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File:Dewey Defeats Truman (1997) poster.jpg

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Description: Front cover of Thomas Mallon's Dewey Defeats Truman (1997), used to identify the novel; the cover shown is that of the 2013 Vintage Books edition. The cover postdates the 1997 Pantheon first edition: the Archive scan's cover endpoint returns the first edition's title page, and the largest copy of the Pantheon jacket found (Open Library and the retailer image it mirrors) is 334 x 475 px, so the 800 x 1233 cover of the 2013 Vintage edition is used instead. Source URL: https://books.google.com/books/content?id=kAQGiVKluGoC&printsec=frontcover&img=1&zoom=0 Source publisher: Vintage Books (Penguin Random House); cover image served by Google Books for the 2013 Vintage edition (volume kAQGiVKluGoC) Retrieved: 2026-09-30 License or editorial purpose: Non-free cover art reproduced to identify the novel and support commentary on it (editorial identification fair use). Modifications: None. 800 x 1233 px JPEG, saved as served by Google Books' cover endpoint; not resized or upscaled. Related page: Dewey Defeats Truman (1997)

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current06:35, 1 October 2026Thumbnail for version as of 06:35, 1 October 2026800 × 1,233 (180 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Front cover of Thomas Mallon's ''Dewey Defeats Truman'' (1997), used to identify the novel; the cover shown is that of the 2013 Vintage Books edition. The cover postdates the 1997 Pantheon first edition: the Archive scan's cover endpoint returns the first edition's title page, and the largest copy of the Pantheon jacket found (Open Library and the retailer image it mirrors) is 334 x 475 px, so the 800 x 1233 cover of the 2013 Vintage edition is used instead. Source...

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