Reagan, in His Own Hand

This New York Times bestseller compiles Ronald Reagan's personal writings from throughout his life, including over a thousand radio addresses he penned himself in longhand during the 1970s.

The book reveals Reagan as the author of his own ideas on public policy, foreign affairs, and domestic issues, acting as a one-man think tank.

Editors Skinner, Anderson, and Anderson faithfully reproduce his notes, complete with spelling mistakes and edits, providing definitive proof of his intellectual depth and consistent principles.