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Chart the boundless realms of the human psyche through literature. Book World examines the lives of influential writers and offers in-depth reviews of significant new fiction and nonfiction.

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November 2009 Contents
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BIOGRAPHY

Lev Aronson: Playing the Cello to Survive

by Priscilla S. Taylor

Diligent But Not Quite a Founder

by John M. Taylor
BOOKS IN BRIEF

Moral Choices in New England

by Bruce Allen
COMMENTARY

Free Trade Has Enriched the World

by Daniel Griswold

Clinton's Insights Discussed

by Claude R. Marx
FEATURED BOOK

Normandy Landings: The Stories Never Pale

by Robert F. Dunn
REVIEWS

1959 The Extraordinary Year

by Martin Rubin

No Simple Journey: The Young American Republic

by James Srodes

A Thief of Rare Books: Crimes of a Different Passion

by Philip Kopper

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