John Robert Greene is Paul J. Schupf Professor of History and Humanities at Cazenovia College, USA. His many books include The Presidency of Gerald R. Ford and Betty Ford: Candor and Courage in the White House, both published by Kansas.
"The revised edition of Bob Greene's study of the George H. W. Bush
presidency is even better than the very good first edition. Wise,
balanced, and lively, Greene's narrative does ample justice to an
administration whose achievements and failures deserve just this
kind of lucid, fair-minded, and absorbing treatment."--Lewis L.
Gould, author of The Republicans: A History of the Grand Old
Party"In this masterful account of George H. W. Bush, Greene
captures the essence of both the man and his presidency. The
Presidency of George H. W. Bush offers the fullest and fairest
assessment of this president. Greene's insightful and rigorous
analysis is essential reading for anyone interested in George H. W.
Bush and his presidency."--Michael F. Cairo, author of The Gulf:
The Bush Presidencies and the Middle East"In this updated and
remarkably comprehensive edition, Greene has enhanced our
understanding of George H.W. Bush with expanded coverage of the
significant events that defined his presidency. Additionally, his
balanced coverage of Bush's post-presidential years is particularly
valuable."--Christopher Maynard, author of Out of the Shadow:
George H. W. Bush and the End of the Cold War
This important book provides scholars of the American presidency
and general readers with a solid, comprehensive account of the
political career of George H. W. Bush."--Choice
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