| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - COvering much of the same ground as Edmund Morris in his authorized biography, Dutch, Garry Wills' Reagan's America: Innocents at Home is a much more successful look at the institutions and country that shaped the 40th President.With his usual incisive analysis and beautiful use of the English language, Wills does what Morris found impossible: the discovery of Reagan's soul.To Wills, Reagan is
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