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"This nicely written, well-illustrated, and generally balanced book, intersped with Lawrence's own statements and writings, provides an able introduction to the multifaceted life and legend of Lawrence of Arabia.")-("Military Heritage"), ()
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"This gem of a book has turned out well, very well indeed." )-("The Historian"), ()
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"A beautifully written, criticial narrative of Lawrence...Brown has done a tremendous job, with the aid of some lovely illustrations, of producing a readable and concise account based around an extensive selection of Lawrence's letters.")-("Military History"), ()
"A beautifully written, criticial narrative of Lawrence...Brown has done a tremendous job, with the aid of some lovely illustrations, of producing a readable and concise account based around an extensive selection of Lawrence's letters."-"Military History",
"This gem of a book has turned out well, very well indeed." -"The Historian",
"This nicely written, well-illustrated, and generally balanced book, intersped with Lawrence's own statements and writings, provides an able introduction to the multifaceted life and legend of Lawrence of Arabia."-"Military Heritage",
"Compelling topic."-"Ebony",
"Katheryn Russell-Brown's newest work highlights the unique ways that race, culture, and criminal justice issues operate across communities of color and within them. Her study of these issues raises important questions and draws the critical distinctions between fact and fiction for our understanding and ultimate liberation."-Paula C. Johnson, Syracuse University College of Law, author of Inner Lives: Voices of African American Women in Prison
""Underground Codes" is well written and thoroughly researched."-"Black Issue Book Review",
p>"This book should be taken as a challenge to do our jobs: to assess criticially the 'many issues involving crime and race that are overlooked, misunderstood and falsely linked.' It succinctly and critically sumarizes the extant literature that purports to shed light on the race/crime nexus."-"Contemporary Sociology",
"In Underground Codes, Katheryn Russell-Brown confirms her position as one of the nation's leading authorities on race and crime. Underground Codes is a must-read for anyone interested in how race and racism affect the criminal justice system."-Professor Angela J. Davis, American University Washington College of Law
"A beautifully written, criticial narrative of Lawrence...Brown has done a tremendous job, with the aid of some lovely illustrations, of producing a readable and concise account based around an extensive selection of Lawrence's letters."-"Military History"
"This nicely written, well-illustrated, and generally balanced book, intersped with Lawrence's own statements and writings, provides an able introduction to the multifaceted life and legend of Lawrence of Arabia."-"Military Heritage"
"This gem of a book has turned out well, very well indeed." -"The Historian"
