"A unique history of John F. Kennedy's life and presidency, examining his policies, character, and image - and also what would have happened to a Kennedy presidency had he not been assassinated. Mark White, the leading authority in Britain on JFK, draws on more than thirty years of research to provide a nuanced portrait of one of the most iconic figures in American and world history. It sheds new light on JFK's life and legacy, and makes a compelling case for why he has been America's finest president since Franklin Roosevelt"--
"A unique history of John F. Kennedy's life and presidency, examining his policies, character, and image - and also what would have happened to a Kennedy presidency had he not been assassinated. Mark White, the leading authority in Britain on JFK, draws on more than thirty years of research to provide a nuanced portrait of one of the most iconic figures in American and world history. It sheds new light on JFK's life and legacy, and makes a compelling case for why he has been America's finest president since Franklin Roosevelt"--
Mark White is a Professor of History at Queen Mary University of London and director of the London POTUS Group, the leading seminar series in the UK on the American presidency. He has published eight books on the modern US presidency and was shortlisted for the Neustadt Prize for Against the President (2008).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: James Bond in Camelot 1 The Kennedy Debate: Grassroots and the Ivory Tower 2 Rise to Power 3 1961: Bruising Beginnings in the White House 4 Michael Carter and the Missile Crisis 5 1963: A Promising Ending 6 Private Lives 7 A President with Hollywood Allure 8 Without Dallas Conclusion
Introduction: James Bond in Camelot 1 The Kennedy Debate: Grassroots and the Ivory Tower 2 Rise to Power 3 1961: Bruising Beginnings in the White House 4 Michael Carter and the Missile Crisis 5 1963: A Promising Ending 6 Private Lives 7 A President with Hollywood Allure 8 Without Dallas Conclusion
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