Books
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John F. Kennedy
- America's Youngest President |
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Frosbee Lucy Post
illustrated by Al Fiorentino
1986 |
Book of the series
"Childhood of Famous Americans".
One of the most popular series ever published for young Americans, these
classics have been praised alike by parents, teachers and librarians. With
these lively, inspiring, fictionalized biographies - easily read by
children of eight and up - today's youngster is swept right into history. |
John F. Kennedy
- Biography |
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Milton Joyce
2002 |
In this book, Joyce Milton
presents an insightful assessment of the 35th President's life and legacy. |
John F. Kennedy
- Commander in Chief
[A profile in
Leadership] |
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Salinger Pierre
1997 |
John F.Kennedy's
presidency has been well examined, but a frequently overlooked yet crucial
component of it was his leadership of the United States armed forces.
In this book Pierre Salinger, press secretary and confidant to the
president, provides an insightful view of this side of John F.Kennedy. He
shares his unique understanding of all the major events of the Kennedy
administration that had a military component. |
John F. Kennedy
- His Life and Legacy
[Introduction by
Caroline Kennedy] |
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Sommer Shelley
2005 |
A voracious reader of
biographies, President Kennedy has fittingly been the subject of many
volumes himself. When asked why he enjoyed reading biographies, President
Kennedy replied it was because they answer the question "What's he like?".
In attempting to answer that question, author Shelley Sommer presents John
F.Kennedy in his many roles - as a boy, a young man, a war hero, a
politician, a husband, a father, and finally a President.
This look at John F.Kennedy, illustrated with photos from the Kennedy
Family Collection and the Kennedy Library, gives young readers a look at a
dynamic man whose personality and politics helped to shape the twentieth
century and continue to influence American life today. |
John F. Kennedy -
Portrait of a President |
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Sidey Hugh
1963 |
This
dramatic study had almost been completed when Kennedy was assassinated.
Written without the piety of mourning or the wisdom of hindsight, by Time
Magazine's correspondent at the White House, it details the three dynamic
years which crowned a short but fruitful life and conveys, with the
immediacy of a dispatch from the front, the image of one man opening up a
New Frontier in government. |
John F. Kennedy Quotes
[100 Thoughtful Quotes By US President John F. Kennedy] |
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Kennedy John F.
2019 |
100
Thoughtful Quotes By US President John F. Kennedy (Kindle edition). |
John F. Kennedy -
The Making of a Leader |
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Upadhyay Ritu
2005 |
"TIME
for Kids" Biographies.
Take a close-up look at John F.Kennedy, America's youngest elected
President. Interviews with experts and lively writing deliver the accurate
reporting you expect from "TIME for Kids".
Historical and contemporary photographs capture the life of this popular
leader and show how he influenced our world today. |
John F. Kennedy
visto da vicino |
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Rossi Francesco
2010 |
Italian
book, written from Italian journalist Francesco Rossi, after years of
research on John F. Kennedy's politics and history of United States after
second world war. |
John F. Kennedy :
War Hero |
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Tregaskis Richard
1962 |
In
1943, Lieutenant John Fitzgerald Kennedy, skipper of PT-109, was on night
patrol when a Japanese destroyer crashed into his boat and cut her in two.
Alone and adrift in enemy waters, Lieutenant Kennedy repeatedly risked his
life to save his surviving men from capture or death.
Here is a magnificent and inspiring story : a full and authentic account
of the World War II service of the future President of the United States,
and the heroic action for which he received the Navy and Marine
Corps Medal. |
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
reads the "Declaration of Independence" |
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Kennedy John Fitzgerald
1957 |
The John F. Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum released a 1957 recording of Senator John
F. Kennedy reading the Declaration of Independence in full, which
was made exclusively for New York radio station WQXR's 1957 July 4th
observance. |