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Tim Lacy

September 12, 2023

Mark: Thanks for your comment. Much appreciated. I confess that I gave no thought to how my inquiry might be viewed 30-40 years from now. My goal in writing about books, in a non-review fashion, is to make past-present connections between the time period of the book's content and the…See more...

Mark

September 12, 2023

"The book’s title invites deep questions about the law, politics, and moral commitments: What makes one a criminal? What happens when you do illegal things? What are the consequences? What actions make prison or incarceration beside the point? What makes it worth it to risk being labeled a criminal? If…See more...

Drew Maciag

September 12, 2023

My experience teaching numerous courses on both John F. Kennedy and the Vietnam War, as well as doing considerable research on Kennedy and his administration, have moved me to believe that it would have been HIGHY UNLIKELY that JFK would have escalated U.S. military involvement in VN in anyway close…See more...

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