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Unlike the US race to land a man on the moon, the government's role in the mission to first achieve manned flight is little-known. Through the lens of a social historian, Goddard (Trinity College), the author of other books on transportation history, chronicles the story of the Wright brothers' battle to remain independent of government influence in this quest. Includes photos. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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