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Preface ix
1 "Your boys are not going to be sent into any foreign wars" 1
2 "Do not let the talks deteriorate" 17
3 "This means war" 31
4 "This is no drill!" 43
5 "Have you heard the news?" 51
6 "I don't know how secure this telephone is" 59
7 "Infamy" 71
8 "Get to the White House fastasyoucan" 79
9 "Do you think we ought to have soldiers around the White House?" 93
10 "We are all in the same boat now" 111
11 "I will go down in disgrace" 121
12 "Deadly calm" 129
13 "1861" 145
14 "Where were our forces-asleep?" 153
15 "I hope Mr. Capone doesn't mind" 165
Epilogue 181
Acknowledgments 189
Notes 191
Index 213
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