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mplete with haphazard organization and copious, if often superfluous, detail. The reader learns plenty concerning what the actors thought about each other but is left up to his or her own devices in determining how much of this is relevant. While a roughly chronological order is followed, no real time line is established; Cannon assumes that the reader is familiar enough with the Reagan years to need no such detailed chronological organization. While generally still valid at the moment, this assumption will affect the book's future usefulness as a history

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