Wilbur Cross Bücher

Zeppelins of World War I details the saga of the most daring aerial campaigns of the Great War, the story of the development of dirigibles by Germany as machines of war, the psychological horror of air raids on London, the heroic efforts of England’s fighter pilots to shoot down these invading monsters and the consequent failure of Zeppelins to bring England to its knees.

The book reflects on the ASME's centenary in 1980, highlighting its achievements and notable members over the past century. It emphasizes the Society's ongoing conversations about engineering's impact on society and its contributions to technological advancements. Through this retrospective, the book showcases the significance of the ASME in shaping the engineering profession and its engagement with the public.

Set against the backdrop of Mussolini's Italy in 1928, the narrative explores the courage of individuals who resist oppressive regimes. It delves into themes of rebellion and the struggle for freedom, highlighting the personal sacrifices made by those who dare to stand against tyranny. The characters embody resilience and hope, showcasing the impact of political turmoil on their lives and relationships. Through their journeys, the story reveals the power of dissent and the enduring human spirit in the face of adversity.

Focusing on the health crises faced by American Presidents, this book reveals the critical illnesses and injuries that have threatened both the leaders and the nation. Through detailed accounts, it uncovers the behind-the-scenes struggles of these chief executives, some of whom were incapacitated while in office. The collaboration of a seasoned physician and a prolific author brings to light the extraordinary challenges that have impacted the presidency and, by extension, the country.

White House Weddings describes in colorful detail all of the weddings that have taken place in the White House from its beginnings through World War II. Thoroughly researched, it includes interviews with all of the then living brides and grooms, and is replete with anecdotes and tales.

Focusing on decision-making, the book provides strategies for achieving success by learning from the experiences of entrepreneurs Richard deVos and Jay Van Andel, founders of Amway. Through personal interviews, motivational author Wilbur Cross reveals insights into how these billionaires balanced their professional triumphs with fulfilling family lives and friendships. Readers will discover how to take charge of their choices, set personal goals, and seize opportunities, ultimately guiding them toward a more successful and rewarding life.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of Amway, highlighting its role in promoting personal success and the American dream worldwide. It examines the organization's core ideology, goals, and values, presenting a motivational narrative filled with inspiring stories of individuals whose lives have been transformed through the Amway philosophy. This definitive history not only chronicles the company's journey but also emphasizes its impact on people across diverse cultures and regions.

Focusing on the journeys of fifteen Gullah speakers to West Africa, this book delves into the rich history and cultural heritage of the Gullah people. It highlights their strong African roots and the significant influence they have had on American culture, particularly in the South. The narrative uncovers the unique traditions, language, and artistic expressions that have persisted since before the American Revolution, emphasizing the enduring connections between the Gullah culture and its African origins through the sea islands of the southeastern United States.

This volume covers the life and literary works of the renowned British author Henry Fielding. From his early days as a dramatist to his later career as a novelist, explore the many facets of this complex figure. Cross delves into Fielding's personal life, political affiliations, and impact on the world of literature. With extensive research and detailed analysis, this book is an indispensable resource for any scholar of 18th century British literature.