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The defeat of America: presidential power and the national character
Henry Steele Commager-
Frontmatter
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Introduction (page 9)
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Myths and Realities in American Foreign Policy (page 19)
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Can We Limit Presidental Power? (page 48)
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Determining on Peace and War (page 59)
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The Defeat of America (page 82)
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The Shame of the Republic (page 105)
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The Presidency After Watergate (page 126)
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The Real Bases for Impeachment (page 141)
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Two Postscripts (page 151)
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The Constitution Vindicated (page 153)
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Learning from the Tragedy (page 159)
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Published: c1974
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
- 9780671217761 (hardcover)
- 9780671217778 (paper)