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Earl Mazo • 4 Items / 1 Book, 3 Articles
Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait (1959)
by Earl Mazo
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  1. Books and the Arts
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    The Source of Nixon's Strength (Review)
    James MacGregor Burns
    Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait, by Earl Mazo
    1. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    The Nation, July 18, 1959, p. 34
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    Nixon on Nixon (Review)
    L. Brent Bozell
    Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait, by Earl Mazo
    1. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    National Review, August 29, 1959, p. 306
  3. Books & Comment
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    Earl Mazo's Nixon (Review)
    Edward T. Folliard
    Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait, by Earl Mazo
    1. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    The New Republic, July 27, 1959, p. 26
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    The Man Who May Be President (Review)
    William H. Lawrence
    Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait, by Earl Mazo
    1. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    The Saturday Review, June 27, 1959, p. 13
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    Book Notes (5 Reviews)
    Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait, by Earl Mazo
    1. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    2. A Rockefeller Family Portrait by William Manchester
    3. Days With Albert Schweitzer by Frederick Franck
    4. The Great Imposter by Robert Crichton
    5. The Cool World by Warren Miller
    The Reporter, July 23, 1959, pp. 47-50
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    A Note on Some Recent Campaign Biographies (8 Reviews)
    Douglas Price
    John Kennedy: A Political Profile, by James MacGregor Burns
    1. John Kennedy: A Political Profile by James MacGregor Burns
    2. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    3. This Is Humphrey by Michael Amrine
    4. Stuart Symington: Portrait of a Man with a Mission by Paul I. Wellman
    5. The Lyndon Johnson Story by Booth Mooney
    6. Candidates, 1960 by Eric Sevareid
    7. Nixon and Rockefeller: A Double Portrait by Stewart Alsop
    8. Front Runner, Dark Horse by Ralph G. Martin and Ed Plaut
    Political Science Quarterly, September 1960, pp. 420-423
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    Books in Brief (9 Reviews)
    Katherine Gauss Jackson
    A Travelling Woman, by John Wain
    1. A Travelling Woman by John Wain
    2. The Daughters of Necessity by Peter S. Feibleman
    3. Can Man be Modified? by Jean Rostand
    4. Senator Joe McCarthy by Richard H. Rovere
    5. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    6. D.H. Lawrence and America by Armin Arnold
    7. Turgenev: The Man, His Art, and His Age by Avrahm Yarmolinsky
    8. Steps in Time by Fred Astaire
    9. Ingrid Bergman: An Intimate Portrait by Joseph Henry Steele
    The Harpers Monthly, April 1959, pp. 90-92
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    Recent Books on International Relations (11 Reviews)
    Henry L. Roberts
    The United States
    1. Dream and Reality by Louis J. Halle
    2. The Economic Mind in American Civilization, 1606-1865 by Joseph Dorfman
    3. Issues and Conflicts by George L. Anderson
    4. Summit Diplomacy by Elmer Plischke
    5. The President's Cabinet by Richard F. Fenno, Jr.
    6. Congress and the American Tradition by James Burnham
    7. The Public Papers of Chief Justice Earl Warren by Henry M. Christman and Earl Warren
    8. The United States Attorneys General and International Law by David R. Deener
    9. Richard Nixon: A Political and Personal Portrait by Earl Mazo
    10. Senator Joe McCarthy by Richard H. Rovere
    11. Angry Voices by Donald R. McCoy
    Foreign Affairs, October 1959, p. 151