Fear, Anger and Failure: A Chronicle of the Bush Administration's War Against Terror from the Attacts in September 2001 to Defeat in Baghdad

by William Pfaff

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"William Pfaff is Walter Lippmann's authentic heir. Like Lippmann, he places the rush of events in historical and cultural perspective and writesabout them with lucidity and grace."- Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr."America's best foreign affairs columnist."- Ronald Steel, Lippmann's biographer.William Pfaff's "Reflections" on politics and contemporary history have appeared in The New Yorker since 1971. His column for the Paris-based International Herald Tribune is syndicated by the Los Angeles Times.… (more)

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"William Pfaff is Walter Lippmann's authentic heir. Like Lippmann, he places the rush of events in historical and cultural perspective and writesabout them with lucidity and grace."- Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr."America's best foreign affairs columnist."- Ronald Steel, Lippmann's biographer.William Pfaff's "Reflections" on politics and contemporary history have appeared in The New Yorker since 1971. His column for the Paris-based International Herald Tribune is syndicated by the Los Angeles Times.

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