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40 pp.
| National |
May, 2010 |
TradeISBN 978-1-4263-0155-1$18.95
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LibraryISBN 978-1-4263-0156-8$27.90
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4-6
Mitchell's brief, engaging text appraises its subject, placing him in the context of his times. Ford's contradictions make him even more fascinating; e.g., he hired disabled and minority workers but was fiercely anti-Semitic. Although this type of complexity begs for an extended treatment, Mitchell's succinct introduction successfully whets readers' appetites. The book's inviting design features an array of photographs, captions, and quotes. Reading list, timeline, websites. Ind.
Reviewer: Jonathan Hunt
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May, 2010