Life of Howard Described as Personal Portrait by Critics
A review lauds a new book for turning Howard from an ideal figure into a living, familiar man. It notes the author uses original prison sources and details Howard's daily life, habits, and domestic routines to render him a personal acquaintance rather than a mere public figure.
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