Table of Contents

Chapter One: The Unveiling Chapter Two: Congressman Kennedy Chapter Three: The 1952 Campaign Chapter Four: The Senate of the 1950s Chapter Five: Senator Kennedy and the Homefront Chapter Six: The High Realm of Foreign Affairs Chapter Seven: The Scholarly Senator Chapter Eight: The Kennedy Committee Chapter Nine: The Total Politician Chapter Ten: The High Court of History Chapter Eleven: The Footprints of Senator John F. Kennedy Bibliography Endnotes

About the Author

John T. Shaw is a senior correspondent and vice president for Market News International anda contributing writer for the Washington Diplomat.He is afrequent guest on C-SPAN, where he discusses Congress, as well as on KPCC, an NPR affiliate in Los Angeles. He has also appeared on the "PBS News Hour." Shaw was a Media Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford Universityfor six years, and he speaks frequently to seminars for diplomats in Washington. He lives in Washington, DC.

Reviews

"This book provides a great introduction to Kennedy's personality and his efforts to transform himself into a viable presidential candidate...it will serve well to all those interested in acquiring a quick overview of Kennedy's trajectory before reaching the White House" - LSE Review of Books