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is a liberal. She not only reads the Nation magazine cover to cover but believes what she reads. Being a liberal she is, of course, for almost everything--even for me, whom she regards as a nice...
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Etzold, Thomas
Roosevelt and Churchill: Their Secret Wartime Correspondence
(December 1975)
