âBobby,â welfare state and
bureaucracy of, see Bureaucracy
intellectual origins of
Stimsonians and, see Stimsonian statesmen, welfare state and undermining of individualâs capacity for achievement
welfare reform bill of 1996
Welles, Sumner
Wharton, Edith
White, Byron R. âWhizzerâ
White, Theodore
Whitney, Dick
Why England Slept
Whyte, W. H.
Williams, Edward Bennett
Williams, G. Mennen âSoapyâ
Williams, Hosea
Wills, Garry
Wilson, Edmund
Wilson, Harold
Wilson, Sloan
Wilson, Woodrow
Women in political life
Wood, Gordon
Wood, Natalie
Woodin, William
Yale Law School
Yale University
Yalta conference
Young, Andrew
Young England movement
PRAISE FOR THE LAST PATRICIAN
âUnorthodox and stimulating ⦠[ The Last Patrician ] will force many to reevaluate the Kennedy they thought they knew.â
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âA lively, audacious argument.â
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â The Last Patrician is likely to provoke and enlighten readers, regardless of their predispositions. As such, it is a rare work, well worth the read.â
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âA fascinating portrait of an American aristocracy that sought grandeur and importance in government service.⦠The Last Patrician is both engaging and effective.â
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âUtterly convincing ⦠[Beran] reminds us how much we lost when Bobby Kennedy fell to an assassinâs bullet thirty years ago.â
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âThis stunning and most reflective of the current RFK books ponders the historical and intellectual roots of his political philosophy.â
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âThis is a book of wide breadth that questions many of our assumptions.⦠Highly recommended.â
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âFascinating ⦠A truly exciting book, by a very young author, one of those all-too-rare experiences where the reader is drawn back again to rethink and reconsider what he thought he knew.â
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âBeran writes so gracefully.â¦â
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âSpirited and thoughtfulâ¦â
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â[A] remarkable bookâ¦â
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âA welcome rejoinder to the customary take on the Kennedy family.â¦â
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THE LAST PATRICIAN: BOBBY KENNEDY AND THE END OF AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY . Copyright © 1998 by Michael Knox Beran. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. For information, address St. Martinâs Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.
Frontispiece: Bobby Kennedy on the Acropolis, mid-1960s ( AP/Wide World Photos ).
Part One, here : Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy posed with their nine children for this photo in 1938 in Bronxville, New York. From left, seated, are Eunice, Jean, Edward (on lap of his father), Kennedy, Patricia, and Kathleen, and standing, Rosemary, Robert, John, Mrs. Kennedy, and Joseph Jr. ( AP/Wide World Photos ).
Part Two, here : Bobby Kennedy campaigns in Greenburg, Indiana, in May 1968 with a chipped tooth and a bruised lip. Bobby was pulled from his convertible in a motorcade the night before by enthusiastic supporters ( AP/Wide World Photos ).
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