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Ronald Reagan may have been the most prolific correspondent of any American president since Thomas Jefferson. The total number of letters written over his lifetime probably exceeds 10,000. Their breadth is equally astonishing -- with friends and fami, Reagan has a rating of 5 stars
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  • Reagan
  • Written by author Kiron K. Skinner, Annelise Anderson, Martin Anderson; with a foreword by George P. Shultz
  • Published by New York ; Free Press, c2003., 9/23/2003
  • Ronald Reagan may have been the most prolific correspondent of any American president since Thomas Jefferson. The total number of letters written over his lifetime probably exceeds 10,000. Their breadth is equally astonishing -- with friends and fami
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CONTENTS

Foreword by George P. Shultz

Introduction

Frequent Correspondents

Chapter One: The Early Years

Chapter Two: Home and Family

Chapter Three: Health and Personal Appearance

Chapter Four: Old Friends

Chapter Five: Hollywood Years and Friendships

Chapter Six: Governorship

Chapter Seven: Running for Office

Chapter Eight: Core Beliefs

Chapter Nine: Economic Policy

Chapter Ten: Domestic Policy

Chapter Eleven: The Cold War I: Ideology and Institutions

Chapter Twelve: The Cold War II: Politics, Arms, and Missile Defense

Chapter Thirteen: The Middle East and Southwest Asia

Chapter Fourteen: Terrorism and the Iran-Contra Scandal

Chapter Fifteen: The Americas

Chapter Sixteen: The International Scene

Chapter Seventeen: The Oval Office and Reelection

Chapter Eighteen: The Media

Chapter Nineteen: The Critics

Chapter Twenty: Reaching Out

Chapter Twenty-one: The Lighter Side

Chapter Twenty-two: American Leaders

Chapter Twenty-three: Foreign Leaders

Chapter Twenty-four: Pen Pals

Chapter Twenty-five: Back to California

A Note on Methods

References, Sources, and Interviews

Notes

Acknowledgments

Index of Letters

General Index


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