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Faith of My Fathers

by John McCain, Mark Salter

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John McCain

A great book about a great war hero who survived being a prisoner in Vietnam to become a great senator.
And he now faces the toughest battle of all - brain cancer.
Everyone should read this great memoir, and everyone should say a prayer for senator McCain to beat cancer.
A truly great American.

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