books by Harry Ammon (american national identity)

books by Harry Ammon

books:

The Genet Mission (Norton Essays in American History)
Harry Ammon

W. W. Norton & Company, 1973

James Monroe: An entry from MACM's Presidents: A Reference History
Harry Ammon

MACM, 2002

This classic reference work has been fully revised and updated to include recent presidents. Each president and administration is thoroughly profiled by a distinguished senior scholar.

James Monroe: the quest for national identity

20 reviews
Harry Ammon

McGraw-Hill, 1971

Great biogrpahy and great thesis
This is one of the best biographies on the not only the life of James Monroe but on the development of the United States role in world affairs. The author clearly assesses not only the role that Monroe played but also the exogenous factors that led to the development of the country. By framing this through Monroe's life we can clearly see his development along with that of the country at clear ...

James Monroe (Meckler's bibliographies of the presidents of the United States)
Harry Ammon

Information Today USA, 1991

Part of a series providing bibliographies of the presidents of the USA, this volume is about the fifth president, James Monroe. Each bibliography will include manuscript and archival resources, a chronology, monographs, articles and interviews, government documents, newspapers coverage, dissertations, iconographic resources, an introductory essay on the personage and oral histories.