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All of the books I've purchased have been very clean (like new) when I receive them. I love purchasing books from Alibris. It seems they have everything that I've looked for. This is a wonderful book that really tells the whole story.
kota
Sep 13, 2007
Finally, the truth!
This is good for anyone who has wondered just what the truth might be concerning the Camelot myth, the Kennedy's marriage, and how good a president Jack was. Camelot was just that--a myth--which Jackie, herself, later said she had overdone! Their marriage was a horror to the average person with any morals at all, but probably common in their "set." How long will it take the American people to realize Jack Kennedy was a sham--an attractive man with a smooth tongue and charm--who was put into the presidency by a rich, ruthless father and nothering more? He was not the staunch civil rights president (Johnson would do more in that regard), and he really only cared for appearances of success and strength. Most likely, to him, it was just a way to impress his father and/or have a good time with his "friends!"