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It's not often spelled with a 'k' these days, and after two decades of doubt and disaffection many people seem able to hope that 'America' is no longer a dirty word. In their new books about the state of the nation neither Peter Davis nor Richard Reeves adopts the mood of our present rulers, but both cautiously assume a continuity in the American character that would not dismay Ronald Reagan.
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