The Annotated Memoirs of Ulysses S Grant is a whopper, 1152 pages. The footnotes more than double the amount of text. But there's so much I don't know about Grant and his presidency and this is such an easy way to learn about it all.
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What Is It About Nero Wolfe . . .
I'm having trouble tearing myself away from Nero Wolfe novels. I've read five of them in less than a week. Now I find another blogger is also a Rex Stout fan, the Trollopian Eve Fisher whose blog is Sleuth Sayers. Here is her post about Wolfe and Samuel Johnson.