Description
Discover a captivating piece of American history with the February 1972 issue of Esquire Magazine, featuring the iconic Teddy Kennedy on the cover. This vintage magazine captures a pivotal moment in political history, reflecting cultural conversations and societal sentiments during the early 1970s.
This issue is not just another collectible but an important artifact that showcases the complexities surrounding the Kennedy legacy at a time when American politics was shifting rapidly. The cover story, titled The Thousand Days of Edward M. Kennedy, offers an in-depth examination of Teddy Kennedy’s political journey and his influence on the nation.
With other thought-provoking articles such as Chappaquiddick After the Bridge and The Ghost of Charisma Past, readers will gain insights into the events and attitudes that shaped public opinion and media discourse during this era. Notable pieces discussing various aspects of culture and politics provide a rich reading experience, marking this magazine as a significant addition for any collector of vintage magazines.
This February 1972 issue is in excellent condition, with light wear typical for its age, making it a prized find for enthusiasts of collectible magazines. It comes protected in a plastic covering to preserve its integrity and value.
Key Features:
- Original magazine from February 1972 featuring Teddy Kennedy.
- Insightful articles reflecting political and cultural themes of the time.
Featured Articles Include:
- The Thousand Days of Edward M. Kennedy - Burton Hersh
- Chappaquiddick After the Bridge - Ron Rosenbaum
- The Ghost of Charisma Past
- Life Studies
- By His Deeds - Warren Weaver Jr.
- Teddy and the Men Around Jack
- Teddy and the Men Around Teddy
- The Birds of Berlin - Otto Friedrich
- The Importance of Knowing Ernest - Denis Brian
- Chronicles of Wasted Time - Malcolm Muggeridge
- On Chuck Hughes, Dying Young - Barnard Collier
Get your hands on this unique vintage magazine, a must-have for collectors and anyone interested in America's political history!
