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‘America’s 100 Years’ War’: How to Defeat an Illegitimate Ideology
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A Collection of Wisdom From the Lost Works of Ancient Greek Thinkers
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A Bloody, Fantastical Biography of a Legendary Viking King
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‘Catching Sight’: Viewing the World With a Guide Dog
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New Book on History of Gilded Age Board Games Is a Critical Theory Mess
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‘Forever Stamps’: U.S. History Via Postage Stamps
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‘100 Years of Laughter’: America’s Funniest Years
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‘God and the Generals’: The American Experience Through a Virginia Church
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A Study of How the Battle of Königgrӓtz Helped Create the German Empire
Angus Konstam’s ‘Königgrӓtz 1866’ digs into the details surrounding one of Europe’s most important 19th-century conflicts.
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‘A Year of Marvelous Ways’: Beauty, Tragedy, and Brilliance
Sarah Winman's poetic and stirring 2015 novel receives a well-deserved new edition.
07-27-2026
‘Make America Talk Again’: Brilyn Hollyhand’s Civility Crusade
The Gen Z influencer calls on political differences to be discussed in the spirit of cordiality.
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‘I Have This Thing for Flowers’: A Memoir as a Garden of Flowers
Alysia Li Ying Sawchyn’s essays celebrate her life using flowers as a metaphor for life, love, and lessons.
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‘My Time at Station 23’: A Volunteer Firefighter’s Story
Stewart W. Morris recalls his lifetime work as an unpaid emergency responder.
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