Title: Poor, Poor Edmund: Conceit & Contradictions. Caveat Emptor!
Product review: Author Edmund Morris reveals more about himself (not much of it good) in this writing than he does about the nation's 40th president. The reader is left questioning whether perhaps poor Edmund has a "slightly cracked helmet." Edmund's conceits and contradictions make "Dutch" not only a tiresome read, but his insertion of himself into the book as a character is simply bizarre. Dinesh D'Souza's "Ronald Reagan" is a far better investment of time and money. Morris is a flake and this book deserves a "pass."
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