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    “Come Home, America”: The Story of George McGovern by Knock, Thomas J.

    “…The Senate chamber was nearly empty on the afternoon of September 24, 1963. George McGovern, the young South Dakotan who had the floor, could have counted his…”
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    Congress Must Draw the Line: Senator Frank Church and the Opposition to the Vietnam War and the Imperial Presidency: Senator Frank Church and Opposition to the Vietnam War and the Imperial Presidency by Schmitz, David F.

    “…The career of Senator Frank Church (D-ID) provides a unique perspective for understanding the development of opposition to the Vietnam War and the…”
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    Richard Nixon, Congress, and the War in Vietnam, 1969–1974 by Schulzinger, Robert D.

    “…Domestic divisions over the war in Vietnam helped Richard M. Nixon win the presidency in 1968. Paradoxically, continuing discord over the course of American…”
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    World War II, Congress, and the Roots of Postwar American Foreign Policy by Woods, Randall B.

    “…In America's Longest War and subsequent works, historian George Herring has argued that the assumptions that underlay America's decision to wage cold war…”
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    A Delicate Balance: John Sherman Cooper and the Republican Opposition to the Vietnam War by Logevall, Fredrik

    “…In 1969, after Richard Nixon became president of the United States, he and other Republicans liked to complain of the mess they had inherited in Vietnam. “The…”
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    The Progressive Dissent: Ernest Gruening and Vietnam by Johnson, Robert D.

    “…On August 6, 1964, the seventy-seven-year-old junior senator from Alaska, Ernest Gruening, delivered a brief address in the Senate chambers. The upper chamber…”
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    Anti-Imperialism in U.S. Foreign Relations by Ninkovich, Frank

    “…What role has anti-imperialism played in U.S. foreign relations? While it is safe to say that it has been an important phenomenon, a more precise appraisal of…”
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    The Reluctant “Volunteer”: The Origins of Senator Albert A. Gore's Opposition to the Vietnam War by Longley, Kyle

    “…“In our differences over Vietnam, we have let ourselves become hypnotized into self delusion,” Senator Albert A. Gore of Tennessee wrote in 1970, “We have…”
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    Friendly Fire: Lyndon Johnson and the Challenge to Containment by Brands, H. W.

    “…Great legislators do not make great presidents. In fact, they rarely make presidents of any kind. The greatest senators and representatives in American history…”
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    Dixie's Dove: J. William Fulbright, the Vietnam War, and the American South by Woods, Randall B.

    “…During the two years following his shepherding of the Gulf of Tonkin resolution through the United States Senate in 1964, J. William Fulbright of Arkansas,…”
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    Introduction by Woods, Randall B.

    “…Political and diplomatic history have fallen into disrepute of late. They are, critics proclaim, concerned with power, elites, and white males, both living and…”
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    Advice and Dissent: Mike Mansfield and the Vietnam War by Ritchie, Donald A.

    “…Mike Mansfield came to Congress in 1943 as the United States put aside isolationism to forge military commitments around the globe. Part of a generation shaped…”
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