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roughly equal sections it tells the stories of four generations of the Wilmotfamily. It starts with Clarence Wilmot a genteel Presbyterian minister who loseshis structured and intellectualized faith and ends with Clark DeMott hisrootlessbut the text is mostly unadorned. The result is dense and sometimes dry butnever dull as Thapar has a knack for integrating details into the broaderpicture. The two opening chapters cover Indian historiography and geography; theremainder are ordered chronologically
 
This is from a review by Roger K. Miller of 'In the Beauty of Lilies', by John Updike. Is forging reviews illegal? Bah.