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The Last King of Scotland
by Giles Foden
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A novel about Idi Amin's Uganda in the early 1970s, told from the point of view of a young Scottish doctor who is the dictator's personal physician. A "New York Times" Notable Book for 1998.
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9780375403606,
Hardcover,
Random House Inc,
1998
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9780375703317,
Paperback,
Vintage Books,
1999
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9780786149322,
Audio Cassette,
Blackstone Audio Inc,
2006
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9780786158904,
Compact Disc,
Blackstone Audio Inc,
2006
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9780786170210,
MP3 CD,
Blackstone Audio Inc,
2006
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9780786149476,
Audio Cassette,
Blackstone Audio Inc,
2006
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9780786158485,
Compact Disc,
Blackstone Audio Inc,
2006
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Media Reviews
"Amin's personality emerges from this novel as extraordinarily vivid, a far more complex and knowing individual than the normal depiction of comic-opera buffoon. As the novel progresses you understand how a weak character like Garrigan would be seduced and made powerless by such sheer force of personality....[Foden] has written an audacious, shrewd and spirited first novel."
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