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Madam Secretary
by Madeleine Albright
Hardcover: Sep 2003,
562 pages.
Paperback: Apr 2005,
576 pages.

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Rated of 5 by aguyinphilly
Excellent Bio.
I don't often read biographies, especially political ones. In most political autobiographies, it appears that author has an ax to grind. This is definitely not the case with this book.

Mrs. Albright's memoir shines a light international political negotiations that the public never seems to hear about. This book is at times humorous and self effacing and it has renewed my interest in biographies. I recommend this book.

Rated of 5 by panjola
great book to read if you love to read about a woman's journey to the top and actually reaching beyond the glass ceiling

Rated of 5 by Gary Horton
As an inveterate autobiography reader, this one rates right up there as engrossing, entertaining and approachable. Great read!

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