Books in People's History series

Albert Einstein developed theories in the first decades of the twentieth century that overturned a two-hundred-year-old view of the universe and changed the course of physics. This anthology chronicles the influences on Einstein's development as a scientist, his work in physics, his fame and espoused causes, and his work in America.

Essays discuss the life of the Chinese leader, from his early days as a peasant worker to his rise to leader of the Communists and of China, and describes life in China after Mao's death.

Essays document the life and work of the English dramatist, covering such topics as Shakespeare's authorship, his legacy, and how Shakespeare's plays influence poets, novelists, dramatists, and popular culture.

A collection of essays examines Edison's work as a telegrapher and entrepreneur, discussing his most well-known invention, the electric light, and his long-term impact and legacy on the world.

A collection of essays examines Edison's work as a telegrapher and entrepreneur, discussing his most well-known invention, the electric light, and his long-term impact and legacy on the world.

Essays discuss the life and accomplishments of the Black Muslim leader, including his childhood, imprisonment, his association with the Nation of Islam, and his assassination.

This anthology focuses on one of America's most charismatic and beloved presidents. It profiles Kennedy's unique style and personality and describes his domestic and foreign policy successes and failures.

Traces the life and accomplishments of the famous abolitionist.

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Essays discuss the life of the Chinese leader, from his early days as a peasant worker to his rise to leader of the Communists and of China, and describes life in China after Mao's death.

A collection of essays profiles the life of the popular Victorian author and the impact of his writings on society and culture.

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