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Tributes and Thanks
Bush: Why not? Jim Baen's many kindnesses. Crunch time. Plus more.
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THANK BUSH: WHY NOT?
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Re: Jeffrey Lord’s
The
President: An Appreciation
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p>What a terrific essay by Jeffrey Lord. Many thanks.
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Thomas Paulick
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Jeffrey Lord has to my mind pointed up the most important
characteristic of a great president. Mr. Bush has confronted a
major problem that has troubled the Middle East and, by extension,
the rest of the world, for hundreds of years. None of his
predecessors even attempted such a feat.
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—
Dr. Sam Martin
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Connellsville, Pennsylvania
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