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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. General Editor’s Introduction ix
  4. Introduction xiii
  5. Bibliographic Note lxxi
  6. I. Youth
  7. 1. From RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon (1978) 3
  8. 2. Two letters (1923 and 1924) 5
  9. 3. “Our Privileges under the Constitution” (1929) 7
  10. 4. From the Frank Gannon interviews (1983) 14
  11. II. Congress
  12. 5. “The Hiss Case—A Lesson for the American People” (January 26, 1950) 19
  13. 6. The “Pink Sheet” (1950) 60
  14. 7. The “Checkers Speech” (September 23, 1952) 64
  15. III. Vice President
  16. 8. “When you go out to shoot rats” (March 13, 1954) 83
  17. 9. The “Kitchen Debate” (July 24, 1959) 88
  18. 10. Opening Statement, The Great Debate: Kennedy v. Nixon (September 26, 1960) 97
  19. IV. Comeback
  20. 11. “Gentlemen, this is my last press conference” (November 6, 1962) 105
  21. 12. “The irresponsible tactics of some of the extreme civil rights leaders” (February 12, 1964) 113
  22. 13. “Appraisal from Manila” (November 4, 1966) 117
  23. 14. “What Has Happened to America?” (Reader’s Digest, October 1967) 121
  24. 15. “Asia after Viet Nam” (Foreign Affairs, October 1967) 128
  25. 16. “The first civil right of every American is to be free from domestic violence” (August 8, 1968) 145
  26. V. President
  27. 17. “To lower our voices would be a simple thing” (inaugural address, January 20, 1969) 153
  28. 18. “The present welfare system has to be judged a colossal failure” (August 8, 1969) 163
  29. 19. “The great silent majority of my fellow Americans” (November 3, 1969) 170
  30. 20. “The postwar period in international relations has ended” (“State of the World” message, February 18, 1970) 191
  31. 21. Four Vietnam Statements (1970) 200
  32. 22. Two political statements (1970) 209
  33. 23. “Our best days lie ahead” (August 15, 1971) 217
  34. 24. “One China” (February 24, 1972) 223
  35. 25. “He can undisappear if we want him to” (June 23, 1972) 232
  36. 26. “Her name was Tanya” (August 23, 1972) 238
  37. 27. “There can be no whitewash at the White House” (April 30, 1973) 242
  38. 28. “I am not a crook” (November 17, 1973) 255
  39. 29. “I made clear there was to be no coverup” (April 29, 1974) 259
  40. 30. “My mother was a saint” (August 9, 1974) 269
  41. Index 277
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