figures, religious leaders, and explorers
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Cesar Chavez
Cesar Chávez's humble beginnings and first-hand experience with labor exploitation prepared him for a career as one of America's most remarkable labor leaders. Prior to assuming the role of union leader, he served in World
War II; upon his return, he found it difficult as a high school dropout of Hispanic heritage to escape racial injustice and job discrimination. Thus upon becoming a migrant worker once again, he was a man with a mission.
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Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley was one of the most influential singers and performers of the twentieth century. His thirty feature films, scores of gold albums, and tens of millions in record sales attest to his popularity, and even today his fans continue to draw inspiration from his life.
While many fans have practically deified him, others maintain that Presley allowed himself to be manipulated by his manager, staff, and admirers into an artificial lifestyle that diluted his talents and eventually killed him.
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This examination of [452] individuals significant to American history is a ready reference dream come true. For the wealth of detail and the diversity of application, this would be a fine purchase for public, school, and university libraries. |
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