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Robert Boothby said "The Prime Minister had played a new tune which had brought hope to millions but then he had fallen ill and his flute had been muted. Our main hope is to learn the tune of these fresh and clear notes, and then orchestrate it, for it is the best tune any of Us are likely to hear for a long time, and perhaps it is the only tune that can save civilisation. (IvorMontague, BritainBeginstoMove).

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Instant history, like instant coffee, can sometimes be remarkably palatable. At least it is in this memoir by a former White House aide who sees L.B.J, as "an extraordinarily gifted President who was the wrong man from the wrong place at the wrong time under the wrong circumstances". ("Time")

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