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Daily Archives: January 27, 2014
Book Write-Up: The Sinners’ Garden, by William Sirls
William Sirls. The Sinners’ Garden. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2013. The Sinners’ Garden is about broken people being healed, supernatural phenomena, and mystery. The strongest feature of this book is its characterization. There is Andy Kemp, a reclusive, moody teen with … Continue reading
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On page 656 of Nixonland, Rick Perlstein quotes a conversation between President Richard Nixon and John Connally. Connally is urging Nixon not to worry about killing civilians in Vietnam. People already thought that Nixon was doing so, Connally argued, so … Continue reading
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