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JFK's ghost, Kennedy, Sorensen, and the making of Profiles in courage, David R. Stokes

Label
JFK's ghost, Kennedy, Sorensen, and the making of Profiles in courage, David R. Stokes
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
resource.biographical
collective biography
Illustrations
platesillustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
JFK's ghost
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
1226074440
Responsibility statement
David R. Stokes
Sub title
Kennedy, Sorensen, and the making of Profiles in courage
Summary
"Examines Joseph Kennedy's take-no-prisoners approach to advancing John F. Kennedy's political ambitions"--, Provided by publisher
Table Of Contents
December 7, 1957 -- "A target on his back" -- "The idea of courageous leadership" -- "One of America's great political writers" -- "The second son born to Joe and Rose Kennedy" -- "The Muckers Club" -- "The Gathering Storm" -- "JFK's future ghostwriter" -- "A big Churchill fan" -- "What's that Limey been telling you?" -- "How's your book coming?" -- "Why England Slept" -- "Henry Luce" -- "A simple case of message meeting moment" -- "Jack earned more than $40,000 in royalties" -- "They thought she was a Nazi" -- "The Skipper Hero" -- "I always sensed I had a larger purpose" -- "Kennedy will not be filing tonight" -- "A diary he kept for a brief time" -- "The New Generation Offers a Leader" -- "John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon" -- "They stayed up talking through the night" -- "He has a knack for alienating" -- "The political equivalent of perfect pitch in a crooner" -- "I would rather win a Pulitzer than be President" -- "Enter Ted Sorensen" -- "Ted became his intellectual blood bank" -- "A Kennedy speech has to have class" -- A rather helter-skelter relationship" -- "A quality book" -- "The house of Harper" -- "It was all very collaborative" -- "Our monumental work" -- "The Professor" -- "Davids was paid a mere $700" -- "Some political scientists and historians" -- "I should be glad to take a look at your book" -- "With something close to fascination" -- "Evan Wellington Thomas II" -- "Your father is a controversial man" -- "The Lost Introduction" -- "Sorensen was a one-man promotion machine" -- "With a little help from his father" -- "Jack called Evan Thomas on Christmas Eve" -- "The book was quickly captivating America" -- "The book has taken off like a bird" -- "The star of the night" -- "It was the perfect trial run" -- "Pulitzer Prize" -- "I worked as hard as I could to get him that prize" -- "It was all a matter of money" -- "Joe Kennedy made a deal with Jack's ghostwriter" -- "Less profile and more courage" -- "Perhaps Sorensen made the statement when drinking" -- "The rumors still persist" -- "It's sort of sad" -- "The prize was the problem"
Target audience
adult
resource.variantTitle
Kennedy, Sorensen, and the making of Profiles in courage
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