Volume 43, Number 13 · August 8, 1996
Anything Goes
By Gene Lyons
Partners in Power: The Clintons and Their America
by Roger Morris
Henry Holt, 526 pp., $27.50
Every bit as much as Texas and Manhattan, Arkansas is a world unto itself. For decades schoolchildren here have been taught the myth that Arkansas alone among the states has the natural resources—water, timber, some oil, plentiful natural gas, and vast stretches of fertile alluvial soil—to build a wall around itself and nevertheless thrive. Prosperity eludes many, yet local patriotism runs very strong.
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