Volume 9, Number 10 · December 7, 1967

The Falcon

By David A. Bannerman
The Peregrine
by J.A. Baker

Harper & Row, 191 pp., $4.95

This is a provocative book. If you are a naturalist, after purchasing this book (not a novel) about a peregrine falcon, you will either be enthralled by the poetic prose of the author or be maddened by his style and shut the book with a bang, but whichever you do you will get something unusual for your money. The British edition has been available for some time, and The Peregrine has received extravagant praise there in some quarters, as a glance at the jacket will reveal.



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