
Daniel Ellsberg
1972 · Simon and Schuster · 309 pages
This book is the second contribution Daniel Ellsberg made towards an understanding of the U. S. intervention in the Viet Nam war. Ellsberg believed that the war needed both to be resisted and understood. His papers helped to define both U. S. policies and strategies.
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A demanding exploration of History & Society and Philosophy.
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