And over the years, these contradictions have driven prominent American historians, such as John Meacham,
Arthur Schlesinger, Doris Kearns Goodman, and most recently Joseph J.
ACCORDING TO ITS PUBLISHER, Schlesinger: The Imperial Historian is 'the first major biography of preeminent historian and intellectual
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr." Will there ever be a second?
"If people do not know who they are, they are no longer sure what sex they are,"
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
Bill, I beg you, don't become
Arthur Schlesinger to Trump's Kennedys, or Joe Klein to Trump's Clintons.
La licencia que toma el guion de Noah Oppenheim al describir un encuentro tenso sirve para mostrar el lado acido de Jackie, mismo que salio a la luz cuatro meses despues en otra entrevista, esta vez con el historiador
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
In addition to the various monographs and articles on the missile crisis, numerous books on Robert Kennedy have been published since the 1990s, adding to what had hitherto been a rather slim historiography, one dominated by
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.'s adoring 1978 biography.
But politics were his bedrock, as displayed in splendid essays on Ayaan Hirsi Ali (Somalian survivor of genital mutilation and civil war), Gertrude Bell (who created the map of Iraq), Rosa Luxemburg (the "most brilliant of Marxist intellectuals"), Oriana Fallaci's incomparable art of the interview, Chesterton's reactionary sensibility,
Arthur Schlesinger's role as courtier-apologist, Erdogan's "xenophobic demagoguery" (alas, he makes no comparable comment on Netanyahu's), and Obama's cool-cat quality (until disenchantment sets in).
Recorded and written down by historian
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
I'm reading the
Arthur Schlesinger biography of Robert Kennedy, which is great.
Cherniss rightfully places Berlin in a wider world of postwar liberals-including some American thinkers like Reinhold Niebuhr and
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.'s parents fell in love, married, and produced an egghead.
Her deliberately constructed-for-posterity taped conversations in March 1964 with the historian
Arthur Schlesinger, published in 2011, have added to her posthumous renown.
