Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. is a 1967 novel by Gore Vidal. The sixth novel in his Narratives of Empire series of historical novels, it begins in 1937 and continues into the Cold War, tracing the families of Senator James Burden Day and influential newspaper publisher Blaise Sanford.
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Seth Barton
Officer
Seth Shepard
Justice
Harry N. Routzohn
Attorney
Rafael M. Salas
Executive
Stephen N. Shulman
Lawyer
Walter Hough
American ethnologist
William Chapman Foster
Businessman
James J. Kilpatrick
American journalist
Joe Starnes
U. S. representative
Martin Ferdinand Morris
Sonny Til
American singer
Stephen Bolles
American Politician
Stewart Alsop
American columnist
Richard Quirin
German spy
Thomas Jesup
Officer
Tony Blankley
American author
Trần Văn Dĩnh (Van Dinh Tran)
Vietnamese diplomat
Ciril Žebot
Economist
Walter Gresham
U. S. representative
Walter Riggs
American football head coach
Walton C. Ament
Attorney
Wayne E. Meyer
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Former United States Senator
William A. Trimble
Former United States Senator
William Alanson White
American neurologist
William B. Magruder
Physician
William E. Andrews
Politician
William Fullam
Officer
William O. Burgin
U. S. representative
William Reinhart
American basketball coach
William Wallace Wotherspoon
William Wilson Corcoran
American banker
John Karl Hillers
Photographer
Harvey Monroe Hall
American botanist
John Joseph Lalor
Political scientist
Paul H. Appleby
Administrator
Gabriel René Paul
Officer
William H. F. Payne
Antonín Hasal
William Clark Jr.
Diplomat
G. M. Dimitrov
Bulgarian Politician
William A. Ashbrook
American businessman
Edward Kemeys
American sculptor
Edward Y. Parsons
U. S. representative
Charles Hopper Gibson
U. S. senator
Richard Brent
Former U. S. Representative
Constantin Vișoianu
Romanian jurist
