Jack Kennedy

This biography explores the profound impact of British history, particularly Winston Churchill's ideas, on John F. Kennedy, the thirty-fifth president of the United States. By utilizing new primary sources, it reveals the friendships and influences that guided Kennedy to the White House and shaped his presidency. The narrative offers an intimate look at a leader grappling with the balance between politics and personal ideals, shedding light on Kennedy's aspirations and his ongoing internal conflict to achieve his vision of leadership.