Living history / Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Originally published: New York : Simon and Schuster, c2003. With new afterword.

Includes reading group guide.

Includes index.

An American story -- University of life -- Class of '69 -- Yale -- Bill Clinton -- Arkansas traveler -- Little Rock -- Campaign odyssey -- Inauguration -- East wing, west wing -- Health care -- The end of something -- Vince Foster -- The delivery room -- Whitewater -- Independent counsel -- D-day -- Midterm break -- Conversations with Eleanor -- Silence is not spoken here -- Oklahoma City -- Women's rights are human rights -- Shutdown -- A time to speak -- War zones -- Prague summer -- Kichen table -- Second term -- Into Africa -- Vital voices -- Third way -- Soldiering on -- Imagine the future -- August 1998 -- Impeachment -- Waiting for grace -- Dare to compete -- New York.

"In Living History, Hillary Rodham Clinton writes with candor, humor and passion about coming of age during a time of tumultuous social and political change in America and about the White House years. She tells the story of her thirty-year adventure in love and politics with Bill Clinton, during which she survived personal betrayal, relentless partisan investigations and constant public scrutiny. And she provides a clear reflection of her views and opinions on the most current political topics - health care, international relations, human rights, women's rights and much more."--BOOK JACKET.