Peter Baker Books
Jeffrey A. Engel, Jon Meacham, and Timothy Naftali are lauded authors and presidential historians; Peter Baker is the chief White House correspondent for the New York Times. Collectively they have founded presidential history scholarly research centers, run presidential libraries, authored several dozen books about presidents and international history, and won numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize.
Impeachment
What's Impeachment about?
Impeachment (2018) details how the Framers of the US Constitution envisioned the process of removing a president, and how the three impeachment proceedings prior to Trump’s have played out. Spanning the years right after the American Revolution to the late twentieth century, Impeachment looks at how the Framers imagined impeachment as a safety valve for democracy, as well as how Congress used impeachment to sanction Presidents Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton.
Who should read Impeachment?
- News junkies who’ve read every think piece about the Trump impeachment
- History hounds obsessed with the American experiment
- Anyone looking for a better grasp on current US affairs
Multiple Streams of Property Income
What's Multiple Streams of Property Income about?
Multiple Streams of Property Income by Rob Moore and Peter Baker provides a comprehensive guide to creating a successful property portfolio. The book covers various income streams such as rental properties, serviced accommodation, and property development, offering practical tips and strategies for generating passive income in the real estate market.
Who should read Multiple Streams of Property Income?
Readers who enjoy supernatural thrillers with a gothic atmosphere
People looking for a suspenseful and chilling mystery to keep them on the edge of their seat
Those interested in exploring themes of family curses, premonitions, and the power of secrets