For eight years, Condoleezza Rice influenced national and international policy at the highest levels. An excerpt follows from "No Higher Honor" (Crown Publishers, $35, 784 pages), Rice's memoir of her years as national security adviser and secretary of state for the Bush Administration.
For eight years, Condoleezza Rice influenced national and international policy at the highest levels. An excerpt follows from "No Higher Honor" (Crown Publishers, $35, 784 pages), Rice's memoir of her years as national security adviser and secretary of state for the Bush Administration.
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