The Real War The Classic Reporting on the

Now back in print, Jonathan Schell's classic reporting for the New Yorker on the war in Vietnam, together with a forceful, thought-provoking new essay offering a full-scale interpretation of the war and its legacy--of how and why the United States went to war in Vietnam and how and why it lost.

JONATHAN SCHELL was born in 1943 in New York City, where he still lives. His previous books are History in Sherman Park, an account of two voters in the 1984 presidential election; The Abolition; The Fate of the Earth; and The Time of Illusion.

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The Real War The Classic Reporting on the Vietnam War

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