Without the cold war, what's the point of being an American? — John Updike
Without the cold war, what's the point of being an American?
1990
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Updike, John. Rabbit at Rest. Alfred A. Knopf, 1990, ch. 3.
Without the cold war, what's the point of being an American?
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