Volume 27, Number 11 · June 26, 1980
Perfectly Clear
By Ronald Steel
The Real War
by Richard Nixon
Warner Books, 341 pp., $12.50
To read this book is to be reminded how Richard Nixon has managed to be his own worst enemy. Here, as in the rest of his career, he has shown both his intelligence and his deviousness, his claim to statesmanship and his unerring instinct for the unscrupulous.
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