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"The author ... who served as the General's assistant from 1946 until August of 1951, offers a ... study of Eisenhower and his philosophy, based on astute personal observations and a vast collection of personal correspondence, memoranda, and off-the-record comments that have never before been made public"--Dust jacket.
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