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What is heartening is that, as Professor Michael Vorenberg stresses in his essay, Lincoln’s thinking about...

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Doug Peacock’s reputation frequently precedes him as does that of his late, larger-than-life friend and father...

Although this is a sly, sidelong-glance kind of book that repeatedly takes you to a different...

McDonald’s memoir is very good because Professor McDonald writes for those of us who delight in...

This is a beautiful book. The author is a professor of English at Middlebury College whose...