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'THE Bushes consider self-focus and self-analysis to be dangerously close to self-centeredness," write the authors of an entertaining new collective biography of the current First Family. In The Bushes: Portrait of a Dynasty (Doubleday, 574 pp., $27.95), Peter and Rochelle Schweizer try to tell the story the clan itself is forbidden by modesty to recount. The book is full of charming anecdotes:
[Prescott Bush's love of music] led to a nocturnal life he tried to keep secret from his family. Pres would slip out at night and trek up to the Cotton Club ... The family learned about it only by chance when Dottie was driving the kids around in the ...