Jimmy Carter
James Earl Carter Jr. (October 1, 1924 – December 29, 2024) was an American politician and humanitarian who served as the 39th president of the United States from 1977 to 1981, and also a Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2002 for his yearlong efforts for peace and human rights.
Works (50)
Palestine Peace Not Apartheid
Keeping Faith
An hour before daylight
A call to action
Our Endangered Values
A FULL LIFE
A Full Life
Faith
Everything to Gain
Why not the best?
Living faith
Sources of Strength
Our Endangered Values
Negotiation
An Hour Before Daylight
Christmas in Plains
The Hornet's Nest
A quiet revolution
Kids' letters to President Carter
The virtues of aging
Conversations with Carter
The blood of Abraham
The wit and wisdom of Jimmy Carter
United States encyclopedia
Negotiation, the alternative to hostility
The hornet's nest
Always a reckoning, and other poems
Beyond the White House
The spiritual journey of Jimmy Carter, in his own words
White House diary
Talking peace
Through the year with Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter
Take me fishing
The little baby Snoogle-Fleejer
The hornet's nest
Niv Lessons From Life Bible Personal Reflections With Jimmy Carter
As virtudes de envelhecer
Talking Peace A Vision For The Next Generation
Beyond the White House
Carter on the arts
Faith & Freedom
A Call to Action
An outdoor journal
Jimmy Carter
The Nobel Peace Prize lecture
Empower Zone
The personal beliefs of Jimmy Carter
A government as good as its people
"I'll never lie to you"
1976