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Madison : Character in Time : The US Presidents
R. David Cox

The History Project, Inc., 1998

Madison, the primary author of the Constitution of the United States, was an unlikely war-time President, but he comported himself well and became the only President to actually direct troops in battle while he was President. Confronted with the fall of Washington City in 1814, Madison and his beloved wife Dolley attempt to meet the challenge of escaping capture by the British intent on destroying the very young city: the need to ...

Priesthood in a New Millennium: Toward an Understanding of Anglican Presbyterate in the Twenty-First Century
R. David Cox

Church Publishing, 2004

Bond and Covenant: A Perspective on Holy Matrimony

1 review
R. David Cox

Church Pub Inc, 1999

Perfect for all people and a must for Clergy working with about-to-be married couples.
This book is great reading and fitting for all people, especially for those clergy who are counseling people who are planning to be married. It takes the marriage ceremony and breaks it down into easily understood and readable portions, ready for counseling sessions. It is not only good for those about-to-be married, but also for all couples. It presents the relationship between couples as a ...

Cut the CRAP and Resolve Your Problems

2 reviews
David R. Cox, Donald A. Sanders

DC Press, 2002

Great book
"Cut the CRAP and Resolve Your Problems" is one of, if not the best, self-help books of the past 5 years (That is -- besides the book I wrote, THE PROCRASTINATOR'S HANDBOOK.) Why? Because it delivers on its promise of being a simple yet compelling process to help each of us achieve our goals. What Drs. Cox and Sanders have done is to distill into four easy to remember words, the four things ...

Adams : Character in Time : The US Presidents

2 reviews
R. David Cox

The History Project, Inc., 1999

Shadows of Greatness
We are treated to an original account of our second president in a humorous rendition that plays brilliantly in our minds. This one act play is a poignant look at the personal issues of a Massachusetts's attorney turned president and the country he was elected to lead during its political infancy. The investment of your time will be well spent.

Washington : Character in Time : The US Presidents

2 reviews
R. David Cox

The History Project, Inc., 1998

A play for our time.
Our faith in this country's first president as a mythological icon is warmly dispelled through this entertaining account of a man whose daily angst, to the largest extent, so identifiably resembles our own. The read is quick but the remembrances will remain. This play is an excellent vehicle to combat the shallow, pedantic versions of presidential history to which most of us have been ...

Jefferson : Character in Time : The US Presidents

3 reviews
R. David Cox

The History Project, Inc., 1997

American History Comes Alive!
After reading this brief one-act play, I envy today's high school and college students whose teachers elect to use this gem as a teaching strategy. Cox adroitly weaves the many complex facets of Jefferson through the warp of late 18th century and early 19th century American political history and sets the stage for subsequent history. He grabs adolescent prurient interest and attention by kicking ...