LYNDON JOHNSON THE TRAGIC SELF A Psychohistorical Portrait

This hardcover edition shows signs of library use, with stickers and stamps indicating its former collection status. The dust jacket is intact but exhibits wear, including minor tears and scuffing. The binding remains solid, and the pages are clean and unmarked, providing a readable and intact copy for those interested in Lyndon Johnson's psychological analysis.

"Lyndon Johnson: The Tragic Self: A Psychohistorical Portrait" by Hyman L. Muslin, M.D. and Thomas H. Jobe, M.D. offers a unique psychological analysis of one of America's most complex presidents. Published by Plenum Press in 1991, this hardcover edition delves into the psyche of Lyndon B. Johnson through the lens of psychoanalytic self-psychology. The authors, both esteemed in their field, provide a profound exploration of Johnson’s personality and political life. This edition, printed in New York and London, is a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of psychology and political history. The book is ex-library, with typical markings and wear, including a protective dust jacket that shows signs of usage. Despite its condition, the book remains a rare find for collectors and scholars interested in psychohistory.