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Book reviews from the daily and weekend Wall Street Journal.
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John Steele Gordon reviews “Ten Drugs” by Thomas Hager wsj.com/articles/ten-d…
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Edward Kosner reviews “Spies of No Country” by Matti Friedman wsj.com/articles/spies…
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Marc Levinson reviews “The Globotics Upheaval” by Richard Baldwin wsj.com/articles/the-g…
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Spain’s hold on its New World territories was remarkably weak, depending on the goodwill of local elites to enforce its decrees. How did it remain in power for centuries? More in this weekend's book review.
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Spain’s hold on its New World territories was remarkably weak, depending on the goodwill of local elites to enforce its decrees. How did it remain in power for centuries? More in this weekend's book review.
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1 de mar |
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John Canemaker reviews “A Grand Success!” by Peter Lord and David Sproxton wsj.com/articles/a-gra…
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28 de fev |
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Richard A. Epstein reviews “On Freedom” by Cass R. Sunstein wsj.com/articles/on-fr…
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27 de fev |
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Michael O’Donnell reviews “Say Nothing” by Patrick Radden Keefe wsj.com/articles/say-n…
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26 de fev |
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Roger Lowenstein reviews “The Enlightened Capitalists” by James O’Toole wsj.com/articles/the-e…
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25 de fev |
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Charles S. Dameron reviews “Separate” by Steve Luxenberg wsj.com/articles/separ…
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23 de fev |
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Film critic David Thomson considers how the movies shaped our ideals of femininity and masculinity, beauty and glamour, sex and romance. More in this weekend's book review.
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Film critic David Thomson considers how the movies shaped our ideals of femininity and masculinity, beauty and glamour, sex and romance. More in this weekend's book review.
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22 de fev |
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Eric Felten reviews “Borrowed Time” by Sue Armstrong wsj.com/articles/borro…
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21 de fev |
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James Grant reviews “The Story of Silver” by William L. Silber wsj.com/articles/the-s…
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20 de fev |
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Howard Schneider reviews “Earth-Shattering” by Bob Berman wsj.com/articles/earth…
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19 de fev |
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Graeme Wood reviews “Long Shot” by Azad Cudi wsj.com/articles/long-…
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16 de fev |
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In World War II, every American tank was a rolling town on tracks. More in this weekend's book review.
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In World War II, every American tank was a rolling town on tracks. More in this weekend's book review.
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15 de fev |
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Julian Baggini reviews “Aristotle’s Way” by Edith Hall wsj.com/articles/arist…
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14 de fev |
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David P. Barash reviews “Good Reasons for Bad Feelings” by Randolph M. Nesse wsj.com/articles/good-…
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