First Friends
The Powerful, Unsung People Who Shaped Our Presidents
by:
Gary Ginsberg
in:
Biographies
Summary:
The book delves into the personal friendships and confidants of U.S. presidents, exploring how these relationships influenced their leadership and decisions. It highlights the impact of these often-overlooked figures who played crucial roles behind the scenes throughout American political history.
Key points:
1. Personal Relationships' Impact: The book highlights how personal relationships can significantly influence presidential decisions and actions.
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