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Empires and Shadows.

A couple of NYT book reviews of local interest: Columbia’s Eric Foner peruses the first transcribed volume of the LBJ tapes, Johann Hari reviews Irresistible Empire by Columbia historian Victoria de Grazia, and college acquaintance Nell Freudenberger takes a gander at Stewart O’Nan’s The Good Wife.

Author KcMPosted on May 8, 2005May 15, 2013Categories Arts and Letters, Authors, History, The SixtiesTags Consumerism, Eric Foner, History, Johann Hari, Lyndon Johnson, Nell Freudenberger, Stewart O'Nan, The Sixties, Victoria de Grazia

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