The Promise Is Bright Review by W G Rogers
Walton Herrick, a successful foundation executive and governor hopeful, confronts private flaws amid public praise in Hiram Haydn's lengthy biographical novel. The narrative follows his introspective search through multiple viewpoints, highlighting the clash between public achievement and private dissatisfaction. Rogers notes the author’s ambitious scope and biographical undertones, praising the craft and the compelling core conflict.
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Briefly Noted A History Of Western Art review
Book notes in brief on two new art anthologies. Sewall's revised History covers sculpture architecture and painting with a new 20th century chapter by John Canaday. Washburn editors Social Life Of Early Man collects 1959 anthropology conference papers and cave art references with Huxley ideas on inherited impulses.
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