Presidential Power by Richard E. Neustadt 1964 Vintage

1964 paperback copy of Presidential Power by Richard E. Neustadt. "How does a President of the United States govern and what is the extent of his personal power? Richard Neustadt takes a bold new look at the man in the White House. Analyzing historical highpoints - the dismissal of General MacArthur during the Korean war, Turman's seizures of the steel mills, Eisenhower's use of Federal troops at Little Rock - the author discusses "weak" and "strong" presidents; demonstrates the dynamic interrelation of power and politics; and shows just why the Presidency is not place for the political amateur." Publisher: John Wiley & Sons/Mentor Books 221 pages