Eisenhower: Turning The World Toward Peace

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By Harold Stassen and Marshall Houts

Merrill/Magnus, 1990, 438 pp

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A long rebuttal by Harold Stassen of those who long ago belittled his influence in the Eisenhower administration. Through unstinting praise for President Eisenhower, the retelling of disagreements with John Foster Dulles, and lengthy quotations from speeches and memoranda, the book exalts Stassen's role as "Secretary for Peace."

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