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<title>April Fools</title>
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<title>Happy Holidays!</title>
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<title>George Nash on the founders</title>
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<title>Richard Norton Smith on President Ford</title>
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<title>Founders' Blog</title>
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<title>After 9/11</title>
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<title>Woodrow Wilson</title>
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<description>Gleaves writes and lectures extensively on the subject of presidential leadership.  Below is a sampling of his essays and talks...</description>
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<title>Cold War Conservative?</title>
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<title>Teaching the American Presidency</title>
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<title>Eternal Optimists</title>
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