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… into accounts featuring the perspective of the private soldier, the career of the lesser known general, the economic … generals and their plans and excuses, but from that of the common soldiers and junior officers whose immediate plans … gifted new talents. P is for Peril, by Sue Grafton. Putnam $26.95 As the alphabet mystery series has progressed, so has …

… camouflaged jungle uniforms incongruously bedecked with medals and ribbons maintain a permanent vigil for our MI As at … to haunt the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Congressional committees still spend millions of dollars on one … people of the Golden Triangle call him Kon Ahn Harm Kon Die: “ The One Who Carries the Dead.” And though his …

… the world in which he lived. At one time or another he complained of many features of our American life style: of … Jenny Du Pre, who had experienced the Civil War, did not die until 1930, and thus remained to counsel and sometimes … aspect of the individual’s fulfillment of himself. Goodwin points out that more than one thinker of the nineteenth …

… Report, an accident, a murder, or “natural causes,” all bodies express this downwardness when we remove them from this … until we can get the bag around the body and zip it up, communicating in short statements: “His arm . . . Watch the … We often mull over the case reports that provide crucial points of information in their descent. We read them and …

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