Double Vision: the best political romp

Article Abstract:

Best nonfiction books of fall 1996 include Anthony Wilson-Smith and Edward Greenspan's 'Double Vision: The Inside Story of the Liberal in Power' and Arthur Ray's 'I Have Lived Here Since the World Began.' Three additional books are briefly described.

Criticism and interpretation, Nonfiction

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The world's ranking political saint

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Former Czechoslovakian Pres Vaclav Havel was one of those rare politicians that possessed character, intelligence and integrity. Havel believed that living a principled life was a noble goal, even at the risk of persecution from other.

Behavior, Havel, Vaclav

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Sharing the wealth: 'Pink Floyd' was a cultural patron saint

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Chalmers helped Maclean Hunter develop into the nationally prestigious company it is today. He was a great philanthropist later in his 94 years of life. His many contributions to charity and publishing are described.

Obituary, Officials and employees, Periodical publishing, Chalmers, Floyd

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