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Rehearsal For World War II
Author: Darby Perry
Life aboard the gunboat Panay was an idyl, and its crewmen were the envy of the fleet. Then, without warning, Japanese bombs started to fall.
The Main Stream Of New England
Author: Ellsworth S. Grant
Flowing from the Canadian border to Long Island Sound, nourishing both industry and agriculture, and carrying on its back sailing sloops, steamships, and pleasure craft, the Connecticut River has been for three hundred years.
Firebrand Of The Revolution
Author: Alexander Winston
For ten tumultuous years Sam Adams burned with a single desire: American independence from Great Britain.
A Husband’s Revenge
Author: Thomas Fleming
Verdicts of History: II -- Is it all right to shoot your wife’s lover? Do you have to catch him flagrante delicto? What if your victim is district attorney? And if you are a member of Congress? Now come with us to Washington, D.C., in 1859.
Is it all right to shoot your wife’s lover? Do you have to catch him flagrante delicto? What if your victim is district attorney? And if you are a member of Congress? Now come with us to Washington, D.C., in 1859.
Ambrose Bierce’s Devilish Definitions
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“Wit stabs, begs pardon—and turns the weapon in the wound."
Goggles & Side Curtains
Author: Gerald Carson
The roads were terrible, and posted badly or not at all; you had to equip yourself against a hundred mishaps, ninety-three of which actually happened--but you were often up to your hubcaps in pleasure.
A Family Divided
Author: Janet Stevenson
The Grimké sisters forsook their heritage to fight for abolition. Then, many years later, their brother’s terrible sin came back to haunt them.
A Low Blow For The Working Girl
Author: E. M. Halliday
The Passion of Hernando De Soto
Author: Timothy Severin
In Florida the great conquistador hoped to find a Golconda. Instead, he found a Golgotha.