Nigel Hamilton, one of the world’s most renowned biographers, brings his vast expertise and unique insights in twelve chapters that chronicle the last twelve American presidents: how they ascended to the presidency, faced the empire's challenges upon taking office, dealt with America's interests, and ensured its safety and security even at the risk of global destruction. The book reveals the strategies used to avoid the consequences of the Cold War with the Soviets and beyond. It delves into their private lives, exposing their strengths and weaknesses, their relations with their close circles, and extending to powerful global leaders from both the East and West. It highlights their significant successes and fatal mistakes in domestic and foreign policies, their crisis management, and their composed conduct during wars. It compares their greatness and failures, sheds light on alliances made publicly and secretly, and evaluates each president, starting with Roosevelt and ending with the worst 'emperor' Bush Jr., and his vice president Dick Cheney, who willingly dismantled many moral foundations.

• Publishing house: شركة المطبوعات للتوزيع و النشر
• Number of Pages: 740
• Year of publication: 2013