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Mark Twain In Hartford: The Happy Years
Author: Mark Twain
The Boodling Boss And The Musical Mayor
Author: Bruce Bliven
A corrupt lawyer and his complaisant ally ran San Francisco as their private preserve until a crusading editor toppled their plots and schemes, and sent one of them to jail
Toys: A Parade From The American Past
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Animals a-coming two by two: Up went the lid and you could stuff them in, Noah and all. Or you could throw them at Brother. A toy is pretty adaptable.
Sacco-Vanzetti: The Unfinished Debate
Author: Dorothy G. Wayman
The “American Woodsman”
Author: Marshall B. Davidson
As the frontier moved westward and wildlife declined, the tireless Audubon drove himself to record its wonders
For King Or Congress
Author: John Lowell Pratt
The Battle That Won An Empire
Author: Sir Basil Henry Liddell Hart
By a brilliant maneuver young James Wolfe conquered “impregnable” Quebec—and secured North America for the English-speaking peoples
The Front Porch Campaign
Author: Margaret Leech
While Bryan stumped up and down the land, McKinley let the voters come to his lawn in Canton—and they came
The Pepys Of The Old Dominion
Author: Marshall Fishwick
His secret diaries sparkle with the wit, wisdom, and lusty candor that made William Byrd II of Westover one of Virginia’s most engaging gentlemen
The "Delicious" Land
Author: A. L. Rowse
America acted deeply on the Elizabethan English imagination, working its magic in the minds of poets and men of science