Roosevelt And Marshall: Partners In Politics And War

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By Thomas Parrish

Morrow, 1989, 608 pp

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Although specialists in the history of World War II will find no strikingly new insights, this double-focus study of the president and his chief of staff is a fine anecdotal introduction to the political-military course of the war-a tribute to both, but especially to Marshall.

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