Open Book: The Headmaster's Wager, by Vincent Lam - National Post
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 National Post | Open Book: The Headmaster's Wager, by Vincent Lam National Post While he applied it to Russian novels, it's a good label for a certain kind of Canadian novel — a historic epic, sprawling, full of violent incidents, including the odd battle, written in workmanlike prose. The ghost of Thomas B. Costain, ... |
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Today's letters: Canada's justice system is alive and well - National Post
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 National Post | Today's letters: Canada's justice system is alive and well National Post Famous words weren't JFK's Re: Camelot And The Culture Of Possibility, book excerpt from Passion Capital by Paul Alofs, May 12. The now-known moral failings of John F. Kennedy have only minimally detracted from his recognized leadership and ... |
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The Diary of Martín Santomé: A Novel - Brooklyn Rail
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The Diary of Martín Santomé: A Novel Brooklyn Rail Originally translated by Benjamin Graham and published in 1969 by Harper & Row as The Truce, the novel is long out of print in English. The Rail will be serializing this Benedetti masterpiece over the winter and into the spring of 2012. |
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Keneally's triumph - The Australian
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Keneally's triumph The Australian When Hearn eventually calls on him to choose his side, he does so knowing the young man's scruples will oblige him to act against the colony's regime. Here is the tragedy of Keneally's novel: Halloran is manipulated into making a sacrifice that will ... |
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Secret testimony - Financial Times
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Secret testimony Financial Times She had misgivings from the start: “I suffered my scruples & dislike to be talked away by others,” she later explained in a letter, “& with my eyes almost open I walked into the bonds of a dreaded wedlock like one fated.” Two children later (she ... |
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