The Making of the President 1968: The Classic Account of Nixon's Election, Kennedy's Assassination, and a Nation Divided (Landmark Political)
Theodore H. White delivers a detailed chronicle of the 1968 presidential race, capturing the campaigns, national unrest, and the election of Richard Nixon.
About This Book
The Making of the President 1968 examines the dramatic contest for the White House during one of the most turbulent years in modern American history.
The book explores the political dynamics following the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and the deep divisions affecting the country at the time.
It provides a detailed look at the campaigns, strategies, and key figures involved in the election process.
The narrative situates the election within the broader social and political context of 1968.
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