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Ronald Reagan

Also known as: United States. President (1981- : Reagan), United States. President (1981-1989 : Reagan).

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Patricia Ann Davis (née Reagan; born October 21, 1952) is an American actress and author. She is the daughter of U.S. president Ronald Reagan and his second wife, Nancy Reagan.

Birthplace of Ronald Reagan, United States
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RONALD REAGAN DID MORE than any other single man in the second half of the twentieth century to shape our world, yet his presidency and his character remain little understood and often grossly misunderstood.

— from Ronald Reagan, 1997

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Where's the rest of me?

1965

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Autobiography of the Hollywood actor which gives a view of his varied activities as radio announcer, TV impresario, and arbitrator in management-labor disputes.

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Ronald Reagan

1997

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Reagan's career is, like Lincoln's, mythologic from beginning to end. Providence held out for Ronald Reagan. The pitfalls are here recorded, though they do not slow down the momentum of life and destiny fulfilled. The book does not make light of an assassination attempted, or a conclusive illness contracted. But the narrative adamantly reflects the character and temperament of the man it celebrates, the sunny and resourceful optimist. The reader is here to luxuriate in the heroic aspects of a life that lent itself to the making of historical poetry, and happily agrees to be edged into fantasy. That life is captured by adroit text and recorded tributes from many of his countrymen; but, mostly, by pictures. These portray what journalist David Broder called "a kind of personal ease and charm that not only delighted his audiences, but disarmed his critics." The American whose "wit and grace he elevated to the level of legend." This resplendent volume is fit celebration of that legend, this legend. - William F. Buckley, Jr. - p. 24.

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The uncommon wisdom of Ronald Reagan

1996

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