Ill-Advised: Presidential Health and Public Trust (Volume 1)
Robert H. Ferrell examines the relationship between presidential health and public trust in this focused historical and political study. Ill-Advised considers why presidential health matters beyond the individual, placing it within the larger context of leadership, public confidence, and the responsibilities of national office.
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Ill-Advised: Presidential Health and Public Trust explores the connection between presidential health and public confidence.
Robert H. Ferrell presents a focused examination of health as a matter of public and political significance.
The book considers how information about presidential health can affect perceptions of leadership and trust.
As Volume 1, it introduces a broader study of presidential health and public trust.
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