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The courage and accomplishments of the men and women represented in this collection of Knowledge Cards—from educator

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Alan Ryan brilliantly illuminates the observations of the French sociologist Alexis de Tocqueville

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Lady Bird and Lyndon civil rights act The courage and accomplishments ofLady Bird grew up the daughter of a domineering father and a cultured but fragile mother. When a tall, pushy Texan named Lyndon showed up in her life, they married within weeks with a tacit agreement: this highly gifted politician would take her away, and she would save him from his weaknesses. The conventional story goes that Lyndon married Lady Bird for her money and demeaned her by flaunting his many affairs, and that her legacy was protecting the