Book Summary and Reviews of Let Every Nation Know by Robert Dallek & Terry Golway

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"In the end, the reader/listener is even more impressed with JFK after learning the backgrounds and contexts and then hearing Kennedy so lucidly express the words." - PW.
"This work illuminates the importance of public address to the success and reputation of presidents and shows that Kennedy mastered this art." - Library Journal.

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