It concludes with an "author's message," two appendices, and a twenty-page bibliography.
This speeches comes with a two-page bibliography, and eight pages of accompanying charts and notes.
There is none of that in Dr. Baker's book, which includes a seven-page bibliography of scholarly research.
Instead, Judt posted a thirty-one-page bibliography, a rich but basically useless compendium to a book of more than eight hundred indebted, and presumably densely sourced, pages.
Rushdie did plenty of new learning for The Enchantress of Florence ("I've never done so much research in my life") and he slips in a seven-page bibliography.
"Holy Cow: Beef in Indian Dietary Traditions," is a dry work of historiography buttressed by a 24-page bibliography and hundreds of footnotes citing ancient Sanskrit texts.
Now, leapfrogging the volumes for the 18th and 19th centuries, comes, chronologically, the final one, covering the 20th century.It is an impressive work of reference, accompanied by a 57-page bibliography and handy biographical sketches of 180 leading thinkers.
Replete with names of killers and victims, it fills 1,799 pages, including construction plans for the gas chambers and crematories, prisoner lists, first-hand accounts, rare photographs, an almost day-by-day calendar and a 49-page bibliography.
Instead of rewriting and trimming the text, Mr. Brush, a professor of science history at the University of Maryland, compromised with the publisher by agreeing to post his 100-page bibliography online.
