Description

The modified, annotated diary of President Jimmy Carter—filled with observations into his presidency, his interactions with friends and enemies, and his long-term effect on conditions that still preoccupy America and the worldEach evening during his presidency, Jimmy Carter created many records in a personal diary, documenting his ideas, opinions, pleasures, and worries. He provided unvarnished checks of international commanders, congressmen, and cabinet members; he read the improvement of key discussions such as for instance the ones that resulted in the Camp David Accords. The journal amounted to significantly more than five-thousand websites, when his four-year period found a finish in early 1981. But this document hasn't been created public—until today.