Lone Star Rising: Lyndon Johnson and His Times, 1908-1960

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Abbreviations in the Notes
BTHC Eugene C. Barker Texas History Center
DDEL Dwight D. Eisenhower Library
FCC Federal Communications Commission
FDRL Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
HHL Herbert Hoover Library
HRP House of Representatives Papers
HSTL Harry S. Truman Library
LBJA:CF Lyndon B. Johnson Archives: Congressional File
LBJA:FN Lyndon B. Johnson Archives: Famous Names
LBJA:SN Lyndon B. Johnson Archives: Selected Names
LBJA:SF Lyndon B. Johnson Archives: Subject File
LBJL Lyndon B. Johnson Library
LC Library of Congress
LCRA Lower Colorado River Authority
M Microfilm
NA National Archives
NPSL National Park Service Library
NTJC Notes and Transcripts of LBJ Conversations
NTSU North Texas State University
OF Official File
OH Oral History
PPCF Pre-Presidential Confidential File
PPF President's Personal File
PPMF Pre-Presidential Memo File
PPSF Pre-Presidential Secretary's File
PSF President's Secretary's File
PPP Public Papers of Presidents
RBJ Rebekah Baines Johnson
SEJ Sam Ealy Johnson, Jr.
SHO Senate Historical Office
SLBJ Statements of Lyndon B. Johnson

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Lone Star Rising: Lyndon Johnson and His Times, 1908-1960
Table of contents

Table of contents

  • Title Page iii
  • Preface vii
  • Acknowledgments ix
  • Contents xiii
  • Introduction LBJ in History 3
  • Part One - The Making of a Politician 1908-1937 11
  • 1 - The Heritage 13
  • 2 - Childhood 31
  • 3 - Student and Teacher 62
  • 4 - Kleberg's Secretary 93
  • 5 - The Making of a Congressman 125
  • Part Two - The Congressman 1937-1948 157
  • 6 - The New Dealer 159
  • 7 - National Politics 185
  • 8 - Politics, Patriotism, and Personal Gain 225
  • 9 - The Liberal as Conservative 268
  • 10 - Texas Elects a Senator 298
  • Part Three - The Senator 1949-1954 349
  • 11 - The Best Possible Senator for . . . Texas 351
  • 12 - For Country, Party, and Self 392
  • 13 - Bipartisan Politics 426
  • Part Four - The Majority Leader 1955-1960 465
  • 14 - The Making of a Majority Leader 467
  • 15 - The Liberal Nationalist 509
  • 16 - The Making of a Vice President 544
  • Sources 593
  • Abbreviations in the Notes 611
  • Notes 613
  • Index 701
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