Jordan's King Hussein is still under thirty, but what a life he has led and with what youthful ardor! Page after page...

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UNEASY LIES THE HEAD: Autobiography of Hussein I

Jordan's King Hussein is still under thirty, but what a life he has led and with what youthful ardor! Page after page couples international intrigues with playing field ingenuousness. There's Abdullah, the grandfather and the great influence; Tallal, the schizoid papa; comradeship at Harrow; discipline at Sandhurst; fast cars and solo fights; failure in the first marriage, romance in the second. Hussein strives to remove all barriers, to weather the continual crises of Middle East affairs. A first in blue blooded memoirs, this is personal, provocative, peppery -- a triple treat especially appealing to young people because of its youthful, vibrant hero.

Pub Date: July 6, 1962

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Bernard Gels

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: July 1, 1962

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