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Review 'Amusing and enlighteningI quite simply couldn't put them down.' Sunday Times 'What emerges from these pages is the remarkable character of Ronald Reagan himself. He was what he seemed to be, so fundamentally decent and sunny that it is hard to figure how the American political system could have produced such a genial leader.' Sunday Telegraph 'Reagan's handwritten summary of almost every day of his 1981-89 presidency shows more clearly than ever before the way his mind workedOn the whole, it worked pretty well -- especially in his cold-war policy.' The Economist 'Read his diariesReagan was no Pepys, or even Alan Clarkbut his daily entries provide a fascinating insight into a presidency that saw the end of the Cold War and a resurgent belief in the power of the individual.' The Spectator 'His gift for simple, direct, unerringly right decision-making remained intact until the end of his presidency in 1989. Because of that genius gift, this journal remains a crucial document.' Daily Telegraph --This text refers to an alternate

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- Title: The Reagan Diaries - Author: Ronald Reagan - Released: 2007-05-22 - Language: - Pages: 784 - ISBN: 006087600X - ISBN13: - ASIN: B002BWQ4ZK

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