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?Where the definition of public knowledge may surprise readers, the second part of the book will frighten them. The depth of private ignorance, ' as Wilson relates it, is like the Mariana Trench, virtually unplumbable, and while we might quibble with some of the suppositions, the weight of the arguments leaves little room for doubt.?-College & Research Libraries
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