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Ronald Reagan: How an Ordinary Man Became an Extraordinary Leader

by: Dinesh D'Souza
The book is quite well-penned. It is not overly long, which fails so many biographies, is divided up evenly, and again, not a hagiography, but rather an honest look at a great man. It lays out the claims, presents the facts and leaves the reader (and history) to draw the proper conclusions. The penultimate chapter, titled, 'The Man Behind the Mask' is one of the best chapters you will ever read in a book about a president. It exhibits the president as en egalitarian who, unlike those favoring affirmative action and other discriminatory measures, believed in every person and could relate to them all.
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When Character Was King: A Story of Ronald Reagan

by: Peggy Noonan
When Character Was King, Peggy Noonan.
4.5 stars.


This was one of the first biographies that I have read, and my first on Ronald Reagan. Thus it is hard for me to judge its quality in terms of other similar books on this topic. But what I immediately noticed was that it seems to be unique stylistically: It has a narrative, story-telling like format that you might expect from the author because she is a speech-writer.

This biography did not have a lot of depth, but it covers a broad range of topics pertaining to Reagan's life and offers sufficient background to be able to get a solid picture of his personality.
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The Man Who Sold the World: Ronald Reagan and the Betrayal of Main Street America

by: William Kleinknecht
At a time when there seems to be another hagiography on Ronald Reagan published every month, this is a bracing dose of reality on a master fraud and charlatan. His real legacy should be "Bedtime for Bonzo"!
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Framing the Sixties: The Use and Abuse of a Decade from Ronald Reagan to George W. Bush

by: Bernard von Bothmer
"The Sixties" have been used as cultural shorthand for so long that it is hard to believe this study has not been done before, but perhaps we have been waiting for Bernard von Bothmer to write it. In his first book, the fearless von Bothmer conducted over 120 interviews with academics (Noam Chomsky, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Howard Zinn), political figures (James Baker, Michael Dukakis, Gary Hart), journalists (Ben Bradlee, David Halberstam, Helen Thomas, Bob Woodward), and others (Daniel Ellsberg, Tom Hayden, Phyllis Schlafly) to build this study of how perceptions of the "bad sixties" and the "good sixties" have been used since 1980.
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