For the first time ever, a collection of essays gives voice to what America thinks of the Dallas Cowboys. Bert Randolph Sugar, whom "The New Yorker" calls "the

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Chronicles the rise and fall of the Dallas Cowboys during the 1990s, citing the contributions of owner Jerry Jones and coach Jimmy Johnson as well as the achiev

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