Review
"The addresses...all have two characteristics in common $ directness and preciseness. Mr. Truman consistently told his audiences exactly what he had done, what he intended to do, and what it all would cost, and there is hardly a generality in the whole book."-New Yorker
?The addresses...all have two characteristics in common $ directness and preciseness. Mr. Truman consistently told his audiences exactly what he had done, what he intended to do, and what it all would cost, and there is hardly a generality in the whole book.?-New Yorker
About the Author
Steve Neal is the political columnist for the "Chicago Sun-Times," His most recent books include "Eleanor" "and Harry: The Correspondence of Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman," and "Harry and Ike: " "The Partnership That Remade the Postwar World," which was named among the best books of 2001 by the "St. Louis Post-Dispatch."
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