JOSEPH SOBRAN
YOU’D HAVE thought Cromwell had just been sent packing. The city went mad with joy, the joy of a restoration. “Let us give this capital back to the people to whom it belongs,” as the new President said in his inaugural address.
It’s official: the Decade of Greed is over, and the Most Idealistic Generation in History is in power. If you don’t want Mr. Clinton reaching out and touching you for the next four years, better find a desert island.
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JOSEPH SOBRAN
YOU’D HAVE thought Cromwell had just been sent packing. The city went mad with joy, the joy of a restoration. “Let us give this capital back to the people to whom it belongs,” as the new President said in his inaugural address.
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JOSEPH SOBRAN
YOU’D HAVE thought Cromwell had just been sent packing. The city went mad with joy, the joy of a restoration. “Let us give this capital back to the people to whom it belongs,” as the new President said in his inaugural address.
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