Founders of Modern Nations: A Biographical Dictionary
By (Author) Neil A. Hamilton
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
ABC-CLIO
1st December 1995
United States
General
Non Fiction
Biography: general
920.02
Hardback
505
Presents the biographies of men and women who possessed the vision and the will to establish independent nations, including Washington, Castro, Mao, and Ghandi.
"A well-organized volume that should fill a gap in most reference collections. Articles are clearly written and refrain from subjective opinion. Students should find this source helpful." - School Library Journal "Its approach, presentation, and coverage of the many changes that have occurred since the fall of both the Berlin Wall and the Soviet Union recommend it for all school, public, and academic libraries." - Library Journal "A biographical dictionary covering figures such as Eamon De Valera, Ho Chi Minh...and Peter the Great faces a two-fold challenge: establishing a reasonable unifying premise and reporting information in a useful way. Founders of Modern Nations meets both challenges." - Rettig on Reference (Gale.com)
Neil A. Hamilton is associate professor and chair of the Department of History at Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL.