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he book has only a very superficial reference to Phyllis Schlafly and fails to recognize the significance of the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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An entertaining read, the book is short on [[American]] political history but long in academic arguments.  Professor Mansfield sees manliness in athletes (too many to mention, he says), and also in a few women such as [[Margaret Thatcher]] (a favorite of right-of-center professors).
 
An entertaining read, the book is short on [[American]] political history but long in academic arguments.  Professor Mansfield sees manliness in athletes (too many to mention, he says), and also in a few women such as [[Margaret Thatcher]] (a favorite of right-of-center professors).
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The book is excellent but has notable omissions:  it admittedly avoids the issue of [[homosexuality]], and it predates the rise of the very manly [[Donald Trump]].  The book has only a very superficial reference to [[Phyllis Schlafly]] and fails to recognize the significance of the defeat of the [[Equal Rights Amendment]].
 
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