Volume 41, Number 10 · May 26, 1994
Richard Nixon's Revolution
By Murray Kempton
In death as it was in life, Richard Nixon's is a divided soul at once resigned to leaving and yet certain to stay with us. The spirit that is departing is the same spirit that remains to infuse the America it did more to alter than any public man's since Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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