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God's Country and Mine : A Declaration of Love Spiced with a Few Harsh Words

God's Country and Mine : A Declaration of Love Spiced with a Few Harsh Words

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The 20th Century's greatest cultural critic
Review: The writings of Jacques Barzun have literally changed my life. The first book of his I read was "The House of Intellect". Since then I have gone on to enjoy many of his other masterpieces. This book is one of Barzun's finest. It is insightful, witty, and well organized. The rythm and flow of Dr.Barzun's writing are engrossing to the imaginative mind and offer a respite from the staleness of most books that originate in academia. I have always had trouble explaining the meaning of "The American Character". This book (written 50 years ago) is the most profound look at what it means to be an American.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The 20th Century's greatest cultural critic
Review: The writings of Jacques Barzun have literally changed my life. The first book of his I read was "The House of Intellect". Since then I have gone on to enjoy many of his other masterpieces. This book is one of Barzun's finest. It is insightful, witty, and well organized. The rythm and flow of Dr.Barzun's writing are engrossing to the imaginative mind and offer a respite from the staleness of most books that originate in academia. I have always had trouble explaining the meaning of "The American Character". This book (written 50 years ago) is the most profound look at what it means to be an American.


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