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Old 06-19-2011, 08:06 PM   #15
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I'd say it's pretty impenetrable on your own - I spent a year reading it with three hours of one-to-one seminars a week and grew to love it. Henry Allison has a very good commentary.
actually, i do enjoy those types of books more if i can discuss it with someone and understand it better xP
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