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Patrick O'Brian: Critical Review by Thomas McGonigle

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SOURCE: “Delmore Schwartz Was a Fan,” in Los Angeles Times Book Review, January 2, 1994, p. 4.

In the following review, McGonigle discusses the moral difficulties explored in Testimonies.

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