(Paperback)

Pacific on the Right chronicles the journey of Curt Pierce from Arizona to Chile. His flight student, Miguel, bought a new plane, and instead of shipping it down to his home in Chile the two made the flight together. The 6,760 mile journey through 11 countries leaves them under house arrest in Peru, landing in a restricted military base, crossing paths with a fleeing President--and much more.

(Hardback)

This study places the two presidents within the broader American tradition and explores the way they combined reverence for the past with innovative policies.

Pierce provides a cohesive argument against those who simplify and categorize American ideals in order to demean them.