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P. D. James: Critical Review by Ben Macintyre

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SOURCE: "Going Postal," in New York Times Book Review, December 7, 1997, p. 26.

In the following review, Macintyre states that James resolves the plot in A Certain Justice, but ends the novel with moral and emotional questions left unanswered.

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