War, Peace, and the Presidency This paper is a book report on "War, Peace, and the Presidency" by Henry Paolucci, offering an abstract of each of its five chapters and then answering questions about World Wars I and II, noting how the author considers the importance and meaning of presidential elections, using recent history as a guide and showing the consequences of having an electorate that is divided and that is not fully committed to the president who is elected. Pages: 4 Bibliography: 1 source(s) listed Filename: 21592 Price: 35.80