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Sometimes a Great notion is a book about about the Stamper family. A tough crew who keeps getting pushed west by
the youngest Stamper's whim after looking out the window. Finally they can not go any further west than a raging river on Oregon coast. Hank and the Father run a Logging operation against all odds to unionize
Great characters Biggie Newton and Finally the youngest son Leland returns after his drug lab exploded.
Hank and Leland fight over a Woman and Leland grows up
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Fiction, Strikes and lockouts, Lumber trade, Fiction in English, Labor unions, Literature, individuality, competition, union warfare, American fiction (fictional works by one author), Oregon, fiction, Fiction, family life, Fiction, family life, general, Grèves et lock-out, Romans, nouvelles, Bois, CommercePeople
hand, Leland, Biggie Newton and a crazy FatherPlaces
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Sometimes A Great Notion
1964, Bantam Books
Mass Market Paperback
- 1st PB edition
0553027328 9780553027327
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