What kind of books did Richard Nixon write?

Answer 1

• The Challenges We Face: Edited and Compiled from the Speeches and Papers of Richard M. Nixon (1960) ISBN 0-7581-8739-4
• Six Crises, Doubleday (1962) ISBN 0-385-00125-8. Written following Nixon's 1960 presidential defeat to John F. Kennedy, this memoir includes the six major professional crises of Nixon's life to that point, including--in addition to the campaign against Kennedy--the Alger Hiss trial, the Checkers speech, and the Kitchen Debate with Kruschev.
• "The Second Office", The World Book Encyclopedia Year Book 1964, Field Enterprises Educational Corporation, 1964, ASIN B000K6CGVU.
• RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon Simon & Schuster (Reprint, 1978) ISBN 0-671-70741-8
• The Real War. Sidgwich Jackson (1980) ISBN 0-283-98650-6. Written as a cri de coeur against what RN saw as serious threats to U.S. security from Soviet expansionism in the late 1970s
• Leaders. Random House (1982) ISBN 0-446-51249-4. A character study of various leaders that RN came to know during his career.
• Real Peace. Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd (1984) ISBN 0-283-99076-7
• No More Vietnams Arbor House Publishing (1987) ISBN 0-87795-668-5
• 1999: Victory Without War Simon & Schuster (1988) ISBN 0-671-62712-0
• In the Arena: A Memoir of Victory, Defeat, and RenewalSimon & Schuster (1990) ISBN 0-671-72318-9. A more personal memoir than RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon, shows RN's reflections on life, politics and personal philosophy
• Seize The Moment: America's Challenge In A One-Superpower World Simon & Schuster (1992) ISBN 0-671-74343-0
• Beyond Peace. Random House (1994) ISBN 0-679-43323-6. Published posthumously