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Here is How You Do It, Mr. President
Proposed draft messages to Frank Pace, Douglas MacArthur, and Matthew Ridgway, c. April 1951
From the
Truman Library
, which has
an excellent selection of documents
surrounding the decision to fire MacArthur.
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