Overview outlines psychological theories explaining historical events and notable figures, suggesting a valuable resource for practitioners and students.
I believe this is the first book that summarizes the topic of psychohistory in a manner that is suitable as a reference for practitioners and as a textbook for students. It describes several psychological theories intended to explain historical events and the behavior of famous people. It also summarizes and discusses psychobiographies of several political leaders and other famous men.
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Herbert Barry III (1999) studied this question.
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