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Beauty in the Ruins Kathleen M. Foley presidential photographs-as representations of leaders'Simon Stuart writes with a deep understanding of the subtle extraordinary pivotal moments to be found in everyday life. With these six wonderfully understated yet moving stories he invites the reader to join him on a journey through the often chaotic and emotionally harsh everyday worlds of characters who reveal themselves in the fragments of the past that they bring to their present. Crafted with sensitivity and empathy these are stories of