Through It All

Through It All

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In the sequel to "Irene Fitzgerald Kennedy", the family must deal with the challenges of the Presidency , their own family, and most notably, November 22, 1963.
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The Kennedy family is the most memorable family in history. The closest thing America has ever had to a royal family. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was one of the most beloved presidents, and his wife Jacqueline left an everlasting mark on the United States. Sadly, it was all cut too short on that fateful day in November. The day America was changed forever. We all know the story: the motorcade, the three gunshots, Jackie almost falling off of the car, Parkland, Johnson taking oath and the flight back to Washington. But, when all of this was going on in Dallas, what was Robert Kennedy and his children going through? What was going on at Hickory Hill?

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