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Dwight Eisenhower: Books
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In this book are letters Eisenhower wrote between 1941 and 1958 to Everett E.. Hazlett, a boyhood friend and naval officer, on subjects such as politics, military diplomacy, and interservice rivalry. The letters reveal the personal, Eisenhower and ... his enjoyment of the positions he held. Editor Robert Griffith provides an introduction and a commentary in the text that links the letters together.
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Writer John Quinn usually writes about business and finance, not Ernest Hemingway, Dwight Eisenhower or Elvis Presley. However, Quinn's new book, "American Zenith, The Fabulous '50s," deals with those subjects and more as he looks at America's watershed decade.
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Rather than diaries, this work is a collection of intermittent notations that Eisenhower wrote between 1935 and 1967. Ferrell's careful editing and commentary draw them together into a valuable source to be used with Ike's other memoirs. The entries in this book are much more intimate than those in other memoirs.
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