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'When I was twelve my mother got cancer. It was 1966, the Vietnam Was was on TV every night, and no on really seemed to have much idea why this war was happening, so I accepted on that basis that disasters happen. Not that anyone admitted my mother's situation was a disaster. It was discussed behind closed doors, but I was protected. It didn't matter. I knew everything and especially the things they didn't want me to know...' (Introduction)
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