Jules Archer
January 27, 1915 – November 13, 2008 (aged 93)
100 works on record
Works
Fighting Journalist
2000
To save the earth
1998
Special interests
1997
A House Divided
1995
Midnight Jules (Radio Books)
1994
Rage in the streets
1994
They had a dream
1993
Children of War
1992
Breaking Barriers
1991
Hurricane!
1991
Earthquake!
1991
Tornado!
1991
The incredible sixties
1986
Jungle fighters
1985
Winners and losers
1984
You can't do that to me!
1980
Who's running your life?
1979
You and the law
1978
Police state
1977
Epidemic!
1977
Superspies
1977
Hunger on planet Earth
1977
From whales to dinosaurs
1976
Legacy of the desert
1976
The Chinese and the Americans
1976
Watergate
1975
Washington vs. Main Street
1975
They made a revolution, 1776
1975
The Russians and the Americans
1975
Man of steel, Joseph Stalin
1974
China in the twentieth century
1974
Riot!
1974
Mexico and the United States
1973
The plot to seize the White House
1973
Chou En-lai
1973
Trotsky, world revolutionary
1973
Resistance
1973
Famous young rebels
1973
Strikes, bombs & bullets
1972
Uneasy friendship: France and the United States
1972
Mao Tse-Tung
1972
Ho chi Minh: legend of Hanoi
1971
Treason in America
1971
Revolution in our time
1971
1968: year of crisis
1971
The Philippines' fight for freedom
1970
Colossus of Europe: Metternich
1970
Hawks, doves, and the eagle
1970
Indian foe, Indian friend
1970
Thorn in our flesh
1970
Congo, the birth of a new nation
1970
Achieve executive success, avoid family failure
1969
African firebrand
1969
Angry abolitionist: William Lloyd Garrison
1969
The extremists
1969
Red rebel; Tito of Yugoslavia
1968
The unpopular ones
1968
Science explorer: Roy Chapman Andrews
1968
Red rebel
1968
Battlefield President: Dwight D. Eisenhower
1967
Laws that changed America
1967
World citizen: Woodrow Wilson
1967
Battlefield president
1967
The dictators
1967
Man of steel
1965
Twentieth century Caesar, Benito Mussolini
1964
What should parents expect from children?
1964
Front-line General: Douglas MacArthur
1963
I sell what I write
1950
African firebrand
Angry abolitionist
Indian foe, Indian friend
Fighting journalist: Horace Greeley
The unpopular ones
The incredible sixties
Treason in America; disloyalty versus dissent
Mexico and the United States
They made a revolution: 1776
The Feminist Revolution: A Story of the Three Most Inspiring and Empowering Women in American History: Susan B. Anthony, Margaret Sanger, and Betty Friedan (Jules Archer History for Young Readers)
A House Divided
The Plot to Seize the White House
Unpopular Ones
Treason in America
Rage in the Streets
Man of Steel : Joseph Stalin
Winners and Losers
They Had a Dream
Laws that Changed America
Watergate
Superspies
They Made a Revolution
Special Interests
Frontline General : Douglas MacArthur
To Save the Earth
Resistance
Incredible '60s
Twentieth-Century Caesar : Benito Mussolini
Jungle Fighters
Extremists
Dictators