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""When I'm gone, I want to be forgotten," said Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana. While he lived a life that was truly unforgettable as one of America's most important and admired public servants of the twentieth century, Mansfield refused to write his memoirs and shunned the entreaties of would-be biographers. Nonetheless, he sat down with Don Oberdorfer for thirty-two interviews in the last three years of his long life and helped to open closed government documents that cast light on what he did and said. Until now, his amazing story has never been told in full." "Here is the story of his…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2003Smithsonian Books · 593 pages · 9781588341662
Politics and governmentUnited StatesDiplomatsForeign relationsLegislatorsUnited States. Congress. SenateBiographyStatesmen







