A Pullitzer prize winning account of two very different men who had much in common, notably that each stood out against his respective political mainstream with courage and eloquence. Both looked facts in the face and spoke out in ways which redounded to their ultimate reputations. Each admired the other for their work in the 1940's but they never met. An admiring but objective account which provides new insights.
(Tony Pratt - bwl 91 Winter 2019 ) |
