Selasa, 06 Juni 2017

Letters from Readers- American History October 2013

Target: POTUS In recounting the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan (“Reagan Reborn,” August 2013), H.W. Brands correctly states, “No other president in American history had recovered from a gunshot wound sustained while in office.” We should recall, however, that former president Theodore Roosevelt, campaigning for a third term in 1912, was shot while on …

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