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General Clinton’s Dumbbell Code
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The Great American Game
Author: Bruce Catton
Baseball’s rules and rituals are much as they were fifty years ago and anything to win still goes.
“Whatever You Write, Preserve”
Author: L. H. Butterfield
All that the Adamses saw they were schooled to put down and save. The result is a collection of historical records beyond price and without peer.
The Case Of The Kensington Rune Stone
Author: Erik Wahlgren
An eminent scholar argues that its inscription is only a hoax.
“Go It, Washoe!”
Author: Remi Nadeau
Granddaddy of all desert mining discoveries was the Comstock Lode, which sent the Far West on a silver stampede to Nevada’s Washoe country a century ago.
The Elizabethans And America
Author: A. L. Rowse
“To push back the consciousness of American beginnings, beyond Jamestown, beyond the Pilgrims, to the highwater mark of the Elizabethan Age” -- Part One of a New Series.
Father To The Six Nations
Author: Francis Russell
Only Sir William Johnson, living among them in feudal splendor, won and kept the confidence of the Iroquois.
Puccini In America
Author: Mary Jane Matz
New York received the great composer like a god; he responded con brio to its shiny gadgets and beautiful women and produced an “American” opera.
A Season In Utopia
Author: Edith Roelker Curtis
At Brook Farm a handful of gentle Bostonians launched a noble but short-lived experiment in communal living.