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Articles in Sept, 1996 issue of Washington Monthly

• Nixon Off the Record: His Candid Commentary on People and Politics. - book reviews
  by Jon Meacham
• Searching for the Promised Land: An African-American's Optimistic Odyssey. - book reviews
  by Steven A. Holmes
• Up From Conservatism: Why the Right Is Wrong for America. - book reviews
  by Todd Gitlin
• Why I'll vote for Bill Clinton - and why I still worry about him
  by Charles Peters
• Hit & Run: How Jon Peters and Peter Guber Took Sony for a Ride in Hollywood. - book reviews
  by Ken Auletta
• May the force be with you: because the Republicans' costly missile defense system probably won't be - Republican defense spending policy
  by Michelle Cottle
• The Remedy: Class, Race, and Affirmative Action. - book reviews
  by David M. Mastio
• Stay at home, moms - making teen mothers live at home
  by Amanda Ripley
• Will My Name Be Shouted Out? Reaching Inner City Students Through the Power of Writing. - book reviews
  by Michael K. Mayo
• Snakes in the grass: how slick corporate lobbyists are co-opting grassroots techniques - includes related article on public relations management of Mike Malik
  by Charles W. Bailey
• The Good Society: The Humane Agenda. - book reviews
  by Paul Krugman
• Judas, Brutus, and "a senior administration official": why we have a political culture of disloyalty - Cover Story
  by Amy Waldman
• Pop Internationalism. - book reviews
  by Dante Ramos
• The Choice. - book reviews
  by Matthew Cooper
• The Inheritance: How Three Families and America Moved From Roosevelt to Reagan and Beyond. - book reviews
  by Jim Sleeper