On His Own Terms by Smith, Richard Norton -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Epigraph Note to the Reader Contents Prologue: July 1964 “This Is Still a Free Country, Ladies and Gentlemen” Part One: Born to Lead (1908–1936)

One: The House That Sugar Built Two: Oil and Water Three: “What Are We Going to Learn Today That’s New?” Four: “The Luckiest Person in the World” Five: The Art of the Possible Six: Prometheus

Part Two: Full Throttle (1937–1955)

Seven: A Latin from Manhattan Eight: At War Nine: United Nations Ten: Too Much, Too Soon Eleven: The General Manager Twelve: Brainstorming

Part Three: An Authentic Representative of the People (1956–1964)

Thirteen: Rollin’ with Rock Fourteen: Pay as You Go Fifteen: In and Out Sixteen: Loss and Renewal Seventeen: Second Chances Eighteen: The Road to San Francisco

Part Four: The Limits of Power (1965–1971)

Nineteen: Change of Course Twenty: Rock Bottom Twenty-One: Too Much, Too Late Twenty-Two: Leaning Right Twenty-Three: Attica

Part Five: Out of Step (1972–1979)

Twenty-Four: The Boss of New York Twenty-Five: “The Closest I’m Ever Going to Get.…” Twenty-Six: The Day of the Dead

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