Bruce Chadwick (Jersey City, NJ) is the author of twenty-eight books, most recently Lincoln for President(Sourcebooks, 2010) and I Am Murdered (New York- John Wiley & Sons, 2008). He is professor of history and journalism at New Jersey City University and a part-time lecturer in American Studies at Rutgers University.
""Another entry in the always-fascinating stories of Dolley and James Madison, showing the broad influence they had on American history. . . . An enjoyable, gossipy book exploring the birth and the rebirth of the nation."--Kirkus Reviews "We Americans thrive on the lessons of our past, and Chadwick brilliantly breathes life into two of our greatest icons, James and Dolley Madison. [This] is vital reading for anyone interested in the social and political landscapes of America's first power couple."--Kat Imhoff, president and chief executive officer, James Madison's Montpelier "This book is the liveliest account we have of the shared life of James and Dolley Madison. . . . Chadwick's sharp eye for the telling detail, and the emotions that might go along with the tumultuous events they lived through, provide an intimate and exciting joint biography. . . . A highly readable account of the public life of the early republic."--Ralph Ketcham, Maxwell Professor Emeritus of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University "Chadwick is one of those rare historians who remember that good history is good storytelling. His James and Dolley Madison makes these figures come alive on the page--the gallant and resourceful Dolley fully as much as the distinguished president. This is a great read."--Michael Aaron Rockland, professor of American studies, Rutgers University, author of Navy Crazy
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