John F. Kennedy in His Own WordsCitadel Press, 2005 - 230 Seiten A powerful, far-reaching collection of Kennedy's words revealing a broad picture not only of the man but the great reach of his ideas, often obscured by the drama of history. A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and a clinical psychologist collect examples of Kennedy's thinking on diverse issues, distilled from formal addresses, speeches, newspaper and magazine articles and presidential debates, as well as private correspondence with friends and aides, conversations and his college diary. |
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Beyond Camelot | 1 |
Looking at History | 7 |
Faith and Religion | 26 |
Public Service | 34 |
Education | 41 |
Promoting Health and Social WellBeing | 50 |
Labor Employment and Business | 59 |
Challenges to American Agriculture | 66 |
The News Media | 104 |
Culture and the Arts | 109 |
Parties and Partisan Politics | 115 |
Insights on American Government | 125 |
Peace War and Terrorism | 134 |
International Affairs and Foreign Relations | 149 |
Celebrities and World Leaders | 168 |
Reflections on Courage and Leadership | 186 |
Environment and Natural Resources | 73 |
Human Rights and Civil Liberties | 82 |
The American Economy | 95 |
A Vision for America | 208 |
References | 221 |
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