“Herman Brown was a businessman who wanted value for money spent. His relationships with politicians were measured by that criterion.”
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The Years of Lyndon Johnson: The path to power
This book is a detailed examination of Lyndon B. Johnson's early years, his political career, and his journey to the presidency. It explores his early life, his experiences in the Texas state legislature, and his pivotal role in the Kennedy administration, setting the stage for his eventual presidency. more
Author
Robert Caro
Robert Caro is an American journalist and author renowned for his in-depth research into political figures and history. His work is known for its thorough investigation and analytical depth, particularly his biographical series on U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson. more
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