Harry and Arthur : Truman, Vandenberg, and the Partnership That Created the Free World.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Prologue -- Introduction -- Part 1 -- 1. "President Wilson Tried to Work Out a Way" -- 2. "We May Perfect This Charter of Peace and Justice" -- 3. "As Dumb as They Come" -- 4. "Sensible Machinery for the Settlement of Disputes" -- 5. "America Wins!" -- 6. "A Solid Structure upon Which We Can Build" -- Part 2 -- 7. "What Is Russia Up To Now?" -- 8. "The Russians Are Trying to Chisel Away a Little Here, a Little There" -- 9. "Halfbright" -- 10. "Vandenberg Expressed His Complete Agreement with Me" -- 11. "The President's Message Faces Facts" -- 12. "The Administration Made a Colossal Blunder in Ignoring the UN" -- Part 3 -- 13. "Desperate Men Are Liable to Destroy the Structure of Their Society" -- 14. "I Have No Illusions about This So-Called 'Marshall Plan'" -- 15. "The Perils of Hunger and Cold in Europe" -- 16. "The Commies Will Be Completely Back in the Saddle" -- 17. "A Problem Which They Themselves Must Meet" -- 18. "A Welcome Beacon in the World's Dark Night" -- Part 4 -- 19. "Their Hope Must Lie in This New World of Ours" -- 20. "A Sound Answer to Several Critical Necessities" -- 21. "Nothing Will Be Done without Consultation with You" -- 22. "Politics Shall Stop at the Water's Edge" -- 23. "The Most Sensible, Powerful, Practicable, and Economical Step" -- 24. "The Senate Has Lost a Pillar of Strength" -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

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