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Title: Kindle version is unusable for research
Review: This is the first review I felt compelled to write for Amazon. For a book that claims to include "copious notes giving sources, references, and greater detail for those who wish to analyze our arguments more thoroughly", it's rather inexcusable that the Kindle edition's footnotes are not usable. They are included in the notes section, but none of it is linked to the footnote annotation within the text itself. To see a source or footnote, you first have to go to the table of contents (which is the only thing that is linked), travel to the notes section, then forward one page at a time until you reach the desired chapter and note number.This alone makes the book nearly worthless for research. If you buy it, don't get the Kindle edition.
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