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Critics Review The Seventh Power and Other Works
The book review column critiques The Seventh Power by James Mills for length and over descriptive prose, noting a strong premise about a black student's attempt to force aid from affluent nations, with Ran som as a standout cop. It also covers The Court Martial of George Armstrong Custer by Douglas C. Jones, praising imagination but faulting pacing and historical detail. Lovers and Tyrants by Francine du Plessix Gray is praised for lush language and intimate in sighted prose, depicting Stephanie’s quest for freedom through oppressive ties.
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James Mills
Grand Central Parkway
van Wyck
Kennedy Airport
New York Area
New York City
Ransom
Phil Thomas
George Armstrong Custer
Douglas C. Jones
Scribners
Hitler
Thomas Edison
Custer
Little Big Horn
Jones
Grant
Sherman
Stephanie
Francine du Plessix Gray
Paris
New York
United States