Twenty-second Amendment
TrumanThe Twenty-second Amendment is identified in the book’s index as a constitutional subject. The available evidence records its presence but offers no account of the rule it established or its role in the narrative.
Reference in the Index
The index lists the amendment under “Constitution,” placing it among the book’s indexed constitutional topics. A separate index entry repeats the reference, but neither entry provides further explanation.
Scope of the Available Evidence
The supplied passages do not describe the amendment’s terms, adoption, or application. They therefore establish that the book points readers to the Twenty-second Amendment, but not what discussion or interpretation the full entry may contain.