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29-December-2003, 01:25 AM
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SUMMARY: In his newest book, Rocket Man, David Clary took on the challenge of describing the person that was Robert Goddard the father of the rocket program in the United States. Through an excellent chronological depiction of the events and people of Goddard's life, Mr. Clary presents significant moments and actions in an effort to give a sense of his personality. Mr. Clary acknowledges that he was quite hampered by the efforts of Goddard's retinue who had filtered and moulded material so as to fit only their desired image. Without giving his own conclusions, Mr. Clary presents a very readable passage on Goddard's life.
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30-December-2003, 01:39 AM
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Wonderful! I've been waiting for a book on Robert Goddard. Especially since my last name is Goddard. I'm ordering it tonight. Thanks for the message Frasier!
Blake
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