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"The most complete, accurate, and up-to-date account of two secret but illicit operations approved by President Ronald Reagan, the firestorm of controversy caused by their exposure to public view, the administration's attempts to cover-up the trail of evidence that led to the White House, and the debate over the scandal's import for the nation, the presidency, and American democracy"-- "Everything began to unravel on October 5, 1986, when a Nicaraguan soldier downed an American plane carrying arms to 'Contra' guerrillas, exposing a tightly held U.S. clandestine program. A month later, reports…
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2017University Press of Kansas · 464 pages · 9780700625901
- Other · English · 2014University Press of Kansas · 9781322448404
- Other · English · 2014University Press of Kansas · 436 pages · 9780700619917
- Other · English · 2014University Press of Kansas · 464 pages · 9780700620364
Politics and governmentScandalsIran-Contra Affair, 1985-1990Political corruptionHistoryExecutive powerPower (Social sciences)HISTORY / United States / 20th Century