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2.0 out of 5 stars
a 60's perspective from a 60's draft resister,
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This review is from: Confessions of a young exile (Hardcover)
Fior those born after 1975 who have no real grasp, in the gutt, of the wrenching choices young American males often made when they faced the draft, and sometimes went off to Canada, this is as good a book as one can find. It's contemporary relevance is quite limited, except as a window onto the past. Mark Satin is a prolific writer whose more recent books are extraordinary in their grasp of the underlying politics of the American scene and psyche. But this book, even with its special place as a valuable memoir, has limited value beyond historial reflection by the reader.
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Confessions of a young exile by Mark Ivor Satin (Hardcover - 1976)
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