Did President Nixon Negotiate a “peace With Honor” in Vietnam in 1973?

Did President Nixon Negotiate a “peace With Honor” in Vietnam in 1973?YES: Richard Nixon, from “The Vietnam Syndrome”, Hachette Book Group USA (1980)NO: Jeffrey Kimball, from “Debunking Nixon’s Myths of Vietnam”, New England Journal of History (2000)Overview:Former President Richard Nixon believed that the South Vietnamese government would not have lost the war to North Vietnam in 1975 if Congress had not cut off aid.Jeffrey Kimball believes that the Nixon-Kissinger versions of the peace negotiations were designed to protect their reputations as diplomatic realists and misrepresented the truth that the failure to bomb North Vietnam into submission had produced a military stalemate by the middle of 1972 and political pressure from liberals and conservatives that forced the two men to negotiate the withdrawal of U.S. troops by early 1973.Search for Primary Sources Here: http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/era.cfm?eraID=18&smtid=3 (Links to an external site.)Directions:*After reading Did President Nixon Negotiate a “peace With Honor” in Vietnam in 1973? post a reply in which you:Analyze the validity of both author’s positions.Determine which of the authors you think makes the better argument and why.State what your opinion on the issue is and why.