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A 9 page paper which examines the life of Robert F. Kennedy. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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children. And if you believers dont help us, who else in the world can help us do this?" Robert F. Kennedy (Thomas, 2000; 16). Introduction Robert F. Kennedy is
quite often considered to have been the most powerful and most humble of the Kennedys, a man who fought for injustice, and as author Schlesinger stated, "Robert F. Kennedy was
a man of passionate conviction, carrying a message of change, and for the forlorn and dispossessed of America, a message of hope" (About Robert F. Kennedy, 2005). The following paper
examines the life, both public and private, of Robert F. Kennedy. Robert F. Kennedy "Robert Francis Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusettes on November 20, 1925, the seventh child
of Rose Fitzgerald and Joseph Patrick Kennedy. His great-grandparents had come from Ireland some three quarters of a century before" (Schlesinger, 1980; 2). He had once stated, "I was the
seventh of nine children...and when you come from that far down you have to struggle to survive" (About Robert F. Kennedy, 2005). One of the early influences of his life
would be his heritage and his religion, something that was not commonly accepted and in which he had to struggle. One author notes that, "In 1942, RFK left the Catholic
Portsmouth Priory prep school amid a cheating scandal that has never been fully resolved and became a student at the resolutely Brahmin Milton Academy" (Thomas, 2000; 16). While at Milton
he was often seen as being generally a recluse and Catholic. Thomas (2000) states " RFK could have remained an outcast, but for a friendship he formed while playing football"
(16). The friendship he had was one that proved incredibly long lived and powerful in the development of Robert. His friend was popular and helped Robert in developing his
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