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Richard Ford: Critical Review by Gordon Burn

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SOURCE: Burn, Gordon. “In Arch-Ordinary America.” Times Literary Supplement, no. 4815 (14 July 1995): 21.

In the following review, Burn applauds Ford's Independence Day as a considerable achievement that offers a fresh perspective on modern American life.

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