The heir apparent; Robert Kennedy and the struggle for power

The heir apparent; Robert Kennedy and the struggle for power

by William Vincent Shannon

309 pages
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The Heir Apparent by William V. Shannon, MacMillan, 1967, First Edition, Second, (2nd) Printing, NEAR FINE/VERY GOOD. This is a Collectible, Hardcover Book and dust jacket. The Heir Apparent is an honest, thorough, and objective attempt to understand the quality of mind, temper and personal background of a man who seeks the Presidency. Robert F. Kennedy inspires many men, particularly those who look to him to fulfill his brother's destiny and achieve fresh greatness for the Kennedy name. In The Heir Apparent, William V. Shannon chronicles Robert F. Kennedy's struggle for power from the beginning ("I was the seventh of nine children," Kennedy once said. " And when you come from that far down you have to struggle to survive.") to this imposing position in public affairs today ("How can you compete?" one Senator has remarked. "He has "future" written all over him.").

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