Paul simon senator autobiography definition

Paul Simon (–72), and to the Illinois State Senate Judiciary Committee (–82).

Paul Simon, the Senator from Illinois - in Congress from through

He saw the town's residents, up close.

A new biography is being lauded as an “intimate and inspiring narrative that helps us at last understand Paul Simon”.

One of the most admired public figures in Illinois's history, journalist and politician Paul Simon dedicated his life to public service for more than four.

He saw the town's residents, up close.!

Princeton University Library Catalog

Author

Simon, Paul, 1928-[Browse]

Format

Book

Language

English

Εdition

1st ed.

Published/Created

Chicago, Ill. : Bonus Books, c1999.

Description

vii, 401 p.

Paul Simon once told the story of a federal judge who resigned his post to take a lower paying job as chair man of what was then the state's Toll Highway.

: ill. ; 24 cm.

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Summary note

Illinois senator and presidential candidate, Paul Simon's autobiography is a political who's who of the 20th century.

It is also a celebration of American middle class values and integrity.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

Chapter 1 The Early Years 1
Chapter 2 The College 23
Chapter 3 Small-Town Newspaper Publisher 31
Chapter 4 State Legislator 59
Chapter 5 Lt.

Governor 85
Chapter 6 Candidate for Governor 107
Chapter 7 Religion 117
Chapter 8 The Pause that Refreshed 125
Chapter 9 The U.S. House 133
Chapter 10 The