The Best and the Brightest
By David Halberstam
By David Halberstam
By David Halberstam
Foreword by John McCain
By David Halberstam
Foreword by John McCain
By David Halberstam
Read by Mark Bramhall
By David Halberstam
Read by Mark Bramhall
By David Halberstam
Read by David Clennon
By David Halberstam
Read by David Clennon
Category: 1950 – Present Military History | Politics | 20th Century U.S. History
Category: 1950 – Present Military History | Classic Nonfiction | Politics | 20th Century U.S. History
Category: 1950 – Present Military History | Politics | 20th Century U.S. History | Audiobooks
Category: 1950 – Present Military History | Politics | 20th Century U.S. History | Audiobooks
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$23.00
Oct 26, 1993 | ISBN 9780449908709
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Mar 26, 2002 | ISBN 9781588360984
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May 09, 2017 | ISBN 9780525524885
2224 Minutes
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May 08, 2007 | ISBN 9780739358559
180 Minutes
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Praise
“A rich, entertaining, and profound reading experience.”—The New York Times
“The most comprehensive saga of how America became involved in Vietnam. . . . It is also the Iliad of the American empire and the Odyssey of this nation’s search for its idealistic soul. The Best and the Brightest is almost like watching an Alfred Hitchcock thriller.”—The Boston Globe
“Deeply moving . . . We cannot help but feel the compelling power of this narrative. . . . Dramatic and tragic, a chain of events overwhelming in their force, a distant war embodying illusions and myths, terror and violence, confusions and courage, blindness, pride, and arrogance.”—Los Angeles Times
“A fascinating tale of folly and self-deception . . . [An] absorbing, detailed, and devastatingly caustic tale of Washington in the days of the Caesars.”—The Washington Post Book World
“Seductively readable . . . It is a staggeringly ambitious undertaking that is fully matched by Halberstam’s performance. . . . This is in all ways an admirable and necessary book.”—Newsweek
“A story every American should read.”—St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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