Portrait of America: From Reconstruction to the presentHoughton Mifflin, 1978 |
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Page 452
... turned to his left to look over his shoulder , and seeing nothing , faced around and was beginning to turn to his right when , all at once , what felt like a tremendous punch slammed into the right side of his back . Con- nally's ...
... turned to his left to look over his shoulder , and seeing nothing , faced around and was beginning to turn to his right when , all at once , what felt like a tremendous punch slammed into the right side of his back . Con- nally's ...
Page 453
... turned and looked back at the President , turned for- ward , and then turned back again . Still the car coasted , as if frozen in time . The seconds slipped by ... one one thousand ... two one thousand . three one thousand ... four one ...
... turned and looked back at the President , turned for- ward , and then turned back again . Still the car coasted , as if frozen in time . The seconds slipped by ... one one thousand ... two one thousand . three one thousand ... four one ...
Page 467
... turned in any direction they could , including the direction of limited war , to find theatres where the crucial but elusive quantity of " credibility " might be demonstrated . Certainly limited wars were among the last places where the ...
... turned in any direction they could , including the direction of limited war , to find theatres where the crucial but elusive quantity of " credibility " might be demonstrated . Certainly limited wars were among the last places where the ...
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