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Jack is both the first comprehensive one-volume biography of JFK

and the first account of his life based on the extensive

documentary record that has finally become available, including

personal diaries, taped conversations from the White House,

recently declassified government documents, extensive family

correspondence, and crucial interviews sealed for nearly forty

years.

Jack provides a much-needed perspective on Kennedy’s bewilderingly

complex personality, presents a compelling account of the volatile

relationship between Jack and Jackie (including her attempt to

divorce him, move to Hollywood, and become a film star), and

reveals how JFK forged the modern political campaign and, once in

the White House, modernized the presidency.

Jack: A Life Like No Other is a book like no other. Here, at last,

John F. Kennedy seems to step off the page in all his vitality,

charm, and originality.

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1. Question Mark

Chapter 2. Childish Things

Chapter 3. Growing Pains

Chapter 4. Life Forces

Chapter 5. On the Road

Chapter 6. When Worlds Collide

Chapter 7. The End of Everything

Chapter 8. Jack Intermezzo

Chapter 9. Love and War

Chapter 10. "... and Brave"

Chapter 11. Full Circle

Chapter 12. I'm Jack Kennedy

Chapter 13. Golden Boy

Chapter 14. The Representative

Chapter 15. Globe-trotter

Chapter 16. Ladies--I Need You

Chapter 17. Alliance for Progress

……

Geoffrey Perret was educated at Harvard University and the

University of California at Berkeley. He was enlisted in the U.S.

Army for three years and is the author of the acclaimed books

Ulysses S. Grant and Eisenhower. He lives in England

with his wife.

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Jack is both the first comprehensive one-volume biography of JFK and the first account of his life based on the extensive documentary record that has finally become available, including personal diaries, taped conversations from the White House, recently declassified government documents, extensive family correspondence, and crucial interviews sealed for nearly forty years.

Jack provides a much-needed perspective on Kennedy’s bewilderingly complex personality, presents a compelling account of the volatile relationship between Jack and Jackie (including her attempt to divorce him, move to Hollywood, and become a film star), and reveals how JFK forged the modern political campaign and, once in the White House, modernized the presidency.

Jack: A Life Like No Other is a book like no other. Here, at last, John F. Kennedy seems to step off the page in all his vitality, charm, and originality.