The Deadly Bet

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The turbulent election of 1968 serves as a focal point for exploring American history, as distinguished historian Walter LaFeber delves into the perspectives of key figures like Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, and Richard Nixon. By examining their roles amidst significant domestic upheaval, the book highlights how these events shaped the political landscape and the election's lasting impact on the nation. LaFeber's analysis offers a nuanced understanding of the interplay between individual actions and broader historical forces.