Title: Prospecting using 3-D imaging
Product review: Geologists can't see through rock. As I read "Dutch" I couldn't help but sympathize with Edmund Morris' predicament and the tools he had to resort to. With 200 pages devoted to sources it's hard to argue with the accuracy of Morris' basic account of Ronald Reagan. Much like the latest tools used by geologists, a pattern of well-placed seismic blasts can reveal textures and characteristics that would otherwise be buried deep underground. Reagan's past is brought into relief like the rivers of oil 3-D imaging software the prospectors use. While many critics are disappointed with Morris' placement of himself in the narrative, I thought his character helped add perspective and texture. I'd recommend this book to any Democrat who never really "got" Reagan's appeal, yet were fascinated how someone like him could be so popular.
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