The Making of a Leader: The Formative Years of George C. Marshall
Mr. Bunting conveys a keen sense of balance and perception. Keeping a focus on the big inflection points of Marshall’s life, the author does not turn every incident into a saintly miracle or salutary story. Offering context and interconnection, mixing warts and paeans, he ably narrates the grit and dedication that went into making an American leader.
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Engaging and admiring ... Because of his taciturn nature, Marshall can be a difficult subject for biographers. Bunting succeeds in creating a balanced picture.
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Illuminating ... A superb account of the early life of an unsullied American hero.
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