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A compelling Australian fantasy; Darkness Under the Hills, by Bill Scott. New York: Oxford University Press. $9 .95.(Ages 12 --.)

A snag in the fabric of our most rigorous science: Mathematics: The loss of Certainty, by Morris Kline. New York: Oxford University Press. $19.95.

Graceful, detailed account of Nietzsche's life; Nietzsche: A Critical Life, by Ronald Hayman. New York: Oxford University Press. $19.95

On the road with the best of companions; Destinations: Essays from Rolling Stone by Jan Morris. New York: Oxford University Press/Rolling Stone. $12...

Slaves, Tolkien, Tuchman, art; Slavery and Freedom, by Willie Rose Lee, edited by William W. Freehling. New York: Oxford University Press. 254 pp. $...

Kafka triology gives insights into a victim of his own sensitivity; Kafka: A Biography, by Ronald Hayman. New York: Oxford University Press. 349 pp....

Understanding the Iranians; Paved with Good Intentions: The American Experience in Iran, by Barry Rubin. New York: Oxford University Press. $17.50;...

Rewarding Tennyson biographies also illuminate the Victorian era; Tennyson: The Unquiet Heart, by Robert Bernard Martin. New York: Oxford University...

Two poets in a cloud of unknowing; Ways of Light, by Richard Eberhart. New York: Oxford University Press. $11.95 .; Being Here, by Robert Penn Warre...

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A compelling Australian fantasy; Darkness Under the Hills, by Bill Scott. New York: Oxford University Press. $9 .95.(Ages 12 --.)

A snag in the fabric of our most rigorous science: Mathematics: The loss of Certainty, by Morris Kline. New York: Oxford University Press. $19.95.

Graceful, detailed account of Nietzsche's life; Nietzsche: A Critical Life, by Ronald Hayman. New York: Oxford University Press. $19.95

On the road with the best of companions; Destinations: Essays from Rolling Stone by Jan Morris. New York: Oxford University Press/Rolling Stone. $12...

Slaves, Tolkien, Tuchman, art; Slavery and Freedom, by Willie Rose Lee, edited by William W. Freehling. New York: Oxford University Press. 254 pp. $...

Kafka triology gives insights into a victim of his own sensitivity; Kafka: A Biography, by Ronald Hayman. New York: Oxford University Press. 349 pp....

Understanding the Iranians; Paved with Good Intentions: The American Experience in Iran, by Barry Rubin. New York: Oxford University Press. $17.50;...

Rewarding Tennyson biographies also illuminate the Victorian era; Tennyson: The Unquiet Heart, by Robert Bernard Martin. New York: Oxford University...

Two poets in a cloud of unknowing; Ways of Light, by Richard Eberhart. New York: Oxford University Press. $11.95 .; Being Here, by Robert Penn Warre...

John Kerry worked to restore US climate leadership. Was it enough?

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