Bradford Burns, prolific author of 150 books on Latin America and a popular UCLA history professor for nearly three decades, has died. He was 63. Burns, who had retired from UCLA in 1993, died Dec. 19 of liver cancer in his Hollywood Hills home, UCLA spokesmen said Friday. An expert on Brazil and Nicaragua, Burns was singled out for public rebuke by former President Ronald Reagan for his 1987 book "At War in Nicaragua: The Reagan Doctrine and the Politics of Nostalgia." After Reagan's comments won the historian nationwide publicity, including an appearance on "Nightline," Burns typically shrugged off the attention as his "15 minutes of fame." ! Uwagi: Oprawa nieznacznie porysowana, wytarta, rogi oprawy pozaginane. Brzegi stron lekko zakurzone.