Bertrand Russell, 1921-70: The Ghost of Madness

London: Vintage (2000)
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The second volume of Ray Monk's biography of Bertrand Russell focuses on Russell's tragic and moving relationship with his first son John. It uses the relationship as a centerpoint to expound on Russell's public achievements, such as his political campaigning for peace.

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