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First
Term Table of Contents
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Documents:
Volume
XIV
The Presidency: The Middle Way
Part
I: Charting a New Course; January 1953 to April 1953
Chapter
1: Developing "a spirit of teamwork"
Chapter 2: "A number of misunderstandings":
Party and International Struggles
Part
II: Settling into "the long pull"; May 1953 to August
1953
Chapter
3: "A time for continued vigilance"
Chapter 4: Striving for Unity
Chapter 5: "So much to do in the
world"
Part
III: Statesmanship and Partisanship; September 1953 to
November 1953
Chapter
6: Building strength when there
is "no perfect answer"
Chapter 7: Beef and Budgets
Volume
XV
The Presidency: The Middle Way
Part
IV: "Pushing ahead along the broad center"; December 1953
to March 1954
Chapter
8: A world "racing toward catastrophe"
Chapter 9: Fending off "the reactionary
fringe"
Part
V: Maintaining "a united defense"; April 1954 to August
1954
Chapter
10: Losing the war "they could not win"
Chapter
11: The "men
in the Kremlin are not to be trusted"
Part
VI: Crises Abroad, Party Problems at Home; September 1954
to December 1954
Chapter
12: Asia: A "boiling kettle of possible trouble"
Chapter 13: "A new phase of
political experience"
Volume
XVI
The Presidency: The Middle Way
Part
VII: "Nothing could be worse than global war"; January
1955 to May 1955
Chapter
14: "We must show no lack of firmness"
Chapter 15: Searching "for an
honorable peace"
Part
VIII: Toward “statesmanship of a high order”;
June 1955 to November 1955
Chapter
16: Summitry at Geneva
Chapter 17: "Stern edicts" from
the Doctors
Part
IX: "Concerning my political intentions"; December
1955 to April 1956
Chapter
18: On "an almost normal schedule"
Chapter
19: The goal: A "durable peace"
Volume
XVII
The Presidency: The
Middle Way
Part
X: Cracks in the Alliance; May 1956 to September 1956
Chapter
20: Confronting "great risks"
Chapter 21: "Grave difficulties
in the Suez crisis"
Part
XI: The free world's "sad mess"; October 1956 to January 1957
Chapter
22: On Suez "we do not see eye to eye"
Chapter
23: What is needed is "a calming influence"
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