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Name-Dropping by John Kenneth Galbraith

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Also by John Kenneth Galbraith:

Name-Dropping, October 2001
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The Affluent Society, October 1998
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Name-Dropping
John Kenneth Galbraith

From FDR On

Mariner Books
October 2001
208 pages
ISBN: 0618154531
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Non-Fiction | Non-Fiction Political | Non-Fiction Memoir

Drawing on a lifetime of access to many of the greatest public figures, Galbraith creates a rich and uniquely personal history of the century - a history he helped to shape. We are invited to hear FDR on the Great Depression and World War II, Albert Speer, the Third Reich's architect and armaments minister, on the boorishness and incompetence of the Nazi leadership; John F. Kennedy, from youth to the presidency; Jacqueline Kennedy's shrewd judgments of the White House inner circle. In this clear-eyed, unsparing, and amusing look back at the world and the people he has known, Galbraith tells what these leaders did - how they looked to him then and how they look to him now - with unforgettable reminiscences and a rich infusion of engaging anecdotes.

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