Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Fish also vividly recalls his long political friendship and bitter break with Franklin D. Roosevelt, a man he called "one of the most skillful politicians in American history." He paints a virulent portrait of the man he came to believe had succumbed to lust for power, at the expense of the American people. Though Hamilton Fish did not hold public office after 1945, he remained a politician throughout his long life. Shortly before his death on January 18, 1991, he was still active: writing, speaking, and organizing various patriotic and political groups. His life is a reflection of the man himself, tough, opinionated, passionate - and utterly dedicated to his country. It is indeed the memoir of a patriot.. }
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- catalog description "Fish also vividly recalls his long political friendship and bitter break with Franklin D. Roosevelt, a man he called "one of the most skillful politicians in American history." He paints a virulent portrait of the man he came to believe had succumbed to lust for power, at the expense of the American people. Though Hamilton Fish did not hold public office after 1945, he remained a politician throughout his long life. Shortly before his death on January 18, 1991, he was still active: writing, speaking, and organizing various patriotic and political groups. His life is a reflection of the man himself, tough, opinionated, passionate - and utterly dedicated to his country. It is indeed the memoir of a patriot.".