Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-256) and index.
Contents:
Introduction: The Lindbergh legacy -- "Don't worry about Lindbergh. We will get that fair-haired boy." -- Roosevelt's reversal -- Exile -- The Lone Eagle's albatross -- Preparing for war -- A reluctant crusader -- Dragging America into war -- The President attacks -- "Lindbergh is a Nazi" -- The smear continues.
Summary:
Charles Lindbergh was an American patriot who was subject to one of the most successful smear campaigns in American history. Angered by Lindbergh's criticism, President Roosevelt launched against him a crusade of personal destruction that was eagerly propagated by FDR's supporters throughout the government and media.
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