the book. Sometimes he simply digressesnin order to make a point. Vonnegut'sncase against America requires persuasivenimages of violence and injustice, butnhe fails to invent them in his fiction. Insteadnhe simply refers to Sacco andnVanzetti from time to time; they providenhim with ready-made means for the evocationnof political outrage . . .
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