(4) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Although these laudatory biographies gloss over the more controversial aspects of their subjects' lives and characters (Washington's involvement in an attack on a diplomatic party, Hamilton's and Jefferson's respective mudslinging campaigns), they will provide report writers with basic information. Black-and-white images appear throughout. Reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Thomas Jefferson.

Reviewer: Jeannine M. Chapman

(3) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Each of these clear, straightforward biographies begins with a chapter highlighting a pivotal moment in each man's career. Following chapters trace the subject's life from childhood to adulthood. Black-and-white archival images and sidebars help to break up and extend the text. These are useful resources for history buffs as well as report writers. Addresses, reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: Gouverneur Morris, James Madison, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin.

Reviewer: Jim St. Claire

(3) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Each of these clear, straightforward biographies begins with a chapter highlighting a pivotal moment in each man's career. Following chapters trace the subject's life from childhood to adulthood. Black-and-white archival images and sidebars help to break up and extend the text. These are useful resources for history buffs as well as report writers. Addresses, reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: Gouverneur Morris, James Madison, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin.

Reviewer: Jim St. Claire

(3) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Each of these clear, straightforward biographies begins with a chapter highlighting a pivotal moment in each man's career. Following chapters trace the subject's life from childhood to adulthood. Black-and-white archival images and sidebars help to break up and extend the text. These are useful resources for history buffs as well as report writers. Addresses, reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: Gouverneur Morris, James Madison, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin.

Reviewer: Jim St. Claire

(4) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Although these laudatory biographies gloss over the more controversial aspects of their subjects' lives and characters (Washington's involvement in an attack on a diplomatic party, Hamilton's and Jefferson's respective mudslinging campaigns), they will provide report writers with basic information. Black-and-white images appear throughout. Reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Thomas Jefferson.

Reviewer: Jeannine M. Chapman

(4) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Although these laudatory biographies gloss over the more controversial aspects of their subjects' lives and characters (Washington's involvement in an attack on a diplomatic party, Hamilton's and Jefferson's respective mudslinging campaigns), they will provide report writers with basic information. Black-and-white images appear throughout. Reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Thomas Jefferson.

Reviewer: Jeannine M. Chapman

(3) 4-6 America's Founding Fathers series. Each of these clear, straightforward biographies begins with a chapter highlighting a pivotal moment in each man's career. Following chapters trace the subject's life from childhood to adulthood. Black-and-white archival images and sidebars help to break up and extend the text. These are useful resources for history buffs as well as report writers. Addresses, reading list, timeline, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these America's Founding Fathers titles: Gouverneur Morris, James Madison, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin.

Reviewer: Jim St. Claire