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The Bullet'S Song: Romantic Violence And Utopia,New Platt & Munk Like The Black Christians OfA Hidden Moral History Of The Twentieth Century Unfolds In William Pfaff'S Fascinating Story Of Writers, Artists, Intellectual Soldiers, And Religious Revolutionaries Implicated In The Century'S Physical And Moral Violence. They Were Motivated By Romanticism, Nationalism, Utopianism And The Search For Transcendence. To Our Twentyfirst Century, Already Plunged Once Again Into Visionary Terrorism And Utopian Quests, They Leave A Warning. The Account