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Joshua Stein
is on page 221 of 270
Still colloquial and enjoyable, I have to admit I'm getting a bit bored. Getting into the minutiae is nice, but I was hoping for more meat. There's a lot up at the front; the end of the book is fairly soft.
— Jul 22, 2014 09:26AM
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Joshua Stein
is on page 159 of 270
There are a few minor factual issues, but I think they are probably memory issues and matters of exaggerated perception. By and large, still terrific. Clear and crisp writing, clarifies well historical details that have been mythologized a bit. (I could do without the irrelevant epigraphs at the start of the chapter. One of the best features of the book is it's lack of pretension, and the epigraphs compromise that.)
— Jul 19, 2014 02:28PM
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Joshua Stein
is on page 52 of 270
Very strong so far. Not literary, but that's part of the charm. Davie is matter of fact and colorful. There's a sort of homage feel to the early chapters that is respectable, a show of gratitude. Feels very personal, and communicating that feeling is not easy.
— Jul 19, 2014 07:46AM
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