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The Flames Of Hell Gate

Author: William Peirce Handel

Her life preservers weighted with scrap-iron, her lifeboats mere decoration, the excursion steamer General Slocum left New York’s Third Street pier at 9:30 on the morning of June 15,1904, with thirteen-hundred picknickers bound for a Long Island beach. Less than an hour later, she was afire.

From Pearl Street To Main Street

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Lighting Up America

The Sage Of Emporia

Author: Kenneth S. Davis

Is Something Gaining On Us?

Author: Bruce Catton

Buffalo

Author: Larry Barsness

Piskiou,Vaches Sauvages, Buffler, Prairie Beeves—

Sorry No Gas

Author: Stephen W. Sears

How Americans Met the First Great Gasoline Crisis—Nearly Forty Years Ago

The Man In The Middle

Author: Randall M. Miller

THE BLACK SLAVE DRIVER