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Robert A. Caro

The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York

Before he began his multi-volume series on Lyndon Johnson, Robert A. Caro wrote this Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Robert Moses, the master builder of mid-20th century New York. Like LBJ, Moses was a complex and controversial figure who wielded immense power and left a lasting impact on American society. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Caro's meticulous research and narrative style.

Robert A. Caro

The Path to Power

The first volume in Caro's series on Johnson, this book covers LBJ's early life and political career in Texas. Caro's portrayal of Johnson's ruthless ambition, cunning tactics, and larger-than-life personality is both captivating and illuminating. Fans of 'The Years of Lyndon Johnson' will appreciate the opportunity to delve deeper into the formative years of this fascinating figure.

Robert A. Caro

Means of Ascent

The second volume in Caro's series on Johnson, this book covers LBJ's Senate campaign and his controversial election in 1948. Caro's detailed research and vivid storytelling bring to life the political machinations and personal struggles that defined Johnson's rise to power. Readers who enjoyed the political intrigue in 'The Years of Lyndon Johnson' will find much to savor in this volume.

Robert A. Caro

Master of the Senate

The third volume in Caro's series on Johnson, this book covers LBJ's years in the Senate, culminating in his election as majority leader in 1955. Caro's exploration of Johnson's legislative prowess and his complex relationship with the South is both enlightening and engrossing. Fans of 'The Years of Lyndon Johnson' will appreciate the opportunity to see Johnson in a new light.

Bob Woodward

The Brethren: Inside the Supreme Court

This behind-the-scenes look at the Supreme Court during the Burger Court era offers a valuable perspective on the legal and political landscape of the 1970s. Woodward and Armstrong's detailed reporting and insightful analysis shed light on the inner workings of the Court and its impact on American society. Readers of 'The Years of Lyndon Johnson' will appreciate the opportunity to learn more about the legal context of LBJ's legacy.

Sean Wilentz

The Age of Reagan: A History, 1974-2008

This sweeping history of the Reagan era provides valuable context for understanding the political and cultural shifts that have shaped American politics in the decades since LBJ's presidency. Wilentz's nuanced analysis and vivid storytelling bring to life the complex forces that have shaped American society and politics. Readers of 'The Years of Lyndon Johnson' will appreciate the opportunity to explore the broader historical context of LBJ's legacy.