The Last Word: The New York Times Book of Obituaries and Farewells : A Celebration of Unusual Lives

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A fascinating compilation of one hundred of the most colorful, entertaining, and touching obituaries that have appeared in the New York Times over the last few years ranges from Julian Hill, the inventor of nylon, to a quiet man who braved the hostility of racists to integrate the University of Georgia.

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