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Nixonland 4: The Diverse Media
On page 183 of Nixonland, Rick Perlstein discusses the role of different publications in influencing opinions about the Vietnam War: “An argument proliferated on the right: that winning would be easy—-only, Reader’s Digest argued, ‘Our government has not permitted it.’ … Continue reading
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