Book Reviews

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
THE END OF TIME: Faith and Fear in the Shadow of the Millennium

By Damian Thompson. Univ. Press of New England. 392 pp. $26

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
IN PURSUIT OF PRIVACY: Law, Ethics, and the Rise of Technology

By Judith Wagner DeCew.Cornell Univ. Press. 208 pp.Cloth $39.95, paper $15.95

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
BURNING THE DAYS

By James Salter. Random House.384 pp. $24

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
PUNCH: The Lively Youth of a British Institution, 1841-1851.

By Richard D. Altick. Ohio State Univ.Press. 762 pp. $60

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
DISUNITED STATES

By John D. Donahue. Basic Books.256 pp. $25

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
MAKING THE CORPS

By Thomas E. Ricks. Scribner.324 pp. $24

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
NEWS OF A KIDNAPPING

By Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Edith Grossman, trans. Knopf. 304 pp. $25

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
THE BLACK DEATH AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST

By David Herlihy. Edited by Samuel K.Cohn, Jr. 128 pp. Harvard Univ. Press. $27 hardcover, $12 paper

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
DIVIDED MEMORY: The Nazi Past in the Two Germanys

By Jeffrey Herf. Harvard Univ. Press. 560 pp. $29.95

Book Reviews | Autumn 1997
HOMESTEADING

By Percy Wollaston. Lyons & Burford. 131 pp. $20

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