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VOLUME 1. Soldier, General of the Army, President-Elect, 1890-1952. Pennsylvania, Texas, Kansas, 1741-1900 ; Abilene, 1900-1911 ; West Point, 1911-1915 ; San Antonio, Gettysburg, 1915-1918 ; Camp Meade, Panama, Leavenworth, Washington, 1919-1928 ; Paris, Washington, 1928-1935 ; Manila, 1936-1939 ; Fort Lewis, Fort Sam Houston, 1940-1941 ; Washington, December 14, 1941-June 23, 1942 ; London, June 24-December 15, 1942 ; London, Gibraltar, Algiers, September 16-December 31, 1942 ; Algiers, Casablanca, Constantine, January 1-May 13, 1943 ; Algiers, Malta, Sicily, May 14-September 8, 1943 ; Algiers, Naples, Cairo, September 9-December 31, 1943 ; Washington, London, Bushy Park, January 1-May 15, 1944 ; Bushy Park, Southwick House, Normandy, May 16-July 21, 1944 ; London, Normandy, Paris, July 22-September 1, 1944 ; London, Normandy, Versailles, Reims, September 2-December 15, 1944 ; Versailles, Verdun, Reims, December 15, 1944-March 6, 1945 ; Reims, March 7-May 7, 1945 ; Frankfurt, Berlin, London, Washington, Moscow, May 8-December 3, 1945 ; Washington, December 1945-May 1947 ; New York, June 1948-December 1950 ; Paris, January 1951-May 1952 ; Abilene, New York, Denver, Chicago, June-August 1952 ; U.S.A., September-November 1952.
VOLUME 2. The President: President-Elect, November 1952-January 11, 1953 ; Inauguration, January 12-January 20, 1953 ; Getting started, January 21-March 31, 1953 ; The chance for peace, April 1-June 30, 1953 ; Peace in Korea, Coup in Iran, July 1-September 30, 1953 ; Atoms for peace, October 1-December 31, 1953 ; Bricker, McCarthy, Bravo, Vietnam, January 1-May 7, 1954 ; McCarthy, Guatemala, SEATO, May 8-September 8, 1954 ; Quemoy and Matsu, off-year elections, September 3-December 31, 1954 ; The Formosa Doctrine, January 1-June 20, 1955 ; Open skies, June-September 1955 ; Heart attack, September-December 1955 ; Recovery, January-March 1956 ; The tyranny of the weak, April-September 1956 ; Election, Suez, Hungary, September 19-December 31, 1956 ; The Eisenhower Doctrine, January-July 1957 ; The high cost of defense, nuclear testing, civil rights, January-July 1957 ; Little Rock, Sputnik, August-November 1957 ; Problems: stroke, Dulles, disarmament, Space Race, December 1957-April 1958 ; Lebanon, Sherman Adams, disarmament, Quemoy and Matsu, other woes, May-September 1958 ; Elections, test-ban talks, Berlin, Fidel, October 1958-February 1959 ; A revival, February-June 1959 ; Traveling for peace, July-December 1959 ; High hopes and unhappy realities, January-June 1960 ; A bad summer and a terrible fall, July 1-November 9, 1960 ; Transition, November 9, 1960-January 20, 1961 ; The Eisenhower presidency: an assessment, 1953-1961 ; Elder statesman, January 1961-November 1963 ; Johnson, Goldwater, Vietnam, November 23, 1963-March 1968 ; Taps, March 1968-March 28, 1969.
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