"<strong>""Wilson"" by A. Scott Berg:</strong> The 28th president has taken his lumps in recent years, going from a savior of civilization (just see 1944's movie ""Wilson"") to being criticized for the Palmer raids, his racial prejudice and the idealistic League of Nations. Berg, who won a Pulitzer for his biography of Charles Lindbergh, presents an even-handed view of the complex man who went from university president to U.S. president in the space of three years. (September 10)<br />"
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