Advancing on his elbows and knees so slowly that his great bulk hardly seemed to move at all, the sweaty man in a torn olive-green uniform, horn glasses on his unshaven face, slid carefully into the low canefield until he was entirely covered by a thick layer of leaves.
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(1986)
Fidel:
A Critical Portrait
by Tad Szulc
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Politics and government, Heads of state, Biography, New York Times reviewed, Castro, fidel, 1927-2016Places
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Fidel: A Critical Portrait
November 1986, William Morrow & Co
Hardcover
in English
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0688046452 9780688046453
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"Advancing on his elbows and knees so slowly that his great bulk hardly seemed to move at all, the sweaty man in a torn olive-green uniform, horn glasses on his unshaven face, slid carefully into the low canefield until he was entirely covered by a thick layer of leaves."
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