Judith Icke Anderson

William Howard Taft : an Intimate History

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ISBN 13:
9780393336313
author:
Judith Icke Anderson
format:
Trade Paperback
publisher:
Norton & Company, Incorporated, w. w.
language:
English
Publication Year:
1981
Pages:
280
Genre:
Presidents & Heads of State Biography & Autobiography
Condition:
New
Availability:
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£19.95

Description

William Howard Taft: A Life of Inner Conflict This biography explores the complexities of William Howard Taft's life, revealing the inner conflicts that shaped his decisions and ultimately defined his career. From his childhood to the presidency, Taft's struggles with weight and relationships are examined in depth. A key figure in Taft's life was his wife Helen Herron Taft, whose influence had a profound impact on his choices. The book also delves into Taft's relationship with Theodore Roosevelt, a dynamic that left him demoralized when it ended. Through this analysis, the author sheds new light on the personal relationships that influenced Taft's public life. Taft's story is one of both achievement and vulnerability, as he navigated the challenges of high office while struggling with his own demons. This intimate history offers a nuanced understanding of America's 27th president.

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