AMBASSADOR'S JOURNAL: A Personal Account of the Kennedy Years by John Kenneth Galbraith (Paperback, 1970)
A few days after the 1960 election, president Kennedy appointed John Kenneth Galbraith as Ambassador to India. The President also sought Galbraith's assistance in additional areas - the economic state of the nation, the deepening Vietnam involvement, the struggle for power within the Administration, and other crucial matters.
AMBASSADOR'S JOURNAL is the unblushingly candid account of an extraordinary man in an extraordinary position in extraordinary times. It is a record without equal of the purpose, politics, and personalities of a great and memorable era. 571 pages.
Includes 48 black and white pages of photographs.
CONDITION: In good condition. Front cover is torn at the top near the spine area as shown in the photo. Otherwise, the pages are in excellent condition showing only slightly yellowing from age. Small address label on 1st page.
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