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The Never-Ending War; For 30 years, James Jones wondered how you come back from counting yourself as dead. The late Lee Sandlin on Jones's memoir of World War II
2014
Overview
In 1975, the publisher Grosset & Dunlap brought out a coffee-table book about the graphic art of World War II. To provide the text, the publisher asked not an art critic or a historian but the writer and combat veteran James Jones, famous for blockbuster novels about the war like \"From Here to Eternity\" and \"The Thin Red Line.\"
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Dow Jones & Company Inc
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