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    Border Of Lilies And Maples by Joseph Barry Gurdin

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    • Pub. Date: May 2005
    • 376pp
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      • Pub. Date: May 2005
      • Publisher: Publish America
      • Format: Paperback, 376pp

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      It is 1968. Martin Luther King, Jr., is assassinated, and then Robert F. Kennedy. If Henry Green graduates a year early, will he be granted the usual four-year deferment from the draft if he goes to graduate school? Should he serve in the Armed Forces of the United States of America or express his opposition to the war in Vietnam by resisting induction? When Henry arrives in France to join an archaeological dig, no one there knows anything about it. With a free summer ahead of him, Henry hitchhikes and takes trains across Europe. While there, he encounters a wide variety of intriguing characters and witnesses historical events that influence his choice. With the rifts of class and religion in his own family on his mind, Henry is distracted by romance as he contemplates a moral course of action.

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      May 14, 2005: What a great romp! The saga of Henry Green as he becomes morally aware of the Vietnam War while traveling about in Europe was full pathos and humor. This work reminded me of the way I felt after reading the classics by Jack Kerouac and Hunter S. Thompson.