ReaganA biography of the fortieth U.S. president which delves into his character, his background, his associates, and politics in this country. |
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... Reagan's personality triumphed over his ignorance . Nancy Reagan's adjustment to Sacramento was more difficult than her husband's . He was nearly fifty - seven when he arrived in the state capital , in the midst of his second marriage ...
... Reagan's personality triumphed over his ignorance . Nancy Reagan's adjustment to Sacramento was more difficult than her husband's . He was nearly fifty - seven when he arrived in the state capital , in the midst of his second marriage ...
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... Nancy Reagan was crushed by this piece . Nancy Skelton , one of the most observant writers about Nancy Reagan , interviewed her for the Sacra- mento Bee a couple of days after the Didion piece appeared and found her " moved almost to ...
... Nancy Reagan was crushed by this piece . Nancy Skelton , one of the most observant writers about Nancy Reagan , interviewed her for the Sacra- mento Bee a couple of days after the Didion piece appeared and found her " moved almost to ...
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... Reagan . In February , only 23 percent of his countrymen thought Reagan favored upper - income people . By September , this percent- age had climbed to 52 percent . Nancy Reagan was in many respects a convenient scapegoat for the ad ...
... Reagan . In February , only 23 percent of his countrymen thought Reagan favored upper - income people . By September , this percent- age had climbed to 52 percent . Nancy Reagan was in many respects a convenient scapegoat for the ad ...
Contents
Foreword | 13 |
The Worlds of Ronald Reagan | 17 |
The Optimist | 22 |
Copyright | |
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