Dutch: A Memoir of Ronald ReaganRandom House, 1999 - 874 pages "Thus began a long biographical pilgrimage to the heart of Ronald Reagan's mystery, beginning with his birth in 1911 in the depths of rural Illinois (where he is still remembered as "Dutch," the dreamy son of an alcoholic father and a fiercely religious mother) and progressing through the way stations of an amazingly varied career: young lifeguard (he saved seventy-seven lives), aspiring writer, ace sportscaster, film star, soldier, union leader, corporate spokesman, Governor, and President. Reagan granted Morris full access to his personal papers, including early autobiographical stories and a handwritten White House diary."--BOOK JACKET. |
Contents
DigestSummaries of Selected Decisions 2 noisy | 619 |
ailuss Section 7 IndexDigest of Decisions of the Nationals asi 2 | 1191 |
bar Section 8 Topical Index | 1487 |
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