J. F. K. The Man and the Myth by Lasky, Victor - 1966

New Rochelle NY: Arlington House. Very Good- in Good dust jacket. 1966. Hardcover. This is a thick book and is not eligible for Priority, Air or International shipping under standard fees.The very tip of the front cover's upper fore corner is worn though to the board, otherwise very minor wear on the clean, sound binding. Colored top edge is very slightly mottled. Contents are almost as new. DJ is not much to look at, but it provides plenty of protection and information. ; 9-3/8" Tall, XIV + 653pp. Black cloth, green and bright gold spine lettering. BIOGRAPHY. "A hard-hitting examination of the political background and performance of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Lasky begins at the beginning - with the man and goes on to examine Kennedy the politician and President, finding him confused and unsuccessful in his Administration. Here, then, is John Fitzgerald Kennedy as an experienced observer saw him. Readers of all political persuasions will find the book full of surprises. Some will be outraged. Others will be confirmed in their judgment that, despite his tragic death, John F. Kennedy was an unsuccessful President. All will be fascinated. " 38 pages of Sources. Index. Contains a new preface by the author. .