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- 'Golden Hill' is a terrific debut historical novel, set in 1746 Manhattan
A stranger bearing a large bill arrives in the small muddy town of colonial New York, and high jinks ensue.
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- 'Sea Power' views the world's oceans as crucial avenues of hope and danger
'Sea Power' author and admiral James Stavridis has created a thoroughly fascinating look at how the world's major bodies of water and politics intersect.
- 'The Windfall' adroitly probes questions of money and true worth
When an East Delhi man sells his website sale for a 'windfall,' he and his wife struggle to adjust to a newly luxuriously style of life.
- 'John Quincy Adams' shares the diary of America's most passionate president
To mark the 250th anniversary of John Quincy Adams's birth, the Library of America has brought out a spell-binding edition of his life-long diary.
- 'Kennedy and King' portrays two giants of 1960s America
President John F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King are profiled in parallel but unconnected stories.
- 4 revelations in Robert Caro's new audio project
Historian Robert Caro shares some important lessons learned in his new audio project 'On Power.'
- 'The Trial of Adolf Hitler' details the 'what if' moments of the 1923 putsch
David King's engrossing and well-researched new book provides context explaining why so many tolerated Hitler before and after his failed beer hall putsch.
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