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A Certain Democrat: Senator Henry M. Jackson (1972)
by William W. Prochnau and Richard W. Larsen
A Political Biography
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    Literary Crypt (4 Reviews)
    Louis W. Koenig
    Almost to the Presidency, by Albert Eisele
    1. Almost to the Presidency by Albert Eisele
    2. McGovern by Robert Sam Anson
    3. Muskie of Maine by David Nevin
    4. A Certain Democrat: Senator Henry M. Jackson by William W. Prochnau and Richard W. Larsen
    The Saturday Review, June 3, 1972, p. 62
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    Political Book Notes (19 Reviews)
    Almost to the Presidency, by Albert Eisele
    1. Almost to the Presidency by Albert Eisele
    2. The Bear at the Gate by Harold C. Hinton
    3. A Certain Democrat: Senator Henry M. Jackson by William W. Prochnau and Richard W. Larsen
    4. Citizen Nader by Charles McCarry
    5. Cover-Up by Seymour M. Hersh
    6. Dead End by Ronald A. Buel
    7. Elections for Sale by Richard Dean "Max" McCarthy
    8. The Ethical Investor by John G. Simon, Charles W. Powers, and Jon P. Gunnemann, ...
    9. An Evening With Richard Nixon by Gore Vidal
    10. Get These Men Out of the Hot Sun by Herbert Mitgang
    11. Imperial Republic by Gerald W. Johnson
    12. The Kennedy Doctrine by Louise FitzSimons
    13. McGovern by Robert Sam Anson
    14. The Multinationals by Christopher Tugendhat
    15. Muskie of Maine by David Nevin
    16. A Populist Manifesto by Jack Newfield and Jeff Greenfield
    17. So Help me God by Robert S. Alley
    18. The Ticket-Splitters by Walter DeVries and V. Lance Tarrance
    19. Ward Number Six by David Lebedoff
    The Washington Monthly, March 1972, pp. 61-66