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Africa Doesn't Matter
How the West Has Failed the Poorest Continent and What We Can Do About It
Giles Bolton, Richard Ford
Africa, a continent enormously rich in resources and people, remains the sick child of the modern...
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Haiku
The Last Poems of an American Icon
Richard Wright
The haiku of acclaimed novelist Richard Wright, written at the end of his...
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The Hitler Virus
The Insidious Legacy of Adolph Hitler
Peter Wyden
More than a half-century after Adolf Hitler committed suicide in a Berlin bunker, the dictator's legacy lives on in this chilling...
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The Shooting of Rabbit Wells
A White Cop, a Young Man of Color, and an American Tragedy
William Loizeaux
A powerful and haunting memoir about race and the place we call...
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Voices of the Rainbow
Contemporary Poetry by Native Americans
Kenneth Rosen
This haunting volume of poetry proves yet again that the powerful and moving voice of Native Americans must be...
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Voyage to a Stricken Land
A Woman Reporter's Battlefield Reporting on the War in Iraq
Sara Daniel
Sara Daniel, a star European corresponded and one of the few women reporters covering Iraq, dares to venture where few have gone in this gripping and fascinating...
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Promised Virgins
A Novel of Jihad
Jeffrey Fleishman
In a debut novel as timely as today’s news, Promised Virgins is a thrilling tale of love, politics, and deception that illuminates the dark edges of terrorism and the tragic consequences of...
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Fight of the Century
Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling
Patrick Myler
"A rich portrait of Louis, Schmeling, and the era to which they belonged."...
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Crossing the Lines
A Novel
Melvyn Bragg
This absorbing novel follows the intertwined fates of people crossing boundaries in their...
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