Traitor to His Class

In Traitor to His Class, acclaimed historian H. W. Brands delivers a comprehensive biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt, widely regarded as the greatest president of the twentieth century. Drawing on a wealth of archival materials and personal correspondence, Brands examines FDR's early influences, his progressive policies aimed at aiding the poor, and his masterful leadership during pivotal moments like the Great Depression and World War II. The book also highlights the complex dynamics between Roosevelt and his wife, Eleanor, while showcasing the lasting impact of his New Deal initiatives on the American political landscape.