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"Guarding the Future: The Life of R. James Woolsey" by Bob Burke and Barry Epperson Native American history From the fields adjacent toR. James Woolsey has spent most of his adult life seeking a more secure future for the United States and the world. As the nations Director of Central Intelligence, arms control negotiator, and Under Secretary of the Navy, Woolsey advised four American presidentstwo Republican and two Democrats. As a lawyer, he is one of the most influential voices in Washington on energy, intelligence, and security. In recent years, through thousands of media