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Drawing on complete, unprecedented access to West Point and its cadets, David Lipsky explores the academy's rich history, describes the demanding regimen that swallows students' days, and examines the Point as a reflection of our society.
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Meticulous, classical in form, earnest and contemporary.
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“IF YOU IMAGINE the ideal West Point cadet, you'll come up with someone very much like Don "Whitey" Herzog.”
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