Wight Martindale’s Quixote: An Appreciation: Don Quixote Goes to College: From the Trading Floor to the Classroom, A Memoir on Education, by Wight Martindale Jr., privately printed, 2013, $34.69 hardbound
Wight Martindales Quixote: An Appreciation Peter Wood Published online: 25 January 2014# Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Wight Martindale is a long-time member of the National Association of Scholars who has had an especially unusual career: business journalist, Wall Street bond salesm...
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