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Buckley: The Life And The Revolution That Changed America
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A Magnificent AchievementA Long, Gripping, And Enthralling Account Of The Life Of AmericaS Premier Conservative Polemicist Of The Twentieth Century.Max Boot, Author Of Reagan: His Life And LegendA Rich, Immersive Biography Exposes The Roots Of The Modern Conservative Movement Through The Life Of The Firebrand Writer And Commentator Who Shaped It.The New York Times Book Review (Editors Choice)A Best Book Of The Year: The New York Times Book Review, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The Economist, The Financial Times, Telegraph (Uk), Christian Science Monitor, Air Mail, Prospect Magazinelonglisted For The National Book Critics Circle Awardin 1951, With The Publication Of God And Man At Yale, A Scathing Attack On His Alma Mater, TwentyFiveYearOld William F. Buckley, Jr., Seized The Public StageAnd Commanded It For The Next Half Century As He Led A New Generation Of Conservative Activists And Ideologues To The Peak Of Political Power And Cultural Influence.Ten Years Before His Death In 2008, Buckley Chose PrizeWinning Biographer Sam Tanenhaus To Tell The Full, Uncensored Story Of His Life And Times, Granting Him Extensive Interviews And Exclusive Access To His Most Private Papers. Thus Began A Deep Investigation Into The Vast And Often Hidden Universe Of Bill Buckley And The Modern Conservative Revolution.Buckley Vividly Captures Its Subject In All His Facets And Phases: Founding Editor Of National Review, The Twentieth CenturyS Most Influential Political Journal; Syndicated Columnist, EmmyWinning Tv Debater, And Bestselling Spy Novelist; Ally Of Joseph Mccarthy And Barry Goldwater; Mentor To Ronald Reagan; GameChanging Candidate For Mayor Of New York.Tanenhaus Also Has Uncovered The Darker Trail Of Bill BuckleyS Secret Exploits, Including Cia Missions In Latin America, Dark Collusions With Watergate Felon Howard Hunt, And BuckleyS Struggle In His Last Years To Hold Together A Movement Coming Apart Over The Aids Epidemic, Culture Wars, And The Invasion Of IraqEven As His Own Media Empire Was Unraveling.At A Crucial Moment In American History, Buckley Offers A Gripping And Powerfully Relevant Story About The Birth Of Modern Politics And Those Who Shaped It.
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