God, Country, Notre Dame: The Autobiography of Theodore M. Hesburgh
A "second edition" which is revised only in the inclusion of 16 pages of photos and a three page preface. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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A "second edition" which is revised only in the inclusion of 16 pages of photos and a three page preface. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR New York Magazine William F. Buckley might disagree, but the former university president is clear on the three most important things in life.
\ Chicago TribuneThe temptation is to subtitle this book, 'Adventures of Superpriest.' If Father Hesburgh made it all up, it would still be a wonderful story, a compendium of what-ifs...its warmth and humanity are infectious, and most readers will not have the nerve to fight off the pleasure of going along.\ \ \ \ \ CommonwealFather Hesburgh says that each one of us can do something effective in the cause of a better world. God, Country, Notre Dame itself embodies an obvious refutation of the apathetic notion that 'in the modern world one person cannot make a difference.'\ \ \ New York MagazineWilliam F. Buckley might disagree, but the former university president is clear on the three most important things in life.\ \
