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The Prince of Darkness: 50 Years Reporting in Washington, by Robert D. Novak (Crown, 672 pp., $29.95)
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Edwin O'Connor's classic political novel, The Last Hurrah, was published in 1956, a year before Robert Novak went to Washington. In a memorable passage, Frank Skeffington, a charming but unscrupulous Irish politician, has received the last rites of the Catholic Church. The mournful retinue at the dying man's bedside includes an old foe, who in a misplaced attempt at forgiveness proclaims that if Skeffington "had it all to do over again, there's not the slightest doubt but that he'd do it all very, very differently." Skeffington ...
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