The Pentagon Papers - U.s.-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967

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Widely known as the "Pentagon Papers", this 1967 study commissioned by Robert McNamara revealed that the United States government had been misrepresenting the facts of the Vietnam War's chances of success. Department of Defence employee Daniel Ellsberg leaked most of the papers to the New York Times who published an excerpt, were banned by the Nixon administration, and resumed publishing excerpts ...

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Publisher: Grotto Pulp Fiction (February 13, 2010)
Publication Date: February 13, 2010
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0038HEOL8
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This is a fine addition to the history of America's involvement in Vietnam, but it should be read critically and evaluated for its contents rather than for the style of its presentation. It is an English language disaster in terms of style. Much of i...

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