Volume 33, Number 7 · April 24, 1986
Marcos' Millions
By Murray Kempton
Ferdinand Marcos ornamented the days preliminary to his retirement from the active practice of political science with a number of observations that suggest powers of analysis undiminished by the erosions of office. He was at his cogent best when it came to assessing Corazon Aquino's inadequacies for picking up the golden chains that had been so long and so tirelessly dragged along by himself and his loved ones.
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