McCarthy, Eugene J., 1916-2005.

The limits of power, by Senator Eugene McCarthy, argues that the United States cannot be the world's policeman and that foreign policy should be based on the actual situation rather than bound by preconceived ideologies. McCarthy was an alumnus of the Prep School and of St. John's University, and taught education in the university.

The view from Rappahannock II

The view from Rappahannock II, by St. John's University alumnus Eugene McCarthy, is a collection of essays on life in rural Rappahannock County, Virginia. The essays are accompanied by block prints by Barbara S. Bockman.

The Archives copy is inscribed by the author to Hilary Thimmesh.

This book was a gift to the Archives from Cyril Gorman, O.S.B.

Account of the 1968 presidential campaign by Democratic candidate Eugene McCarthy. Senator Eugene McCarthy was an alumnus of the Prep School and of St. John's University, and taught education in the university.

Up 'til now, by Eugene McCarthy, looks at the last forty years of American politics, notes changes in the Democratic Party, and discusses the ideas and individuals important to the period. Senator McCarthy was an alumnus of the Prep School and of St. John's University, and taught education in the university.