ng the truthfulness and accuracy of the accounts in the book are consistent, the book cannot be considered anything less than an extremely detailed account of Powell's amazing life.
             For the purposes of this course and subsequently this paper one cannot help but focus on the aspects of the book that have to do with international/interstate relations. However the true essence of this book move far deeper than the nuances involved in the art and science of the politics that take place between states. In "My American Journey", Powell stands as a testament to just how far a seemingly ordinary man can rise on determination and hard work. Powell, a less than extraordinary prospect from the South Bronx rose to become a man whose council was and is sought by four United States Presidents. He became a man whose influence behind the scenes and later in the foreground of American policy helped shape the atmosphere of the world we live in today. In this book, Powell has captured that sentiment and given those interested in international politics much to analyze along the way.
             Powell's book is well written, giving the reader a complete and thoroug
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