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+    "text": "Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. Very Good, A very good, near fine copy in black cloth boards, gilt title on spine with a very good, near fine dust jacket. Mayflower: a voyage to war. xvii, 461 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cm.. . Includes bibliographical references (p. [415]-443).. .; Title: Mayflower. A story of Community, Courage and War",
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+    "text": "For four crucial months in 1861, delegates from all over the South met in Montgomery, Alabama, to establish a new nation. Davis (Jefferson Davis: The Man and the Hour, LJ 11/15/91) tells their story in this new work, another example of Davis's fine storytelling skill and an indispensable guide to understanding the formation of the Confederate government. Among the issues Davis examines are revising the Constitution to meet Southern needs, banning the importation of slaves, and determining whether the convention could be considered a congress. Also revealed are the many participating personalities, their ambitions and egos, politicking and lobbying for the presidency of the new nation, and the nature of the city of Montgomery itself. Not many books cover this period. A valuable and enjoyable addition to Confederate history and the background of the Civil War.Robert A. Curtis, Taylor Memorial P.L., Cuyahoga Falls, OhioCopyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.This excellent book is much like Catherine Drinker Bowen's classic Miracle at Philadelphia (1966), which in almost minute-by-minute fashion recounted the proceedings whereby representatives of the 13 newly independent states met to draw up the Constitution, under which our nation is still organized. Davis, a veteran writer on the Civil War period, whose previous book was the well-presented Jefferson Davis (1991), follows the discussions that, in a four-month period in 1861, created a constitution under which the seceded southern states formed a nation-state. The book's greatest asset--in addition to providing an engrossing chronicle of the nation building that went on in Montgomery, Alabama, over the course of those several weeks--is the clarification of the issues surrounding secession and why the endeavor in Montgomery, whose purpose was not to scrap the U.S. Constitution but simply to adapt it to the needs of the southern states, did not succeed in devising a sovereign nation that could last longer than a split second. Handled well here, too, is the way Davis brings back to life and breath the personalities involved, particularly Jefferson Davis, the provisionally appointed and then duly elected chief executive of the Confederacy. A special book for all U.S. history collections. Brad Hooper; Title: A Government of Our Own: The Making of the Confederacy",
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+    "text": "The history of the Jews of Spain is a remarkable story that begins in the remote past and continues today. For more than a thousand years, Sepharad (the Hebrew word for Spain) was home to a large Jewish community noted for its richness and virtuosity. Summarily expelled in 1492 and forced into exile, their tragedy of expulsion marked the end of one critical phase of their history and the beginning of another. Indeed, in defiance of all logic and expectation, the expulsion of the Jews from Spain became an occasion for renewed creativity. Nor have five hundred years of wandering extinguished the identity of the Sephardic Jews, or diminished the proud memory of the dazzling civilization which they created on Spanish soil.This book is intended to serve as an introduction and scholarly guide to that history.; Title: The Jews of Spain: A History of the Sephardic Experience",
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+    "text": "Benjamin Woolley is an award-winning writer and broadcaster. He is the author of the best-selling The Queen's Conjuror: The Life and Magic of Dr. John Dee and Heal Thyself: Nicholas Culpeper and the Civil War for the Heart of Medicine in Seventeenth-Century England. His first book, Virtual Worlds, was short-listed for the Rhne-Poulenc Prize and has been translated into eight languages. His second work, The Bride of Science, examined the life of Ada Lovelace, Lord Byron's daughter. He has written and presented documentaries for the BBC on subjects ranging from the fight for liberty during the English Civil War to the end of the Space Age. He has won the Arts Journalist of the Year Award and an Emmy for his commentary for Discovery's Three Minutes to Impact. He lives in London.; Title: Savage Kingdom: The True Story of Jamestown, 1607, and the Settlement of America",
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+    "text": "At long last we have here an introductory volume on Buddhism that goes beyond the usual cliches. (Bernard Faure, Professor of Religious Studies, Stanford University)Heads my list of books to give to someone ready to be introduced to the Four Noble Truths. (Phil Catalfo, Yoga Journal)The clearest book we have on the history, variety, and meaning of what we now call Buddhism. (Kenneth Woodward, Newsweek)The Story of Buddhism is one of those rare books that gives fresh insights on repeated readings. (San Francisco Chronicle)A portrayal of Buddhism that...is readily accessible and appealing...[a] good introduction to Buddhism. (Choice)Aims to make the tradition both accessible and compelling, as well as to demystify its practices, teachings, and schools. (Tricycle)Donald S. Lopez Jr. is the Carl W. Belser Professor of Buddhist and Tibetan Studies at the University of Michigan. He is the author and editor of many books on Buddhism, including Buddhism in Practice and Prisoners of Shangri-La: Tibetan Buddhism and the West, and key religious texts by His Holiness the Dalai Lama: The Joy of Living and Dying in Peace, The Way to Freedom, and Awakening the Mind, Lightening the Heart.; Title: The Story of Buddhism: A Concise Guide to Its History & Teachings",
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+    "text": "In this clearly written volume, Hawke provides enlightening and colorful descriptions of early Colonial Americans and debunks many widely held assumptions about 17th century settlers. He argues that most pioneers were not young and that their families weren't much larger than present-day households. In addition, he states that adults lived longer than has been believed and that most early settlers were artisans and craftsmen with little knowledge of farming, although the wilderness soon forced them to adapt. Hawke includes entertaining discussions of what the first white Americans ate (for example, raccoon was served in New York). He also discusses how colonial Americans were punished for crimes and how they treated enslaved blacks and indentured servants. This book is informative but could have been more deeply researched. Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.; Title: Everyday life in early America (The Everyday life in America series)",
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+    "text": "Extermination.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.The first of a two-volume study on Hitler's Final Solution, this important work comes from a noted Holocaust survivor.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.; Title: Nazi Germany and the Jews: Volume 1: The Years of Persecution 1933-1939",
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+    "text": "Making comprehensive and sophisticated use of a broad spectrum of archival and printed sources, NPR executive producer Trudeau (Bloody Roads South) enhances his reputation as a narrative historian of the Civil War with what is to date the best large-scale single-volume treatment of those crucial three days in July 1863, elegantly reconstructing the battle and the campaign from the perspectives of the participants. Trudeau allows them, from generals to enlisted men, to speak in their own words, creating a thoroughly absorbing story of determination on both sides and at all levels. Robert E. Lee began the campaign intending to win a battle of annihilation. July 1 inaugurated some of the hardest, and the most exacting, fighting American soldiers have ever done. The operational narratives are remarkable for their clarity, especially Trudeau's presentation of the confused fight for the Union left flank on July 2. The text is supplemented by sketch maps of unit positions and movements that are also models of clarity a particular boon to nonspecialist readers. Trudeau defensibly concludes that the wide latitude allowed subordinates at all levels of the Army of Northern Virginia worked against it at Gettysburg. Further, his emphasis on contemporary sources instead of postwar retrospection and academic analysis shows that despite nearly equal losses totaling almost 50,000 men Gettysburg failed as Lee's battle of annihilation.Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.An executive producer for National Public Radio, Trudeau (Like Men of War: Black Troops in the Civil War) opens his new book with no apologies, saying that the time is right for another comprehensive work on the Battle of Gettysburg. This book begins on May 15, 1863, and describes in minute detail the events leading up to the battle, the battle itself (often hour by hour), and Lee's retreat in the early hours of July 4. Trudeau skillfully intertwines his narrative with firsthand accounts using letters, diaries, memoirs, and after-action reports from local residents, soldiers, and officers. He offers new insights on familiar controversies such as Confederate General Ewell's role on the first day of fighting, Robert E. Lee's mood for battle, and Major General Meade's reluctance to fight. In addition, Trudeau unearths many little-known human interest stories and brings to light the trials and tribulations of ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. The book includes 60 maps, a detailed roster of the opposing armies' command structure, and copious chapter notes. A monumental work, thoroughly researched and well written, this is the best recent single-volume history of the campaign. Highly recommended for Civil War enthusiasts and scholars. Robert K. Flatley, Frostburg State Univ., MDCopyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.; Title: Gettysburg: A Testing of Courage",
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+    "text": "Roger Daniels is Charles Phelps Taft Professor of History Emeritus at the University of Cincinnati. He received his Ph.D. from UCLA in 1961 and is a past president of both the Immigration and Ethnic History Society and the Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era. He has written widely about Asian Americans and immigration. Among his most recent books are Not Like Us: Immigrants and Minorities in America, 1890-1924; Debating American Immigration, 1882-Present (with Otis Graham); and American Immigration: A Student Companion.; Title: Coming to America: A History of Immigration and Ethnicity in American Life",
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+    "text": "“Brilliantly tracing the crisscrossing paths of the two most important thinkers of the sixteenth century, Michael Massing shows that where Martin Luther and Erasmus of Rotterdam parted ways—on the adequacy of human reason, the legibility of Scripture, and the nature of God—is where the grievous fracturing of the modern world begins. The stakes of their increasingly bitter conflict were high and enduring and we today are the heirs of it. The hero of Fatal Discord is the irenic, cosmopolitan Erasmus, who insisted until the end of his days, amid deepening religious violence between Protestants and Catholics across Europe, that men and women were capable of choosing to live generous and peaceful lives and that this is what a loving God wanted for them. A stunning work of historical detection, deeply learned and elegantly written, Fatal Discord adds depth and dimension to the most urgent questions of our times. ” (Professor Robert A. Orsi, author of History and Presence and Between Heaven and Earth: The Religious Worlds People Make and the Scholars Who Study Them.)“Fatal Discord is a striking departure for Mr. Massing, a distinguished journalist whose work has appeared in outlets like the New York Review of Books and the Columbia Journalism Review. . . . Mr. Massing has read widely and intelligently, and he writes superbly. Fatal Discord is surely the only book on either Erasmus or Luther that general readers will ever require. It reads like a lively lecture series in that most beleaguered of university subjects, Western civilization.” (Wall Street Journal)“Massing superbly accomplishes the mammoth task of writing a dual biography of Desiderus Erasmus (1466–1536) and Martin Luther (1483–1546) that places the pair within their historical context...this is a masterly work. Massing manages to juggle the complicated biographies and life work of both Erasmus and Luther while giving the reader a well-written, comprehensive background of pre-Reformation theology.” (Publishers Weekly (starred review))“In this riveting narrative, Massing recounts how the incendiary friar [Martin Luther] eventually quarrels with and finally repudiates his erstwhile leader, so sundering the church that Erasmus hopes to reform from within, and opening up an epoch-defining gap between Protestant evangelism and cosmopolitan humanism.” (Booklist (starred review))“In this dual biography, Massing deftly treats the lives of both [Erasmus and Luther], setting them in the context of the times… this engaging tale of the contentious relationship between two precursors of the modern world… provides much-needed historical background and reflection on a major period in church and world history.” (Library Journal (starred review))“A riveting dual biography [that] reveals the social, political, and religious tensions roiling 16th-century Europe. Massing focuses on the well-known rivalry between the Dutch humanist Desiderius Erasmus and the German reformer Martin Luther to create a majestic, deeply informed portrait of their tempestuous times… [Fatal Discord is] an impressive, powerful intellectual history.” (Kirkus Reviews (starred review))“Michael Massing, a former executive editor of the Columbia Journalism Review, thinks these theological differences fatefully divided Christianity in ways that reverberate now in American evangelicalism. In his new book Fatal Discord, he brilliantly chronicles how the rift between both men deepened.” (Financial Times)An engrossing dual biography and fascinating intellectual history that examines two key figures of European history—Erasmus of Rotterdam and Martin Luther—whose bitter rivalry gave rise to two enduring, fundamental, and often colliding traditions of philosophical and religious thoughtErasmus was the leading figure of the Northern Renaissance. At a time when Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael were revolutionizing Western art and culture, Erasmus was helping transform Europe’s intellectual and religious life, developing a new design for living for a continent rebelling against the hierarchical constraints of the Roman Church. When he came out with a revised edition of the New Testament in 1516 based on the original Greek, he was hailed as the prophet of a new enlightened age. Today, however, Erasmus is largely forgotten, and the reason can be summed up in two words: Martin Luther. As a young friar in remote Wittenberg, Luther was initially a great admirer of Erasmus and his diagnosis of what ailed the Catholic Church, but while Erasmus sought to reform that institution from within, Luther favored a more radical transformation. Eventually, the differences between them flared into a rancorous competition, with each trying to win over Europe to his vision. In Fatal Discord, Michael Massing seeks to restore Erasmus to his proper place in the Western tradition. The conflict between him and Luther, he argues, represents not just the clash of two headstrong individuals but also of two distinct worldviews—Erasmus the humanist, embracing the brotherhood of man and the diversity of cultures within it, and Luther the evangelical, stressing God’s power and Christ’s divinity and insisting that all recognize those beliefs as absolute and binding. Massing argues that their conflict forms a fault line inWestern thinking—the moment when two central schools of thought, Christian humanism and evangelical Christianity, took shape. A seasoned journalist who has reported on war and peace, political and social issues, Massing here travels back to the early sixteenth century to recover a story that helps explain our current fractured world—a moment when the introduction of new ways of reading the Bible set loose social and cultural forces that helped shatter the millennial unity of Christendom and whose echoes still resound. Massing concludes that Europe has gravitated toward a form of Erasmian humanism, while America has been shaped by Luther-inspired individualism.; Title: Fatal Discord: Erasmus, Luther, and the Fight for the Western Mind",
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+    "text": "This thoroughly readable popular history of the War of 1812 may exaggerate in its claim that the war forged Americas national identity; after all, there were enough regional identities left lying around after the conflict to cause a national civil war. But otherwise its a fine narrative history that traces the major of events of the war, from the preliminary plots by James Wilkinson and Aaron Burr that revealed the ambitions of Westerners for territorial expansion, through New Englands secessionist Hartford Convention to the Battle of New Orleans, which wrapped up the war in 1815. Borneman makes clear that the performance of the American army was mostly disgraceful, that the Canadians can pat themselves on the back for courage and endurance and that the decisive victory of the American navy was not the famous frigate duels but the Battle of Lake Champlain in 1814. Borneman (Alaska: Saga of a Bold Land) is also strong in vivid personal portraits (the gigantic Winfield Scott and the diminutive and sickly James Madison) and evenhanded as far as atrocities (too many, by all parties) are concerned. Even the annotation and bibliography of this sound introduction will propel those whose curiosity is piqued to read further in all directions.Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.From the ample literature about the War of 1812, which includes Theodore Roosevelt's minor classic The Naval War of 1812 (1882), Borneman extracts people and events and integrates them into a popular narrative of the conflict's campaigns and battles. Ultimately, the war with Great Britain became a stalemate, lending the conflict the appearance of futility, but historians such as Andrew Jackson biographer Robert Remini regard the war as a second American war of independence. This is generally Borneman's stance as he relates the major American grievance against Britain--sits seizures of American sailors and ships. However, Borneman also makes clear that the drive of aggressive \"war hawks\" to declare war was rooted in their desire to capture Canada and Florida. Toss in the horrifically remorseless Creek War, plus Shawnee warrior Tecumseh's exhortations for a last stand against white settlement, and the result is a geographically spacious and violent drama. A lively narrator and explainer of a war fought with muskets and sailing ships, Borneman will be welcomed by military-history readers. Gilbert TaylorCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved; Title: 1812: The War That Forged a Nation",
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+    "text": "\"There are few people I would rather read for the actual exposition of the New Testament than Richard Hays. This book is filled with wonderful readings that not only inform us about how to think better about the so-called 'problem of the relation between the New Testament and ethics' but, even more, speak of how our lives should be lived in the light of Christ's cross.\"--Stanley Hauerwas, Gilbert T. Rowe Professor of Theological Studies, Duke University Divinity School\"Hay's passionately written book, with its bold agenda, has neither peer nor rival.\"--Leander E. Keck, Winkley Professor of Biblical Theology, Yale Divinity School\"Richard Hays has succeeded brilliantly in bringing New Testament studies, contemporary theology, and ethics into a deeply reflective conversation....Hay's point is that the New Testament norms the Christian life, and, with the help of imagination and metaphor, can address the moral conflicts of our time.\"--Ellen T. Charry, Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University\"This is without question the best book available in the area of New Testament ethics and should transform the way this discipline is viewed by both church and academy.\"--William Klassen, visiting research professor, Ecole Biblique, Jerusalem, and visiting scholar, Toronto School of Theology\"This book isn't just a breath of fresh air. It's a hurricane, blowing away the fog of half-understood pseudo-morality and fashionable compromise, and revealing instead the early Christian vision of true humanness and genuine holiness. If this isn't a book for our time, I don't know what is.\"--N. T. Wright, author of \"The New Testamest and the People of God\"A leading expert in New Testament ethics discovers in the biblical witness a unified ethical vision -- centered in the themes of community, cross and new creation -- that has profound relevance in today's world. Richard Hays shows how the New Testament provides moral guidance on the most troubling ethical issues of our time, including violence, divorce, homosexuality and abortion.\"Hays' passionately written book, with its bold agenda, has neither peer nor rival.\" --Leander E. Keck, Winkley Professor of Biblical Theology, Yale Divinity School\"There are few people I would rather read for the actual exposition of the New Testament than Richard Hays. This book is filled with wonderful readings that not only inform us about how to think better about the so-called 'problem of the relation between the New Testament and ethics' but, even more, speak of how our lives should be lived in the light of Christ's cross. -Stanley Hauerwas, Gilbert T. Rowe Professor of Theological Studies, Duke University Divinity School\"Richard Hays has succeeded brilliantly in bringing New Testament studies, contemporary theology, and ethics into a deeply reflective conversation... Hays' point is that the New Testament norms the Christian life, and, with the help of imagination and metaphor, can address the moral conflicts of our time.\" --Ellen T. Charry, Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University\"This book isn't just a breath of fresh air. It's a hurricane, blowing away the fog of half-understood pseudo-morality and fashionable compromise, and revealing instead the early Christian vision of true humanness and genuine holiness. If this isn't a book for our time, I don't know what is.\" --N. T. Wright, author of The New Testament and the People of God; Title: The Moral Vision of the New Testament: Community, Cross, New Creation, A Contemporary Introduction to New Testament Ethics",
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+    "text": "An Amazon Best Book of February 2017: Those who read and loved Yuval Noah Hararis Sapiens have been eagerly anticipating his new book Homo Deus. While Sapiens looked back at our evolutionary development, this new book examines where we might be headed (Homo Deus is subtitled A Brief History of Tomorrow). Predicting the future isnt as easy as deconstructing the past, and Harari openly admits the challengebut even if hes completely wrong in his predictions, and most of us doubt he is, Homo Deus is the kind of provocative, food-for-thought read that drew so many of us to his work in the first place. According to Harari, our future could be very different from our presentdark, technocratic, and automatedbut reading about our possible fates, presented in Hararis clear-eyed and illuminating style, sure is fascinating. --Chris Schluep, The Amazon Book Review“Homo Deus will shock you. It will entertain you. Above all, it will make you think in ways you had not thought before.” (Daniel Kahneman, author of Thinking Fast, and Slow)“Thrilling to watch such a talented author trample so freely across so many disciplines... Harari’s skill lies in the way he tilts the prism in all these fields and looks at the world in different ways, providing fresh angles on what we thought we knew... scintillating.” (Financial Times)“Spellbinding… This is a very intelligent book, full of sharp insights and mordant wit... It is a quirky and cool book, with a sliver of ice at its heart... It is hard to imagine anyone could read this book without getting an occasional, vertiginous thrill.” (Guardian)“Harari is an intellectual magpie who has plucked theories and data from many disciplines - including philosophy, theology, computer science and biology - to produce a brilliantly original, thought-provoking and important study of where mankind is heading.” (Evening Standard (London))“I enjoyed reading about these topics not from another futurist but from a historian, contextualizing our current ways of thinking amid humanity’s long march–especially…with Harari’s ability to capsulize big ideas memorably and mingle them with a light, dry humor…Harari offers not just history lessons but a meta-history lesson.” (Washington Post)“What elevates Harari above many chroniclers of our age is his exceptional clarity and focus.” (London Sunday Times)“A remarkable book, full of insights and thoughtful reinterpretations of what we thought we knew about ourselves and our history.” (The Guardian)“Provocative...the handiwork of a gifted thinker.” (Jennifer Senior, New York Times)“[A] great book…not only alters the way you see the world after you’ve read it, it also casts the past in a different light. In Homo Deus, Yuval Noah Harari shows us where mankind is headed in an absolutely clear-sighted & accessible manner.” (Mail on Sunday)“Like all great epics, Sapiens demanded a sequel. Homo Deus, in which that likely apocalyptic future is imagined in spooling detail, is that book. It is a highly seductive scenario planner for the numerous ways in which we might overreach ourselves.” (The Observer (London)); Title: Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow",
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Elias Muhanna’s very readable translation allows the reader to gain a rounded experience of a deeply interesting bygone world.” —Roy P. Mottahedeh, Harvard University“Finally, thanks to Elias Muhanna’s expert translation, editing, and explanatory notes, we have access to a real encyclopedia to place alongside Borges’s mythical Chinese text. An extraordinary work, The Ultimate Ambition in the Arts of Erudition strives for nothing less than an orderly, total account of the world, and Al-Nuwayri’s unique accomplishment in the encyclopedic tradition is not to suggest that wonder is to be found in the many oddities, rarities, and exceptions of the given world, but to show how, beneath these features, there is a deeper and more marvelous order.” —Elliott Colla, Georgetown University“This engaging volume lets you dip into the world of a fourteenth-century Egyptian encyclopedist who knew about the endless rain in England, the skillfulness of artists in China, how a woman can get away with claiming to be a prophetess, why a bureaucrat should never commit the size of the army to writing, and anything else worth knowing.” —Michael Cook, Princeton University“This delightful volume offers readers of English the first opportunity to sample the vast and varied literature of Arabic encyclopedism. Under Elias Muhanna’s expert guidance you will encounter advice and information strangely foreign and occasionally familiar, drawn from al-Nuwayri’s 14th-century perspective on history and politics, medicine and the natural world.” —Ann Blair, Harvard University“A veritable Wikipedia of its time . . . The erudition and breadth of the book is staggering, and it is a positively entertaining collection. . . . A valuable addition to the library of those who are interested in medieval miscellany [and] a corrective to narratives that might isolate the Islamic world from the wider cosmos of medieval thinking.” —Publishers Weekly“Fascinating . . . This condensed, abbreviated English-language rendition more than does justice to the Arabic text. . . . [A] clear, accessible translation . . . with copious notes and suggested further readings.” —Library Journal“In a time like ours, when one of the world’s great religions and cultures is under attack in the west, it might feel like a civic duty to learn more about the texture and history of Islamic tradition, but don’t read this book only for that reason. Read it because it is profoundly poetic and filled with sublime passages of the most extraordinary delicacy. 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Beevors books have hitherto gained less celebrity and sales success in the US than they deserve, but Ardennes 1944 may be the one to change that.New York Review of BooksAward-winning military historian Beevor examines the Battle of the Bulge in-depth. The result is a panoramic and remarkably frank treatment of the German attack, ordered by Hitler as a last-ditch attempt to reverse the momentum of battle in Western Europe. Beevor skewers the pretensions and weaknesses of generals and details atrocities and mistreatment of both civilians and surrendering enemies by both sides[T]his is a treasure of memorable portraits, striking details, fascinating revelations, and broad insightslikely to be the definitive account of the battle for years to come. Essential reading for anyone interested in World War II.Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)Even readers well-versed on the war in Europe will welcome this book. It is exhaustively researched and full of fresh insights and thoughtful explanations. Those who want to understand how the attack unfolded and why it failed will not find a more valuable addition to the literature on World War II.The Christian Science Monitor\"Beevor (The Second World War; D-Day), who has won numerous awards for his works, demonstrates here why he is a celebrated historian and writer. Ardennes 1944, or 'The Battle of the Bulge,' is squarely focused on this critical World War II battle spanning August 1944 to April 1945. The author tracks troop movements and positioning throughout the long conflict, while accounting for decisions made on the field, in the war room, and all the way up the chain of command to Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. The writing is both intense and gripping...a wonderful read.\"Library JournalBeevor paints a searing portrait of a world weary of war . . . Beevors battle descriptions crackle with you-were-there authenticity.Boston Globe To write the history of war is above all to tell its story. No one tells it better than Antony Beevor. He combines wide-ranging archival research, publishedsources, personal accounts, and firsthand knowledge of the terrain. He moves easily among discussions of policy and strategy, the personalities and interactions of commanders, and the viewpoints and standpoints of the people at the sharp endnot only those in the tanks and the foxholes but the civilians caught in the mesh of modern war. And Ardennes 1944 is arguably his best book to date.MHQ magazine\"Beevor has the art of preserving the individual perspective on the battlefield while placing it among the perspectives of platoon, regiment, division, commanders, politicians and civilians... Beevor cares about the soldiers and the truth, an old-fashioned set of concerns that is balanced with modern literary skill. This book clarifies, without simplifying, the human experiences and political stakes of the battle for the Ardennes, bringing realism to the battlefield and coherence to the larger history of the war.\"Timothy Snyder in The Guardian Indispensible.David Aaronovitch in The Times Ardennes 1944 is a book that plays very much to Beevors strengths, combining the view from the top with the view from below and vividly portraying the dark realities of military combat. . . Beevor has delivered another perfectly judged episode of the second world war, a worthy companion to the works that made his name. Yet again, he has shown that he has the gift of alchemy.Roger Moorhouse, The Financial Times\"What builds up is an exemplary picture of the misery and horror of this most appalling conflict, in which more than a million men fought in conditions comparable to those on the Eastern Front.\"Clare Mulley,TheAustralian No one has recounted it better than Beevor. His gripping, beautifully written narrative moves seamlessly from the generals command posts to the privates in their snow-covered foxholes, and confirms him as the finest chronicler of war in the business.Saul David, The Observer Beevor weaves a brilliant narrative out of all this drama. As in his previous books, his gifts are strongest in focusing on telling details from different perspectives. . . a vital historical insight.Mark Urban, The Sunday Times The best military prose of our era. El Pas, SpainIf theres one thing that sets Beevor apart from other historians beyond his gifts as a storyteller its because he is not afraid to look at the most uncomfortable, even frightening subjects, but does so in a way that does not threaten the reader. Theres rarely a judgmental note to his writing. Its like having Virgil there to lead you through the underworld: he doesnt leave you stranded amid the horror, but leads you back out again, a wiser person for having undergone the journey.Keith Lowe in The Daily Telegraph The Master of War . . . The Ardennes is the latest of Beevors books on the campaigns of the Second World War. It is a superb addition to the canon which has taken us from Stalingrad to Normandy in 1944 and the final gruesome battle for Berlin, not forgetting the masterly single-volume history of the entire war. It is written with all of Beevors customary verve and elegance. His remarkable and trademark ability is to encompass the wide sweep of campaigns yet never forget the piquant details of what happened to the individual. . . He focuses brilliantly on the key moments that turned the battle.Robert Fox in the Evening Standard Beevor weaves a brilliant narrative out of all this drama. As in his previous books, his gifts are strongest in focusing on telling details from different perspectives. . . a vital historical insight.Mark Urban in The Sunday Times Beevor is as good on the rows behind the front lines as he is on the battles themselves . . . A sweeping, sobering read, written with all the confidence and aplomb that Beevor fans expect.Marcus Tanner in The Independent Exemplary. . . as ever, Beevor writes with an eye for the personal that keeps the narrative flowing. . . Also admirable is the way Beevor addresses both German and Allied courage and war crimes. Allied crimes have sometimes been underplayed or presented solely in terms of hot-blooded revenge. Beevor is braver, rightly exposing the open approval of a number of Allied generals for a policy of retaliatory execution of German prisoners. This is history as it should be written. . . Hitlers greatest mistake, Beevor argues, was that he misjudged the soldiers of an army [he] had affected to despise. This is above all the story of those soldiers, and for that alone it deserves the widest audience.Clare Mulley in The SpectatorAntony Beevor is the bestselling author of D-Day: The Battle for Normandy, which received the Royal United Services Institute Westminster Medal; The Battle for Spain, which received the La Vanguardia Prize; Paris After the Liberation 19441949; Stalingrad, winner of the Samuel Johnson Prize, the Wolfson Prize for History, and the Hawthornden Prize for Literature; and The Fall of Berlin 1945, which received the first Longman-History Today Trustees Award. He is the recipient of the 2014 Pritzker Military Museum & Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing. Beevor lives in England.From the Hardcover edition.; Title: Ardennes 1944: The Battle of the Bulge",
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+    "text": "Praise for Many Thousands Gone \"Berlin...brings together in a magisterial synthesis much of what has now been learned about slave life during its first two centuries within the present United States.\" -Edmund S. Morgan, New York Review of Books \"In this masterly work, Ira Berlin has demonstrated that earlier North American slavery had many different forms and meaning that varied over time and from place to place. Many Thousands Gone illuminates the first 200 years of African-American history more effectively than any previous study.\" -George Frederickson, New York Times Book Review \"Many Thousands Gone is likely to remain for years to come the standard account of the first two centuries of slavery in the area that became the United States.\" -Eric Foner, London Review of Books \"The result of Berlin's labours is a vital book, not simply in making sense of historical complexity, but in advancing a new and distinctive argument about the shaping of North America...the most original and most persuasive overall study of North American slavery for a very long time...It is, quite simply, a book of major importance for all historians of North America.\" -James Walvin, Times Higher Education \"The result is the best general history we now have of the 'peculiar institution' during its first 200 years...Many Thousands Gone is a remarkable book, one that beautifully integrates two centuries of history over a wide geographical area. It is a benchmark study from which students will learn and with which scholars will grapple for many years to come.\" -Peter Kolchin, Los Angeles Times Book Recipient of the Bancroft Prize from Columbia University Recipient of the Frederick Douglass Book Prize Winner of the Elliott Rudwick Prize of the Organization of American Historians Finalist, National Book Critics Circle for Nonfiction Recipient of the Frank L. and Harriet C. Oswley Award of the Southern Historical Association Praise for Generations of Captivity \"Ira Berlin has written what will undoubtedly become one of the indispensible books on North American slavery. Generations of Captivity traces the history of this dismal institution from its 17th-century origins to its 19th-century destruction in the maelstrom of civil war. He comes closer than any other contemporary historian to giving us an opportunity-in a single, readable volume-to come to grips with a subject very few of us wish to think about but which all of us surely need to consider: how millions of white Americans over the course of three centuries came to hold millions of black Americans in chattel bondage while managing to lose nary a moment's sleep over their complicity in this monstrous enterprise...Berlin has given us a moving, insightful account of slavery in the United States. Readers will not soon forget the story he has told, nor should they. We still live with the consequences of this institution, and we should understand what slavery meant to the generations of captivity who lived it.\" -Charles B. Dew, New York Times Book Review \"Berlin focuses on changes over time as it affected patterns of African American demography, family and community life, religious beliefs and practices, and labor in the field and workshop. In the process, he illuminates the rich complexity of slavery as it is shaped by various colonial powers (Spanish, French, British) in port cities and in rural areas...This compact volume offers an impressive overview of historic transformations and regional variations in the institution.\" -Jacqueline Jones, Washington Post \"Where Generations of Captivity differs from previous histories is in its emphatically bottom-up approach, looking at slavery almost exclusively from the point of view of the slaves themselves, and in its relentless emphasis on the institutions cruelty.\" -Howard Temperley, Times Literary Supplement \"Over the years Ira Berlin has established himself as one of the foremost scholars of North American slavery. His last book, Many Thousands Gone (1998), was concerned with the first two centuries of slavery in the United States. 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And, according to this lucid, nimble and occasionally, frolicsome re-examination of the history of the United States, it is one that Americans have often tried to answer by 'playing Indian.'\"Jim Boothroyd, Times Literary Supplement\"Deloria demonstrates how 'Indian play' has always taken on new shape and focus to engage the most pressing issues of a particular historical moment, and he notes that American views of Indians tell us much more about Americans than they do about Indians. . . . Americans need Indians in order to define themselves as Americans, asserts Deloria. Beginning before the Boston Tea Party, and continuing into the present, Americans have adopted Indian attire, images, and traditions for both political and individual needs. This important book belongs in all American history collections.\"Library Journal\"[A] brilliant book. . . . This book reminds us that at least one question about America has been settled. Contrary to the conventional wisdom that prevailed throughout most of our history, the Indians will remain.\"Peter Iverson, American Historical Review\"Delorias Playing Indian traces whites ambivalent fascination with Native Americans from the earliest days of the U.S. republic. . . . This book persuaded me that images of Indians and Indianness . . . have been an enduring, important component of the symbolic underpinnings of the ongoing American construction project.\"Joane Nagel, American Quarterly \"Delorias unique work brings nuance and insight to the often-noted phenomenon of basing a self-image on perceptions, real and imagined of the other. The author succeeds admirably in tracing this complex process from the donning of Indian regalia at the Boston Tea Party to the contemporary adopting of Indian identities by New Age Reincarnated Again Shamans. More important, he shows Indians to be active and creative agents in this process, and though often exploited, marginalized, or supplanted, still able to use their ventral iconic position as a means to secure and transform their own identities. Written in a meticulous, lively, and at times humorous style this multidisciplinary work is ideal for courses in American studies, history, ethics, anthropology, and literature.\"Choice\"Delorias study is attentive to the pressures that play Indians introduced into the self-conceptions (and tribal/national conceptions) of 'real'Indians. . . . [O]ffers subtle and nuanced accounts.\"Arnold Krupat, College English\"Playing Indian is an important and exciting book for the material it gathers and explores, and for the work it does unpacking the ideologies at work in creating American national identity. It's one of those books that you can't believe you got along without before, and will quickly become a key and crucial text for students and scholars of American and American Indian studies.\"Jacqueline Shea Murphy, Dark Night Field Notes\"Whether the focus is on the Boston colonists whooping it up, or on new age, counterculture types setting up tepees in back-to-nature settings, Deloria makes a convincing case for ways in which Americans have used Indian symbols and items for their own purposes and identities.\"Dianne Zuckerman, Denver Post\"A provocative study of the role of American Indians in forming the character of the U.S. . . . A valuable contribution to Native American studies, and worthy of attention by readers in many fields.\"Kirkus Reviews\"This is a rich and sophisticated study, for Deloria excels in reading the activities of these different groups for underlying motivations, and the meanings they created in playing Indian.\"Gillian Poulter, Left History\"Playing Indian is not only deeply instructive but fascinatingly provocative as well.\"Arnold Krupat, Western Historical Quarterly\"Playing Indian adds importantly to our understanding of how the American Indian has been, and is, perceived by non-Indian Americans. For anyone who is interested in the subject, Mr. Deloria's study is all but indispensable. It is impressive in its learning, its objectivity, and its clarity.\"N. 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It is a terrific book, well worth reading and wonderful to teach.\"Robert Warrior, Stanford University\"Not since I first read Michel Foucault, Fredric Jameson, or bell hooks has a text crackled with so much theoretical frisson. Its historical insights are rich and political repercussions profound. American culture will never look the same.\"Joel Martin, author of Sacred Revolt and Native American Religions; Title: Playing Indian (Yale Historical Publications Series)",
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The American West is likely to become the standard in the field for many years.\"Keith Edgerton, Great Plains Quarterly\"This important volume, by two of western historys most notable scholars, should be of interest to all students of the American West.\"Kansas History"Hine and Faragher present a panorama of decisive events and culture clashes in western history. . . . An immense regional history that takes the time for a representative sample of the millions of smaller stories behind the building of a great nation."—Kirkus ReviewsRecommended as one of the best recent books about the American West by Stephen Aron of Lingua Franca\"It is the authors attention to the people who shaped the historical experiencenot the leaders, but the everyday Americansthat sets this book apart. . . . [Hine and Faragher] incorporate overlooked voices into this sweeping historyfemale park rangers, Chinese railroad workers and even Juan Cortina, known as the Tejano Robin Hood, who operated in the Rio Grande Valley before the Civil War.\"Russell Gold, San Antonio Express-News\"This volume is an ideal choice for an undergraduate college text. Modern in their outlook, yet respectful of the earliest French, Spanish, and fur trade frontiers of the West, Hine and Faragher have written not only the most up-to-date survey of westward expansion, they have done it with style and lively prose.\"Robert C. Carriker, Western Historical Quarterly\"Both books should certainly help historians fill in whatever gaps they may have about their own understanding of western American history and, by doing so, develop a better, more inclusive, explanation of American history for their students. 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He succeeds dramatically."—Caleb Maskell, Journal of ReligionWinner of the 2008 Christianity Today Award of Merit in the category of History/BiographyA 2007 Top Seller in Religion as compiled by YBP Library Services“There is much to praise in this book. Kidd is a first-rate researcher who has read widely in primary sources. He is also a clear, entertaining writer who is able to create memorable portraits of historical characters.”—Catherine A. Brekus, University of Chicago\"Well researched, clearly written and authoritatively argued. 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+    "text": "Ekirchs book will please and enlighten all who read it. The work of a master historian who is also a superb prose colorist, it is an example of what can result from historians endless search for additional understanding . . . In the line of historians who engage in a never-ending quest for deeper knowledge, Ekirch now takes an honored place.The Weekly StandardWritten in sparkling style with an eye to modern-day political connections and replete with impressive research on both the mutiny and the fractured politics of the US in the 1790s.ChoiceEkirch has done it again . . . another vivid and elegant book . . . sweeping and eloquent.Jon Kukla,Washington Independent Review of BooksMeticulously researched and elegantly chronicled . . . This is a dramatic story of the legal evolution and politics of the early 1800s that is well-written and masterfully told with cohesion, insight, and skill. Louis Arthur Norton,The Northern MarinerA dramatic tale . . . A good, readable story in the mode of Nathaniel Philbricks nautical histories . . . Impressive.Thomas E. Ricks, The New York Times Book ReviewIt takes a special gift in writing about the past to offer readers the sense of events unfolding through the deeds, decisions, policies and prejudices of dead white guys, as Mr. Ekirch has done . . . Ekirch navigates deep water in enumerating events, detailing arguments and tracing sequelae . . . Fact-based and argumentative, a real history like this may disarm modern patriots who lard their pronouncements with pious references to our Founding Fathers . . . American Sanctuary is trenchant in its drawn parallels to our day.Philip Kopper, The Washington TimesA gifted storyteller . . . absorbing . . . The thoroughness of Ekirchs research, his attention to detail, combined with his considerable narrative skills, make American Sanctuary an engrossing, informative and enjoyable read.Ben McC. Moise, The Post and CourierGreat new book: American Sanctuary by Roger Ekirch, about the battle that resulted in the US granting asylum to refugees. Very timely!Arianna Huffington, Co-Founder of The Huffington PostIt is always gratifying to learn history you dont know. In this case, the subject is a specific incident with which the vast majority of Americans are unfamiliar but revolves around one of the major controversies between the nascent American Republic and its former mother country, Great Britain, and questioned the fundamental American belief in the provision of asylum to the oppressed and persecuted.Stuart McClung, New York Journal of BooksDeeply researched and elegantly written . . . Gripping and timely . . . Ekirch is such a masterful storyteller that American Sanctuary reads like a mystery . . . The most surprising of this books many insights is that, after the acrimony of the election of 1800, Americans returned toand even broadeneda common definition of American citizenship rooted in the concept of liberty.Kathleen DuVal, The Wall Street JournalDelves into the far-reaching ramifications of a violent 18th-century mutiny on the HMS Hermione, a British frigate . . . Ekirch builds a strong case that the politics informing the controversy were instrumental in the historical refusals of the U.S. to extradite aliens charged solely with political crimes. Ekirch, a meticulous historian who writes with flair, brings the political theatre of the 1800 election into full view . . . Persuasive . . . A complex and instructive tale.Publishers Weekly (Book of the Week)Ekirch does an admirable job bringing to light this unfamiliar history, using it as a vehicle to describe the early state of American politics in postrevolutionary times . . . Readers will be treated to a concise, unique moment in the nations past that would have aftershocks for years to come.Keith Klang, Library JournalEkirch covers the murderous 1797 mutiny aboard HMS Hermione in all its drunken excess, tracks the worldwide hunt and capture of some of the perpetrators, and then offers a masterful dissection of the political consequences of the Robbins affair . . . The Robbins controversy featured arguments about alien rights, asylum, national identity, and the meaning and scope of American citizenship, all of which persist and all of which Ekirch handles with remarkable dexterity.Kirkus Reviews (starred review)A dramatic narrative linking the stories of a fierce, bloody mutiny on a British war vessel in 1797 to a legal battle over extradition that rocked John Adams administration, shaped the nations developing party system, and contributed to Adams defeat in the bitter Presidential struggle of 1800 and to the election of Thomas Jefferson.Bernard Bailyn, author of The Barbarous YearsRoger Ekirch has done it againanother enthralling narrative that grows more important as the reader reflects upon its meaning.David Hackett Fischer, author of Washingtons Crossing Although Roger Ekirch brings to this fascinating account of mutiny, martyrdom, and politics in the early American Republic the imagination and flair of a seasoned novelist, he is actually a superb historian; and the story he tells about America as the asylum for the oppressed of the world two centuries ago is not only true but timely.Gordon S. Wood, author of Empire of Liberty One of the most importantand enjoyablebooks I have read in many years . . . An extraordinary journey. Ekirch's gripping narrative brings a largely forgotten episode to life, illuminating its immediate impact on party politics in a polarized, revolutionary age and on the new nation's enduring identity as an asylum of liberty. Ekirch's brilliant reconstruction is a triumph of historical research and analysis.Peter S. Onuf, Professor of History at the University of VirginiaFascinating. Ekirch is a marvelous storyteller. Beautifully written and engrossing, a book that should be of interest, to the historian, and to the general public. An important addition to our understanding of early American history.James Roger Sharp, author of American Politics in the Early Republic Packed with drama. Ekirch tells this story with rich and powerful prose, demonstrating how this saga of the mutiny on the Hermione helped Americans develop their national identity during the early republic.Paul A. Gilje, author of Liberty on the WaterfrontA. ROGER EKIRCHwas born in Washington, DC, and raised in Alexandria, Virginia. He is the author of Poor Carolina, Bound for America, Birthright, and At Days Close. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Huffington Post. He holds degrees from Dartmouth College and Johns Hopkins University, and has received a Guggenheim fellowship. He lives in Roanoke, Virginia, and is a professor of history at Virginia Tech.; Title: American Sanctuary: Mutiny, Martyrdom, and National Identity in the Age of Revolution",
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The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)Zeitoun is a riveting, intimate, wide-scanning, disturbing, inspiring nonfiction account of a New Orleans married couple named Abdulrahman and Kathy Zeitoun who were dragged through their own special branch of Kafkaesque (for once the adjective is unavoidable) hell after Hurricane Katrina. . . . [Its] unmistakably a narrative feat, slowly pulling the reader into the oncoming vortex without literary trickery or theatrical devices, reminiscent of Mailers Executioners Song but less craftily self-conscious in the exercise of its restraint. Humanistic, that is, in the highest, best, least boring sense of the word. James Wolcott, Vanity Fair A major achievement and [Eggerss] best book yet. The Miami Herald Zeitounoffers a transformative experience to anyone open to it, for the simple reasons that it is not heavy-handed propaganda, not eat-your-peas social analysis, but an adventure story, a tale of suffering and redemption, almost biblical in its simplicity, the trials of a good man who believes in God and happens to have a canoe. Anyone who cares about America, where it is going and where it almost went, before it caught itself, will want to read this thrilling, heartbreaking, wonderful book. Neil Steiberg, Chicago Sun-Times Which makes you angrierthe authorities handling of Hurricane Katrina or the treatment of Arabs since Sept. 11, 2001? Cant make up your mind? Dave Eggers has the book for you. . . . Zeitoun is a warm, exciting and entirely fresh way of experiencing Hurricane Katrina. . . . Eggers makes this account completely new, and so infuriating I found myself panting with rage. Dan Baum, San Francisco ChronicleA masterpiece of compassionate reporting about a shameful time in our history. O, The Oprah MagazineEggerss sympathy for Zeitoun is as plain and real as his style in telling the mans story. He doesnt try to dazzle with heartbreaking pirouettes of staggering prose; he simply lets the surreal and tragic facts speak for themselves. And what they say about one man and the city he loves and calls home is unshakably poignantbut not without hope. Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment WeeklyZeitoun is a story about the Bush administrations two most egregious policy disastersthe War on Terror and the response to Hurricane Katrinaas they collide with each other and come crashing down on one family. Eggers tells the story entirely from the perspective of Abdulrahman and Kathy Zeitoun, although he says he has vigorously double-checked the facts and removed any inaccuracies from their accounts. At first, as a reader, I felt some resistance to this tacticcould the Zeitouns possibly be as wholesome and all-American as Eggers depicts them?but the sheer momentum, emotional force and imagistic power of the narrative finally sweep such objections away. Andrew OHehir, Salon\"This is a beautiful book. \"Zeitoun\" is a poignant, haunting, ethereal story about New Orleans in peril. Eggers has bottled up the feeling of post- Katrina despair better than anyone else. This is a simple story with a lingeringradiance. My admiration for the humanist spirit of Eggers knows no bounds.\" -- Douglas Brinkley, author of \"The Great Deluge: Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast\" \"\"Zeitoun\" is an American epic. The post-Katrina trials of AbdulrahmanZeitoun would have baffled even Kafka's Joseph K. Though Zeitoun's story could have been a source of cynicism or despair, Dave Eggers's clear and elegant prose manages to deftly capture many of the signature shortcomings of American life while holding onto the innate optimism and endless drive to more closely match our ideals that Zeitoun and his adopted land share. Juggling these contradictions, Eggers captures the puzzle of America.\" -- Billy Sothern, author of \"Down in New Orleans\" \"\"Zeitoun\" is a gripping and amazing story that highlights so much about the tragedy of Katrina, post-9/11 life for Arabs and Muslims, and the beautiful nature of American multi-cultural society.\"-- Yousef Munayyer, policy analyst, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee \"\"Zeitoun\" is an instant American classic carved from fierce eloquence and a haunting moral sensibility. By wrestling with the demons of xenophobia and racial profiling that converged in the swirling vortex of Hurricane Katrina and post-9/11 America, Eggers lets loose the angels of wisdom and courage that hover over the lives of the beleaguered, but miraculously unbroken, Abdulrahman and Kathy Zeitoun. This is a major work full of fire and wit by one of our most important writers.\"-- Michael Eric Dyson, author of \"Come Hell or High Water\"; Title: Zeitoun",
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+    "text": "This may be the most important book about history that anyone will ever read.The New RepublicBrilliant. . . . Illuminating and heartbreaking. . . . A heroic act of synthesis and contextualization. . . . Kassow honors the efforts and restores the names of men and women who wrote though they knew their lives and those of their families and even their culture were doomed.Los Angeles TimesA rich and complicated study. . . . Surprising and extraordinarily moving.NewsdayMagnificent. . . . A stellar exploration of how history . . . can and should be preserved. Deborah Lipstadt, author of History on TrialIf there is one book that should be read this year (or any year) about the Holocaust it is Who Will Write Our History?Jewish Book WorldA gripping biography. . . . We should be grateful to Professor Kassow for allowing us to share in Ringelblums heroic efforts.Jewish LedgerOne of the most important books Ive ever read. . . . Kassow has created a stunning and brilliant social history.Reform JudaismOne of the most important studies on the Holocaust to have appeared in years.Zachary Baker, Curator of Judaica and Hebraica Collections, Stanford UniversityA stunning revelation of the enduring spirit of the decimated residents of the Warsaw Ghetto.NUVO Weekly (Indianapolis)Without the faux romanticism or faux spirituality that often accompanies Holocaust historiography, Kassow is able to bring to life the tragic and moving story of these Jews doomed by Nazi fanaticism.TikkunSamuel D. Kassow is the Charles Northam Professor of History at Trinity College. He is author of Students, Professors, and the State in Tsarist Russia, 1884-1917 and editor (with Edith W. Clowes and James L. West) of Between Tsar and People: The Search for a Public Identity in Tsarist Russia. He has lectured on Russian and Jewish history in many countries, including Israel, Russia, and Poland.; Title: Who Will Write Our History?: Rediscovering a Hidden Archive from the Warsaw Ghetto",
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+    "text": "Praise for Tom Holland's In the Shadow of the Sword“Elegantly written. . . . A veritable tour de force.”—The Wall Street Journal“A brilliant tour de force of revisionist scholarship and thrilling storytelling with a bloodspattered cast of swashbuckling tyrants, nymphomaniacal empresses and visionary prophets. The book is unputdownable. . . . An important work based on respected scholarship. It takes courage and intellect to confront such complexity and sensitivity. Written with flamboyant elegance and energetic intensity.” —The Times (London)  “Accessible but delightful . . . as fun to read as any thriller, and with far richer intellectual nutritional content. . . . Those unwilling to struggle through academic texts have long needed a guide to the story of Islam as it’s understood by those with the fullest access to the latest linguistic and archaeological evidence. Now at last in Tom Holland’s In the Shadow of the Sword, they finally have it. . . . Holland—author previously of Rubicon and Persian Fire—is about as exciting a stylist as we have writing history today.”—The Daily Beast “[Holland’s] prose is shot through with wit and empathy. The result is a portrait of a lost world that is complex, contradictory and populated by people in thrall to ideas future generations would dismiss as ridiculous. Much like our own, in other words.”—Dallas Morning News“[An] elegant study of the roiling era of internecine religious rivalry and epic strife that saw the nation of Islam rise and conquer. . . . Holland confronts questions in the Quranic text head-on, providing a substantive, fluid exegesis on the original documents. Smoothly composed history and fine scholarship.” —Kirkus Reviews“Tom Holland is a writer of clarity and expertise, who talks us through this unfamiliar and crowded territory with energy and some dry wit. . . . The emergence of Islam is a notoriously risky subject, so a confident historian who is able to explain where this great religion came from without illusion or dissimulation has us greatly in his debt.” —The Spectator (London)“This is a book of extraordinary richness. I found myself amused, diverted and enchanted by turn. For Tom Holland has an enviable gift for summoning up the colour, the individuals and animation of the past, without sacrificing factual integrity. He writes with a contagious conviction that history is not only a fascinating tale in itself but is a well-honed instrument with which we can understand our neighbours and our own times, maybe even ourselves. He is also a divertingly inventive writer with a wicked wit—there’s something of both Gibbon and Tom Wolfe in his writing. In the Shadow of the Sword remains a spell-bindingly brilliant multiple portrait of the triumph of monotheism in the ancient world.” —The Independent (London)“This is a handsome volume, tackling an important question from a novel perspective.”—Sunday Telegraph (London)“Holland tells a complex story, dotted with names and places leagues beyond the realm of popular recognition. Yet he makes it unmistakably his own. He is one of the most distinctive prose stylists writing history today, and he drags his tale by the ears, conjuring the half-vanished past with such gusto that characters and places fairly bound from the page. In the Shadow of the Sword may reach provocative conclusions, but it is also a work of impressive sensitivity and scholarship.” —Telegraph (London)“An exhilarating read because Holland succeeds in capturing much of the excitement, strangeness and importance of a long past age. It is difficult not to be bedazzled.” —Financial Times (London)“An ambitious and important book. . . . His excellent book will be lauded, as it should be for doing what the best sort of books can do—examining holy cows.” —The Observer (London)Tom Holland is a historian of the ancient world and a translator. His books include Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic, Persian Fire, In the Shadow of the Sword and The Forge of Christendom. He has adapted Homer, Herodotus, Thucydides and Virgil for the BBC. In 2007, he was the winner of the Classical Association prize, awarded to “the individual who has done most to promote the study of the language, literature and civilization of Ancient Greece and Rome.” He lives in London with his family. Visit the author's website at www.tom-holland.org.; Title: In the Shadow of the Sword: The Birth of Islam and the Rise of the Global Arab Empire",
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+    "text": "WINNER 2016 - Pulitzer Prize for HistoryFINALIST 2016 - National Book Critics Circle AwardsFINALIST 2016 - California Book AwardFINALIST 2016 - Mark Lynton History PrizeLONGLIST 2016 - Plutarch AwardWINNER 2016 - Western Writers of America Golden Spur AwardWINNER 2016 - William H. Seward Award for Excellence in Civil War BiographyFINALIST 2015 - Guggenheim-Lehrman Prize in Military HistoryBookPage Best Books of 2015St. Louis Post-Dispatch Best of 2015If anyone could make a reader forget Custers last stand, at least for a few hundred pages at a time, it would be T.J. Stiles. . . .Stiles is a serious and accomplished biographer, but he is more than that. He is a skilled writer, with the rare ability to take years of far-ranging research and boil it down until he has a story that is illuminating and, at its best, captivating. The New York Times Book ReviewEpic, ambitious. . . . [Stiles] scrupulously avoids caricature. . . . Stiless accomplishment is to show that, within the context of Custers life, the Battle of Little Bighorn really was an epilogue. The Wall Street JournalIf you want to understand how Custer's character became his fate, then Stiles's book is the one to read before any other. Thomas Powers, The New York Review of Books[This] sympathetic biography attempts to demythologize and reassess a complicated figure. . . .Stiles captures his subject with verve. The New YorkerIn this deft portrait, Stiles restores Custer as a three-dimensional figure. . . . [Stiless] prodigious knowledge of 19th-century institutions is on display throughout Custers Trials. He is able to situate Custer in the shifting culture of the Civil War and its aftermath in a way no other biography has achieved. . . . Stiless Custer is life-size. The Washington PostThis energetic biography puts emphasis on the years in between Custers Civil War heroics and his infamous Last Stand. Stiles is neither sympathetic nor unsympathetic in his treatment of Custers profound need for attention. The St. Louis Post-DispatchRiveting. . . . [Stiles] has given us a different way to look at the flesh-and-blood man and his times. Minneapolis Star-Tribune\"Custer's Trials is exemplary in every way, replete with instances of detailed scholarship and compelling analysis, dense with psychological insight, and written in a tight, adroit style.\" The Wichita Eagle \"Custer was the product of an America which changed more dramatically during his brief life than at any time in its history, except for the present sorry epoch, and Stiles, who can write, and also research, recounts how those times shaped him and, in the process, demolishes some of the Custer despisers (there are many, and I am one) most cherished myths. . . . Terrific.\" Field & Stream\"Stiles portrays a complex and deeply flawed man. . . .Stiles' biography is a long, detailed, well-researched but highly readable account.\" The Denver Post Engaging A teeming portrait of the birth of modern Americaand a gripping account of Custer's role in it. San Jose Mercury NewsA nuanced, complex and convincing portrait of the man. San Francisco ChronicleRousing. . . . An immersive, emphatic, bloody and very assured book. NewsdayA good and meaty biography. Christian Science MonitorT.J. Stiles portrays Custer in the context of his time, and the man who emerges is much more than merely a martyr or a fool. . . . [Stiles] goes furthest in exploring [Custers] contribution to Union victory during the Civil War and the difficulties he faced adjusting to the world that he helped to create. The Daily Beast\"[Stiles's] biography is thorough, engrossing and fair. Custer is seen as a man wearing many faces, some good, some not. The author has done a commendable job drawing out from other sources to write a balanced account of a misunderstood historical figure. A+ read.\" San Francisco Book Review Spectacular . . .a satisfying portrait of a complex, controversial military man Confidently presenting Custer in all his contradictions, Stiles examines the times to make sense of the manand uses the man to shed light on the times. Publishers Weekly *starred review*\"Stiles presents a much fuller picture of the tragic figure many of us know. . . . Custer's Trials masterfully adds dimension to his life, helping us better understand the man behind the legend.\" BookPage\"Stiles doesnt disappoint with this powerful, provocative biography. . . .A highly recommended modern biography that successfully illuminates the lives of Custer and his family as part of the changing patterns of American society.\" Library Journal \"A warts-and-all portrait. . . . Stiles digs deep to deliver genuine insight into a man who never adapted to modernity.\" Kirkus ReviewsT. J. Stiles has written a marvel of a bookthe best life of Custer right up to the moment he marched the 7th Cavalry out of Fort Abraham Lincoln while the band played The Girl I Left Behind, on their way to whip the Indians. Thomas Powers, author of The Killing of Crazy HorseThis magnificent biography lifts the shroud of myth that has long hovered over Custer.Well-written, exhaustively researched, and full of fresh insights, it does a superb job of re-creating not only his life but even more the world in which he lived.Building on the work of previous writers, Stiles surpasses them all with his breadth of detail and depth of analysis. Maury Klein, author, Days of Defiance: Sumter, Secession, and the Coming of the Civil WarT.J. Stiles has done it again. With this searching, memorable portrait of George Armstrong Custer, Stiles recaptures the complexities of a man whom posterity has been content to caricature. Until now, in this wonderful book. Jon Meacham, author of Destiny and Power: The American Odyssey of George H. W. BushT. J. Stiles has written another splendid book. He portrays a real Custer, full of flaws but possessed of outstanding combat skills and leadership. This biography easily overshadows its many predecessors, offering new facts and interpretations as well as a wonderful read. Robert Utley, author of Cavalier in Buckskin: George Armstrong Custer and the Western Military FrontierDespite the numerous works on Custer, this thoroughly researched and riveting book is new. It is the first to interpret him as a representative of his times. Shirley Leckie Reed, author of Elizabeth Bacon Custer and the Making of a MythGeorge A. Custer has proven an enduring metaphor for the American West, an exaggerated American seen as flamboyant military hero, icon of national expansion, or doomed oppressor of Native Americans.More even than his compelling portrait of this central figure of American history, T. J. Stiles brilliantly examines Custer within transforming national eventscivil war, slaverys end, and economic and social modernization that privileged the powerful under guise of democratic triumphproving yet again why he is this generations finest biographer. Christopher Phillips, author of The Rivers Ran Backward: The Civil War and the Remaking of the American Middle Border\"In this definitive reconsideration of an icon, Stiles reminds us why Custer remains such a fascinating fixture in our national consciousness: To understand Custer is to understand a significant sequence in the American DNA. Hampton Sides, author ofBlood and ThunderandIn the Kingdom of IceT. J. 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Rather dismissive of Union general Meade, Guelzo derogates Confederate general Lee less for his decisions at Gettysburg than for failing to strategically arrange a defensive battle and falling into the offensive one that developed. A political historian of the Civil War (Lincoln and Douglas, 2008), Guelzo demonstrates versatile historical skill in this superior treatment of Gettysburg. --Gilbert TaylorNew York Times Bestseller\"What is there left to say about Gettysburg? In Allen Guelzo's deft, scholarly hands, plenty. Gettysburg: The Last Invasion is fresh, fascinating, and compellingly provocative. It is a marvelous book that deserves to be read and savored. And it deserves to be on the bookshelf of all Civil War buffs.\"Jay Winik, author of April 1865[W]onderful . . . a deeper understanding of the invasion . . . Guelzos book is an extremely timely reminder that the American experiment has not been, as the Founders asserted, a 'self-evident truth' but in fact a highly debatable proposition that needed to be proved, not just in July 1863 at Gettysburg but on many days and in many places since.The Wall Street JournalGraphic and emotionally affecting . . . an extraordinarily detailed and realistic account. The New York Times Book ReviewDespite all that has been written about the battle of Gettysburg, Allen Guelzo provides new information and insights in this stirring account.Unafraid to challenge conventional wisdom, he praises General O. O. Howard, maintains that General George Meade did indeed contemplate retreat on July 2 but was persuaded otherwise by subordinates, and criticizes Meade for missed opportunities in the pursuit after the battle. Readers will find much to think about in this book. James M. McPherson, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Battle Cry of FreedomIn this consistently riveting book, Allen Guelzo makes us feel that we are hearing the epic story of the Civil War's most famous battle for the first time. In unsentimental but always graceful prose, he delivers a panoramic yet astonishingly intimate account that interweaves the drama of battle with originaland often provocativeinsights into the ways in which topography, weaponry, and the politics and personalities of its protagonists shaped events. This is, simply, the best book about Gettysburg that has yet been written. It is hard, if not impossible, to imagine that there will ever be a better one.Fergus M. Bordewich, author of Americas Great DebateAn extraordinary work of thorough scholarship combined with a lifetime of judgment about historic events. If you need a clear, direct introduction to the greatest battle on American soil this is a wonderful book. If you have read fifty books on Gettysburg but are looking for new insights and new facts that illuminate things you had never considered this is the book. Everyone interested in the decisive moment in Freedom's struggle should read Guelzos simply extraordinary book.Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and coauthor of Gettysburg: A Novel of the Civil War[A] rich, original work . . . [Guelzos] expansive, rolling storytelling . . . makes this book so engrossing and sets [it] apart from the many others.Ernest Ferguson, The Washington PostThis is the finest single-volume account available . . . there is a timeless quality to Gettysburg that makes it special.Martin Walker, The Wilson QuarterlyStirring . . . robust, memorable reading that will appeal to Civil War buffs, professional historians and general readers alike.Kirkus Reviews, starred reviewFew battles provoke debate like Gettysburg, whose bibliography exceeds 6,000 items. One more wont settle the what-ifs, but Guelzos entry identifies key controversies, trenchantly advocates its interpretations, and rests on a sensible foundation, the confusion of a Civil War battle . . . [Gettysburg: The Last Invasion] reads like the battle might have been experienced . . . Guelzo demonstrates versatile historical skill in this superior treatment of Gettysburg.Booklist, starred reviewGraceful . . . [Guelzo] gets up close and personal with soldiers and officers, providing a previously unseen level of intimacy with those who strategized and fought the battle . . . This exacting account of the last invasion may well go down as the last word on the subject.Publishers Weekly[Gettysburg]deserves to be included among the finest campaign studies of our generation. It earns this distinction with smart and vivid writing, innovative organization, and insightful analysis that manages to synthesize the Gettysburg story in a way that will appeal to the literate novice and the seasoned Civil War history reader alike.The Civil War Monitor[A] stylish, comprehensive, and entertaining narrative . . . [Guelzos] account is not a typical tick-tock of troop movements; the pages are soaked in rich language and vivid character studies . . . Guelzo knows the power of the telling detail . . . At its core, Guelzos book explains some of the romanticism that hangs over the Civil War. Its soldiers appeal to us because they were ordinary people in extraordinary times; they fought with an appealing amateurism of spirit and an innocence of intent, as Guelzo puts it. But tragically, those same qualities ensured a bloody outcome, no matter who emerged the victor.MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military HistoryWonderfully readable . . . [Gettysburg]marries scholarly rigor to a sense of narrative that rivals that of a novel.The Daily BeastMuch ink has been spilled over the Battle of Gettysburg. Readers might think there is little left to say and no fresh way of saying it, but Guelzo . . . proves such skeptics wrong with his riveting account of both the events leading up to the battle and the battle itself . . . Guelzo has composed a narrative that is detailed and compelling on a human level but easy to follow on an operational and tactical one . . . A triumph of source use and presentation, engaging enough for the general reader but rigorous enough for the scholar.Library Journal; Title: Gettysburg: The Last Invasion",
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+    "text": "In Revolutionary Summer, the eminent historian Joseph Ellis describes the events surrounding the birth of America during the summer of 1776 (loosely defined as May through October of that year). Ellis's stated aim is to treat the military and political events of the period in tandem, and he skillfully establishes that there were two different sets of goals at stake: George Washingtons Continental Army considered independence an inevitability, while the Continental Congress considered it a last resort. A Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winner, Ellis recently retired as the Ford Foundation Professor of History at Mount Holyoke College. Reading Revolutionary Summer is like receiving a distinguished lecture from a man who has dedicated many fruitful decades to breathing life into our understanding of historyhe makes Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and others of the era come alive for the reader. Chris SchluepA specious coherence marks narratives of 1776 in which the Declaration of Independence inevitably occurs while the Continental armys doughty defense of New York ensures that independence would become fact. Events are not, however, so tidily told, avers historian Ellis, who restores contingency to his account of the storied summer and fall of 1776. Identifying a central problem of the historical situationWas there any realistic chance for the British to win?Ellis recounts efforts of moderates within each warring party. On the American side was the rout of anti-independence John Dickinson by the radical John Adams, while Ellis portrays the British side as misunderstanding the colonial rebellion. The commanders George III sent believed in reconciliation with the Americans, and so William Howe conducted the battles of New York cautiously, negotiated futilely with a Ben Franklin serenely sure of American success, and never delivered the decisive blow against George Washingtons army. Even had Howe destroyed the Continental army, Ellis suggests that the British still would have confronted strategic failure against an enemy determined to continue the war. With cogent argument and compact prose, Ellis augurs to attract the history audience. HIGH-DEMAND BACKSTORY: Ellis commands a 100,000-plus print run for his latest installment on the American Revolution, tapping his popularity built on such standards as American Sphinx (1997), Founding Brothers (2000), and First Family (2010). --Gilbert Taylor; Title: Revolutionary Summer: The Birth of American Independence",
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+    "text": "Its a clever, smartly written and altogether enthusiastic effort to breathe feeling and life into the human processes behind all those ancient sites, artifacts, and busted animal bones. The past is a country to which one cannot return, but Atlas of a Lost World at least helps you imagine what you might be missing. David J. Meltzer, The Wall Street JournalWhenever I read Craig Childs I feel as if I am in the presence a passionate tour guide to exotic places, rare artifacts, and ancient bones.Childs Atlas of a Lost World is a transcontinental detective story about the arrival of humans in North America. About 20,000 years ago climates changed, humans spread across the globe, and a new era began for life in North America.Childs first-hand encounters and vivid prose make his telling of these pivotal events read more like a thriller than a stale account of dusty artifacts. Neil Shubin, author of Your Inner FishA useful and transporting tour d'horizon of the prehistoric Americas.Throughout the text, Childs projects a high degree of infectious fascination, pulling readers into his prehistoric scenes. Readers will be impressed by his hardiness as he attempts to experience what an ancient traveler may have experienced. A tight weave of professional findings, anecdotes, site visits, and explanations behind ancient artifacts make this book both engaging and indispensable for those with an interest in prehistory.Kirkus *starred review* In this captivating travelogue, Childs trods the late Ice Age with the first migrants to the Americasadventurous and canny explorers who traveled amid disappearing glaciers and a cycle of animals of all sizes from voles and falcons to some of the largest mammals seen in human evolution.With simple, beautiful sketches by fellow traveler Gilman, Childss account will fire the imagination of ordinary readers as well as anthropologists and prehistorians.Publishers Weekly *starred review* Childs takes readers on a scintillating dual journey through the geography of modern and Ice Age America in this survey of some of the lands reached by the first voyagers across the Bering Sea Ice Bridge. While exploring the American West and ultimately embarking on a trip in a north Florida swamp, Childs maintains a self-deprecating humor and a boundless enthusiasm for his subject that makes this narrative an unexpected page-turner. His curiosity is infectious, and the lessons he learns about how Ice Age people lived, what we can learn from them, and who they became resonate with serious staying power. Childs has found history deeper than politics, and in rich, evocative prose, he makes it startlingly relevant to readers. A science title with broad and enduring appeal.Booklist Online *starred review*CRAIG CHILDS is the author of Apocalyptic Planet. He has been a regular commentator for NPR's Morning Edition, and his work has appeared in The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Men's Journal, Outside, The Sun, and Orion Magazine.Awards he has received include the Ellen Meloy Desert Writers Award, the Rowell Award for the Art of Adventure, the Sigurd F. Olson Nature Writing Award, and, for his body of work, the 2003 Spirit of the West Award.; Title: Atlas of a Lost World: Travels in Ice Age America",
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+    "text": "\"Enthralling In the Kingdom of Ice is a brilliant explosion of narrative non-fiction: detailed, moving, harrowing, as gripping as any well-paced thriller but a lot more interesting because it is also true Too often American heroism is presented at one-dimensional success against the odds This is a much more subtle and rewarding book, an account of magnificent disaster, of courage devoted to attempting something that could not be done.\"--The Times of London As our knowledge of the world increases, it must be difficult for audacious explorers to find terra incognita to match their passion. Surely the same frustration holds true for writers in that worthy genre, exploration literature: Havent all great stories been told? Never underestimate the ingenuity of a first-rate author. Hampton Sidess In the Kingdom of Ice: The Grand and Terrible Polar Voyage of the USS Jeannette, which recounts the astonishing tribulations of a group of seafarers determined to be the first men to reach and reconnoiter the North Pole, is a splendid book in every way It would be malicious to ruin the suspense about the fate of the Jeannettes crew The book is a marvelous nonfiction thriller.--The Wall Street Journal\"Compelling....Sides spins a propulsive narrative from obscure documents, journals and his own firsthand visits to the Arctic regions visited by the Jeannette and its crew. In the Kingdom of Ice makes for harrowing reading as it recounts the grim aspects of the explorers' battle for survival: illness, crippling frostbite, snow-blindness and the prospect of starvation. As grisly as the details are, you keep turning pages to find out how DeLong and his men pull themselves past each setback even though there's always another one looming ahead.\"--USA Today[Sides] brings vividness to In the Kingdom of Ice, and in the tragedy of the Jeannette hes found a story that epitomizes both the heroism and the ghastly expense of life that characterized the entire Arctic enterpriseWith an eye for the telling detail, he sketches the crew members as individualsThe bare facts of what happened to the Jeannettes crew are easily Googleable, but if you dont already know the story, In the Kingdom of Ice reads like a first-class epic thriller. De Long and his companions became explorers of not only unknown geographical territory but also extremes of suffering and despair. In his stoic endurance of disappointment and pain, De Long rivals Louis Zamperini, the hero of Laura Hillenbrands Unbroken--Lev Grossman, Time MagazineFirst-rate polar history and adventure narrative...wonderfully evocative.... Sides vividly recounts the horrors [of the voyage].In the Kingdom of Ice is a harrowing story, well told.--The New York Times Book ReviewUnforgettablea pulse-racing epic of endurance set against an exceedingly bizarre Arctic backdrop[Sides] descriptions of the physical challenges the men face and the eerie landscape that surrounds them are masterful. As De Long and his crew attempt to save themselves, the story grows in suspense and psychological complexityMore strange and fantastic turns follow, involving uncharted and uninhabited lands, and it pains me that I cannot describe them without spoiling the pleasure of those who have not yet read In the Kingdom of Ice. Sides book is a masterful work of history and storytelling.--The Los Angeles TimesAmericas own brush with epic polar tragedy, the subject of Hampton Sides phenomenally gripping new book, is a less well-known affairWhat ensued a struggle to survive and a nearly 1,000-mile trek across the Arctic Ocean and into the vastness of Siberia stands as one of the most perilous journeys ever. Sides works story-telling magic as he evokes the pathos and suffering of what unfolded: De Long and his crew endured hardships that boggle the mind. 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If youre at all interested in the Indian Wars, this scrupulous and even-handed account is essential reading. --Chris Schluep, The Amazon Book Review\"A detailed recounting of random carnage, bodies burned, treaties broken and treachery let loose across the land Cozzens admirably succeeds in framing the Indian Wars with acute historical accuracy [D]emonstrates vast knowledge of American military history.\" Douglas Brinkley, The New York Times Book Review\"[S]ets a new standard for Western Indian Wars history [T]he most comprehensive, insightful synthesis of the conflict between the Western tribes and the United States government and citizens published by a popular New York press in decades Like William Manchesters The Glory and the Dream[Cozzens] brilliant thesis and detailed narrative will sustain the readerfrom the prologue to the conclusion... [S]uccinctly seeks a sharper understanding of the cause and effects of the American governments policies, citizen relations with the tribes, intertribal history and warfare, and the United States massive immigration into the West during and after the Civil War.\" Stuart Rosebrook, True West MagazineA] valuable contribution [S]weeps across 25 years of U.S. Indian policy, gives clear accounts of battles and raids and introduces generals and chiefs, foot soldiers and warriors. While Cozzens doesnt say he wrote The Earth is Weeping to supplant [Bury My Heart at] Wounded Knee, he does express his hope that it will bring balance and better understanding of the Indian Wars of the American West. In that, he succeeds. John B. Saul, The Seattle Times[S]corching vividness [C]risp, muscular prose that offers clear pictures of men at war. A sweeping work of narrative history that synthesizes the work of countless historians, the bookrecognizes fragments of nobility and humanity amid epic tragedy. 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This is a beautifully written work of understanding and compassion that will be a treasure for both general readers and specialists.\" Jay Freeman, Booklist (STARRED review) \"[A]dds a missing perspective on the lives of ordinary people on both sides.Grand plans descended into confusion and cross purposes, alliances and loyalties shifted momentarily, and soldiers and warriors and their families spent most of that quarter-century tired, hungry, discouraged, trying just to survive the next drought or winterNo wonder their earth wept.\" William C. Davis, author of Three Roads to the Alamo and An Honorable Defeat \"Peter Cozzens reminds us that tragedy, not melodrama, best characterizes the struggles for the American WestThe Earth Is Weeping is the most lucid and reliable history of the Indian Wars in recent memory.\" Victor Davis Hanson, author of Carnage and Culture \"A comprehensive assessment of the wars for control of the American West. Highly recommended for the intertwined history of Native Americans and the post-Civil War frontier U.A. Army.\" Nathan Bender, Library Journal \"Peter Cozzens, one of our finest working historians, has taken on a massive chunk of Native American history and delivered it with power, style, and insightThere is much wisdom here, and much good writing.\" S.C. Gwynne, author of Empire of the Summer Moon,and Rebel Yell\"[A] thorough history of the 1860-1890 Indian Wars.\"The Week \"The uninterrupted succession of armed conflicts between the U. S. army and Indians on the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains from the 1860s to 1890, with fatalities mounting into the thousands, were truly America's longest and most tragic war. In sobering detail, Peter Cozzens has chronicled this dark chapter in our history.\" James M. 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+    "text": "\"Ambitiously conceived, marvelously told . . . Mahler weaves several stories into one grand narrative of the city's death and rebirth. . . . It all comes back, in living color . . . a tour de force. The New York TimesEntertaining and illuminating . . . It should not be surprising then that Mahler . . . believed a layered account of a single year in the life of the city, 1977, could sustain a book--nor should it be surprising that he was right. . . . A nuanced portrait of this wild year. The New York Times Book Review (front cover)Compulsively readable . . . Mahler's innocently emblematic figures careen vividly through their historical moment. The Wall Street JournalA rich canvas . . . an excellent new book. Sports Illustrated\"Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx is Burning is a terrifically entertaining, knowledgeable book about one of the most tumultuous years in the history of New York--both on and off the ballfield. Read it and weep, read it and laugh, for the incomparable circus that was our greatest city. Kevin Baker, author of Paradise AlleyDamon Runyon where are you now? Mahler's rollicking evocation of New York in 1977--the year of Son of Sam, the year of the blackout, the year it refuses to Drop Dead, the year, dammit, the Yankees take the World Series--is full of Runyonesque characterizations, energy, and biting wit. Mahler chooses to portray the city from two alternating perspectives, the bleachers and the political clubhouse, and the result is a stereoscopic image in color of a troubled city in search of itself. With characters like Reggie Jackson and Mario Cuomo, Ed Koch and Billy Martin, George Steinbrenner and Jimmy Breslin, the bases are loaded and Mahler smokes it. Harold Evans, author of They Made AmericaJonathan Mahler takes us back to one tumultuous year in New York, and through masterful storytelling and rich portraits of the leading characters of the day--Reggie, Billy, Koch, Cuomo, Murdoch, Steinbrenner--reminds us that what defines and ultimately saves a city, in any era, are its outsized citizens. In Mahler's expert hands, they are flawed, fierce, brilliant, bickersome, and as indomitable as the metropolis itself. Michael Sokolove, author of The Ticket Out: Darryl Strawberry and the Boys of CrenshawA fascinating city, a fascinating team, a fascinating time. This book took me back. Where were you in 1977? Tim McCarver[Mahler] pulls off an expert historical double play by blending front-page political news and sports-page action. The result recalls the ambient atmosphere of the ethnic neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Queens, the natural argot of the precint houses and of the locker rooms of New York just a few years ago. And it's all done with the knowing acumen and street smarts of an old-fashioned beat reporter . . . An informed picture of a bright city in a dark hour. Kirkus ReviewsWhat a book! What a year! Just when it looked like New York was down for the count--its heart and soul and civic fabric seemingly bankrupt and burned--the city rose, incapable of dropping dead. Jonathan Mahler takes us on a mesmerizing trip down into the dark recesses of racist politics and up into the bright lights of Yankee Stadium, transporting us back to a year that turned out to be not the end but morning at last after the city's longest night. Robert Sullivan, author of Rats: Observations on the History and Habitat of the City's Most Unwanted InhabitantsYou begin this book thinking, reasonably, that Bella Abzug, Billy Martin, Son of Sam and Studio 54 can't possibly occupy the same narrative space, but as Jonathan Mahler's story of New York circa 1977 unfolds, the disparate gritty elements start to resonate off one another. The result isn't harmony--the city has never known such a thing--but rather what a great book about New York should be: a story that's oversized, blaring, impossible, and true. Russell Shorto, author of The Island at the Center of the WorldJonathan Mahler's Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning is an energetic synthesis of a year in the life of a great city in manic conflict with itself. Nicholas Dawidoff, author of The Catcher was A SpyJonathan Mahler, a writer for The New York Times Magazine, is the author of Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning and The Challenge: How a Maverick Navy Officer and a Young Law Professor Risked Their Careers to Defend the Constitution--and Won.; Title: Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning: 1977, Baseball, Politics, and the Battle for the Soul of a City",
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+    "text": "Grandin tells a gripping story of high hopes and deep failure, a saga that in some ways is a morality tale for the American century. The Boston GlobeHistorian Greg Grandin has taken what heretofore seemed just such a marginal event. . . and turned it into a fascinating historical narrative that illuminates the auto industry's contemporary crisis, the problems of globalization and the contradictions of contemporary consumerism. For all of that, this is not, however, history freighted with political pedantry. Grandin is one of blessedly expanding group of gifted American historians who assume that whatever moral the story of the past may yield, it must be a story well told. . . Fordlandia is precisely that--a genuinely readable history recounted with a novelist's sense of pace and an eye for character. It's a significant contribution to our understanding of ourselves and engrossingly enjoyable. Timothy Rutten, The Los Angeles TimesFascinating. . . Indeed, Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness resonates through every page of this book. . . . a haunting story. The New York Times Book ReviewGreg Grandin's riveting account of this 'forgotten jungle city' demonstrates that in business, as well as in affairs of state, the means may be abundant but the ends still unachievable. The Wall Street JournalA sometimes horrifying, sometimes hilarious picture of the automaker's attempt to bring the light of American industry to the Amazonian heart of darkness . . . Grandin tells a marvelous tale. Star Tribune (Minneapolis)Grandin, a distinguished historian of U.S. misadventures in Latin America, offers a fluently written, fair-minded guide to the Ford Motor Co.'s jungle escapades. In addition to his research in company records, he has ransacked the many Ford biographies to assemble a telling portrait of his central character. Brian Ladd, San Francisco ChronicleGrandin offers the thoroughly remarkable story of Henry Ford's attempt, from the 1920s through 1945, to transform part of Brazil's Amazon River basin into a rubber plantation and eponymous American-style company town: Fordlandia. Grandin has found a fascinating vehicle to illuminate the many contradictions of Henry Ford. . . Readers may find it a cautionary tale for the 21st century. Publishers Weekly, starred reviewExcellent history. . . Fordlandia is keenly and emotionally observed and a potent record of the last hundred years of economic thinking and U.S./South American relations in the form of a blunt blow to the head. M.E. Collins, The Chicago Sun-TimesWritten with a flair and deftness that one might expect to find in a well-crafted novel. . . he brings to life the rogues and cranks who animate this tale. . . Excellent. 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+    "text": "Anne Farrow, Joel Lang, and Jenifer Frank are veteran journalists for The Hartford Courant, the countrys oldest newspaper in continuous publication. Farrow and Lang were the lead writers and Frank was the editor of the special slavery issue published by Northeast, the newspapers Sunday magazine.Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham is the Victor S. Thomas Professor of History and of African and African American Studies at Harvard University. She is co-editor with Henry Louis Gates, Jr., of African American Lives.From the Hardcover edition.Chapter One COTTON COMES NORTH The ships would rot at her docks; grass would grow in Wall Street and Broadway, and the glory of New York, like that of Babylon and Rome, would be numbered with the things of the past. The answer given by a prominent Southern editor when asked by The Times (London), What would New York be without slavery? Fernando Wood thought his timing was perfect. The election of an antislavery president had finally forced the South to make good on years of threats, and the exodus of 11 states from the Union had begun. Militant South Carolina was the first to secede, after a convention in Charleston five days before Christmas of 1860. Within weeks, 6 more states had broken off from the Union, and by the end of May, the Confederacy was complete. As the most profound crisis in our young nations history unrolled, Wood, the mayor of New York, Americas most powerful city, made a stunning proposal: New York City should secede from the United States, too. With our aggrieved brethren of the Slave States, we have friendly relations and a common sympathy, Wood told the New York Common Council in his State of the City message on January 7, 1861. As a free city, he said, New York would have the whole and united support of the Southern States, as well as all other States to whose interests and rights under the constitution she has always been true. Although many in the citys intelligentsia rolled their eyes, and the mayor was slammed in much of the New York press, Woods proposal made a certain kind of sense. The mayor was reacting to tensions with Albany, but there was far more behind his secession proposal, particularly if one understood that the lifeblood of New York Citys economy was cotton, the product most closely identified with the South and its defining system of labor: the slavery of millions of people of African descent. Slave-grown cotton is, in large part, the root of New Yorks wealth. Forty years before Fernando Wood suggested that New York join hands with the South and leave the Union, cotton had already become the nations number one exported product. And in the four intervening decades New York had become a commercial and financial behemoth dwarfing any other U.S. city and most others in the world. Cotton was more than just a profitable crop. It was the national currency, the product most responsible for Americas explosive growth in the decades before the Civil War. As much as it is linked to the barbaric system of slave labor that raised it, cotton created New York. By the eve of the war, hundreds of businesses in New York, and countless more throughout the North, were connected to, and dependent upon, cotton. As New York became the fulcrum of the U.S. cotton trade, merchants, shippers, auctioneers, bankers, brokers, insurers, and thousands of others were drawn to the burgeoning urban center. They packed lower Manhattan, turning it into the nations emporium, in which products from all over the world were traded. In those prewar decades, hundreds of shrewd merchants and smart businessmen made their fortunes in ventures directly or indirectly tied to cotton. The names of some of them reverberate today. Three brothers named Lehman were cotton brokers in Montgomery, Alabama, before they moved to New York and helped to establish the New York Cotton Exchange. Today, of course, Lehman Brothers is the international investment firm. Junius Morgan, father of J. Pierpont Morgan, arranged for his son to study the cotton trade in the South as the future industrialist and banker was beginning his business career. Morgan Sr., a Massachusetts native who became a major banker and cotton broker in London, understood that knowledge of the cotton trade was essential to prospering in the commercial world in the 1850s. Real estate and shipping magnate John Jacob Astorone of Americas first millionaires and namesake of the Waldorf-Astoria and whole neighborhoods in New York Citymade his fortune in furs and the China trade. But Astors ships, like those of many successful merchant-shippers, also carried tons of cotton. Cottons rich threads can even be traced to an ambitious young man who dreamed of opening a fancy goods store in New York. The young mans father, who operated a cotton mill in eastern Connecticut, gave his son the money to open his first store, on Broadway, in 1837. But more important than the $500 stake made from cotton was the young mans destination and timing: Charles L. Tiffany had begun serving a city in extraordinary, and enduring, economic ascent. As with any commodity, trading in cotton was complicated and risky. Businessmen, even savvy ones, lost fortunes, but some made their mark on the city nonetheless. As cotton was becoming a staple in the transatlantic trade, Scotsman Archibald Gracie immigrated to New York after training in Liverpool, Great Britains great cotton port. Gracie became an international shipping magnate, a merchant prince, building a summer home on the East River before losing much of his wealth. His son and grandson left the city to become cotton brokers in Mobile, Alabama, but their familys summer home, today called Gracie Mansion, is the official residence of the mayor of New York. But beyond identifying the individuals who prospered from the Souths most important product, its vital to understand the economic climatethe vast opportunities for wealth that the cotton trade created, and that linked New York City so tightly to the South. Before the Civil War, the citys fortunes, its very future, were considered by many to be inseparable from those of the cotton-producing states. Secession was not even an original thought with Wood, a tall, charming, three-term scoundrel of a mayor and multiterm congressman. For years, members of New Yorks business community had mused privately, and occasionally in the pages of journals, that the city would be better off as a free port, independent of tariff-levying politicians in Albany and Washington. As America unraveled over the issue of slavery, many Northern politicians and businessmen became frantic to reach out to their most important constituency: Southern planters. New York was not the only area in the North whose future was threatened by the growing secession crisis. In Massachusetts, birthplace of America, and the center of an increasingly troublesome movement called abolitionism, the Southern states frequent threats to secede had become an ongoing nightmare for the leaders of the powerful textile industry. By 1860, New England was home to 472 cotton mills, built on rivers and streams throughout the region. The town of Thompson, Connecticut, alone, for example, had seven mills within its nine-square-mile area. Hundreds of other textile mills were scattered in New York State, New Jersey, and elsewhere in the North. Just between 1830 and 1840, Northern mills consumed more than 100 million pounds of Southern cotton. With shipping and manufacturing included, the economy of much of New England was connected to textiles. For years, the national dispute over slavery had been growing more and more alarming to the powerful group of Massachusetts businessmen that historians refer to as the Boston Associates. When this handful of brilliant industrialists established Americas textile industry earlier in the nineteenth century, they also created Americas own industrial revolution. By the 1850s, their enormous profits had been poured into a complex network of banks, insurance companies, and railroads. But their wealth remained anchored to dozens of mammoth textile mills in Massachusetts, southern Maine, and New Hampshire. Some of these places were textile cities, reallylike Lowell and Lawrence, Massachusetts, both named for Boston Associates founders. As the nation lurched toward war and the certainty of economic disruption, these industrialists and allied politicians wanted to convince the South that at least some in the North were eager to compromise on slavery. A compromise was critical, for the good of the Union and business. On the evening of October 11, 1858, a standing-room-only audience of politicians and businessmen honored a visitor at a rally at Faneuil Hall, long the center of Bostons public life. The wealthy and powerful of New Englands preeminent city lauded the intellectual cultivation and eloquence of the senator from Mississippi, and when Jefferson Davis walked onto the stage, the Brahmins of Boston gave him a standing ovation. Other American staples, such as corn, wheat, and tobacco, have a charged or even exalted status in our nations narrative. And other resourceswhale oil, coal, and goldwere the main characters in defining chapters of American history. But cotton was king. On the cusp of the Civil War, the 10 major cotton states were producing 66 percent of the worlds cotton, and raw cotton accounted for more than half of all U.S. exports. The numbers are almost impossible to grasp: in the season that ended on August 31, 1860, the United States produced close to 5 million bales of cotton, or roughly 2.3 billion pounds. Of that amount, it exported about halfor more than 1 billion poundsto Great Britains 2,650 cotton factories. By then, the Industrial Revolution had spread throughout Europe. Although small compared with Great Britains, Frances textile industry, centered in Lille, was also fed almost entirely by U.S. cotton, 200 million pounds worth in 1858. And Southern cotton was important to textile industries in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Russia, Italy, Spain, and Belgium. But most of the worlds cotton went through Liverpool, the port nearest Manchester in Lancashire, the heart of textile manufacturing. Up until the end of the 1700s, Great Britain had imported most of its cotton from the Mediterranean, its colonies in the West Indies, and India and Brazil. But in 1794 Eli Whitney, the son of a Massachusetts farmer, patented his cotton gin (invented the previous year), and it changed the world. The problem with cotton is its seeds. Nestled deep in the fibers of every fist-sized boll of upland cottonthe predominant type grown in Americaare 30 to 40 impossibly sticky green seeds that must be removed before the white, fluffy fibers can be used. Before Whitney patented his gin, it took one person an entire day to remove the seeds from a pound of cotton. The gin both mechanized and accelerated the process. The teeth of a series of circular saws captured the seeds, allowing the fibers to be pulled away from them. The device increased the production of cleaned cotton an astonishing fiftyfold. In seeking a patent for his invention, Whitney wrote to Thomas Jefferson, then secretary of state, explaining that by using the gin, one negro [could] . . . clean fifty weight (I mean fifty pounds after it is separated from the seed), of the green seed cotton per day. Jefferson was one of the first plantation owners to order a gin. Growing cotton suddenly became hugely profitable. Farmers across the South switched over to cotton, and within only about 15 years they were supplying more than half of Great Britains demand for the product. Well before 1860, the relationship between Great Britain and the South had become ironclad. A lot of cotton required a lot of slaves. In 1850, some 2.3 million people were enslaved in the 10 cotton states; of these, nearly 2 million were involved in some aspect of cotton production. And their numbers, and importance, just kept growing. As early as 1836, the secretary of the treasury told Congress that with less than 100,000 more field hands and the conversion of just 500,000 more acres of rich Southern land, the United States could produce enough raw cotton for the entire world. By the eve of the Civil War, Great Britain was largely clothing the Western world, using Southern-grown, slave-picked cotton. In 1850, the South was home to about 75,000 cotton plantations. Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia each had over 14,500. The cotton states produced a staggering 2 million bales that year. Even people who saw the trade in action struggled to describe it. In December 1848, Solon Robinson, a farmer and writer from Connecticut who became agriculture editor for the New York Tribune, visited the nations largest cotton port. It must be seen to be believed, Robinson wrote of the acres of cotton bales standing on the docks of New Orleans. Boats are constantly arriving, so piled up with cotton, that the lower tier of bales on deck are in the water; and as the boat is approaching, it looks like a huge raft of cotton bales, with the chimneys and steam pipe of an engine sticking up out of the centre. From New Orleans and the other major cotton portsSavannah, Georgia; Charleston, South Carolina; and Mobile, Alabamamost of the cotton was shipped to Liverpool. If it did not go directly to Liverpool, it was sent to the North: to Boston for use in the domestic textile industry, or to New York City. From New York, it generally went to Liverpool, or elsewhere in Europe. But this gives only the slightest hint of the role New York City and the rest of the North played in the cotton trade, or of the lengths the New York business community was forced to go to protect its franchise. The Union Committee of Fifteen had called a meeting at the offices of Richard Lathers, a prominent cotton merchant. The organizers had planned to invite 200 people, and by written invitation only. But the group that thronged outside of Latherss offices at 33 Pine Street, a block over from Wall Street, surpassed 2,000. In fact, offices across the street had to be quickly commandeered to accommodate the crowd, and even then the merchants, bankers, and others who gathered that Saturday afternoon spilled into the street. This was hardly the first time that the worried business community had met to discuss strategies to smooth relations between North and South. But the Pine Street meeting on December 15, 1860, may have represented the group at its most panicky. South Carolinas probable secession vote was days away, and there was talk of Alabama following South Carolina. After that, who knew? The South had to be persuaded to stay in the Union until some kind of compromise in the slavery controversy could be found. The very spine of nineteenth-century money and power attended the meeting. These merchant princes included: A. T. Stewart, a cotton merchant who opened the nations first department store, called the marble palace, on Broadway. Stewart was thought to be the wealthiest man in New York. Moses Taylor, sugar importer, banker, and coal and railroad magnate, whose extensive enterprises made him, for nearly half a century, one of the most influential businessmen in New York City. Abiel Abbot Low, whose A. A. Low & Brothers was the most important firm in the new and booming China trade. William B. Astor, son of fur and real estate mogul John Jacob Astor, the nations first millionaire. Wall Street banker August Belmont, American agent for the Rothschilds of Germany, who married the daughter of Commodore Perry and whose passion for horse breeding led to the creation of the Belmont Stakes.From the Hardcover edition.; Title: Complicity: How the North Promoted, Prolonged, and Profited from Slavery",
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+    "text": "Finalist for the 2017 Army Historical Foundation Distinguished Writing Award\"Hogeland breathes new life into a transformative conflict unknown to most modern Americans but decisive in shaping the future trajectory of the United States . . . He paints vivid portraits of leaders such as Blue Jacket (Shawnee) and Little Turtle (Miami), who were among the most formidable indigenous adversaries that U.S. forces ever faced . . . [and] convincingly argues the significance of Washington's decisions during this episode . . . Indeed, Mr. Hogeland's work invites reflection on why some of the most important (and darker) legacies of Washington's presidencyestablishing federal supremacy over the west and its native inhabitants in a war of unbridled conquesthave also been the most readily forgotten.\" David Preston, The Wall Street Journal \"In elegant, authoritative prose packed with lively characters and hard-won detail, Hogeland tells the strangely unknown story of the conquest of the American Midwest . . . Autumn of the Black Snake is a narrative history, often a gripping and even thrilling one . . . His finest and most disturbing book to date.\" Richard Kreitner, The Nation\"Autumn of the Black Snake is a thorough, informative and entertaining read . . . yet it is also a devastatingly accurate mirror into our own political souls . . . Hogeland deserves all the plaudits he can get for writing such an insightful book about the present by diving so deep into America's past . . . The best popular histories are the ones that take obscure subjects and make them not only compelling, but vitally relevant, for lay readers.\" Matthew Rozsa, Salon.com\"Compelling . . . Hogeland rescues some colorful key players from obscurity and restores them to the main narrative of the early American republic.\" Amy H. Sturgis, Reason \"[Autumn of the Black Snake is] narrative-driven; carefully constructed for maximum tension and dramatic payoff . . . [Hogeland] has situated himself as one of the foremost critics, outside academia, of the Founders Chic thatin the wake of Hamiltonremains a remarkably dominant paradigm . . . He also makes a sustained effort to include Native American perspectives . . . [and] grapples with the possibilities and limitations of Native strategywhich is crucial to challenging assumptions about the inevitability of white conquest . . .\" Tom Cutterham, The Junto\"Hogeland does a fine job of bringing this untold tale of the U.S. Armys birth to life . . . Its an intriguing saga of double-dealing, limited diplomacy, and strong personalities on all sides . . . Hogelands writing shines . . . For any reader interested in early American political or military history, Autumn of the Black Snake would be a good addition to their bookshelves.\" James A. Percoco, Washington Independent Review of Books\"Hogeland grippingly relates the battles over the Ohio Valley between the fledgling U.S. and a coalition of the Shawnee, Miami, and Delaware nations . . . Well-known Revolutionary characters (Washington and Hamilton, for instance) fill Hogeland's pages; so too do colorful, little-known, and impressively skilled British military figures and Native Americans . . . Stuffed with detail, Hogeland's solid and distinctive book fills a significant gap in the narrative history of the United States.\" Publishers Weekly \"Tightly focused . . . Hogeland vividly delineates these seminal personalities, such as the first commander of Washington's Western army, 'Mad Anthony' Wayne; the Indian leaders Blue Jacket and Little Turtle as well as the half-white Indian ally, Alexander McKee . . . An enlightening history of American westward expansion.\" Kirkus Reviews\"[Hogeland] spreads a rich tale of land hunger, self-dealing, betrayal, and change as Colonizers steadily migrated west, pushing Native tribes out of their traditional hunting and agricultural demesnes. Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian philosophies clashed while an unending stream of settlers trekked west. Detailed and . . . comprehensive.\" Edwin Burgess, Library Journal\"Hogeland relates . . . [this story] with eloquence and insight into the motives and actions of each side. This is a scrupulously balanced account of a formative period in westward expansion.\" Jay Freeman, Booklist\"[Hogeland's] story bristles with larger-than-life characters.\" Edward Morris, BookPage\"Like all great nonfiction, Autumn of the Black Snake takes the familiar and turns it upside down and inside out. With clear, muscular prose, William Hogeland sets the record straight on badly neglected early American history. He knows his stuff, and his point of view is fresh and sure-footed. My notion of the republic's narrative has been forever altered.\" Eric Bogosian, actor, Pulitzer Prizenominated playwright, and author of Operation Nemesis: The Assassination Plot That Avenged the Armenian Genocide\"William Hogeland is one of the best historians of early America. His books are pulsating and thought-provoking, and in Autumn of the Black Snake he marshals his skills to recount a sweeping story of frontier turbulence. Relating this saga would have been sufficient for some historians, but Hogeland goes further and lays bare President Washington's hidden motives. This is history at its best. The gripping account Hogeland provides is must-reading.\" John Ferling, author of Whirlwind: The American Revolution and the War That Won It and Jefferson and Hamilton: The Rivalry That Forged a Nation \"Autumn of the Black Snake is an elegantly written and scrupulously balanced account of what is sometimes called President George Washington's Indian war, enhanced with a nuanced and intriguing recounting of the often dirty politics behind the formation of the United States Army. I highly recommend this importantand thoroughly enjoyablebook on these overlooked but crucial episodes.\" Peter Cozzens, author of The Earth Is Weeping: The Epic Story of the Indian Wars for the American West \"Some wars America remembers, some wars we work to forget. William Hogeland gives a dramatic telling of the war that we have never really talked about, despite being the war that made us the global military power weare today. It's a harrowing story, brilliantly told, and a radical relook at the ragged collective of colonies who fought for their own liberty and then, once getting it, set out on the warpath, an empire bent on taking its neighbors' liberty away.\" Robert Sullivan, author of My American Revolution: A Modern Expedition Through History's Forgotten Battlegrounds and Rats: Observations on the History and Habitat of the City's Most Unwanted Inhabitants \"In this page-turner, the bigger-than-life characters of Little Turtle, George Washington, Blue Jacket, and Mad Anthony Wayne clash over the future of the continent at a time when any of them might have prevailed. A rich and important book.\" Kathleen DuVal, author of Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution \"William Hogeland's rare talent is turning books into conversation, and bloodless, impenetrable histories into compelling and strange narratives. Icons become flawed people who did all sorts of things for contradictory reasons. The author is a skeptic, political analyst, and truth teller. Which is all fine, but not nearly as important as being a brilliant and amusing storyteller.\" Paul Chaat Smith, author of Everything You Know About Indians Is Wrong\"If you think Custer's Last Stand was the biggest defeat inflicted on an American army by Native American forces, you should read William Hogeland's Autumn of the Black Snake. This book describes one of America's least-known but most important conflicts: the so-called Northwest Indian War. Hogeland shows how the annihilation of a large American force by a confederation of tribes caused the stoic George Washington to cry out in rage and led to the formation of the Legion of the United States which became the foundation of the American Army. He argues that this struggle is an ominous prequel to Imperial America, as greed, nationalism, and ambition swirl through a cast of amazing characters. In Autumn of the Black Snake, Hogeland once again manages to write rigorous, original history in wonderfully colloquial prose.\" John Dolan, aka Gary Brecher, The War NerdWilliam Hogeland is the author of three books on founding U.S. historyThe Whiskey Rebellion, Declaration, and Founding Financeas well as a collection of essays, Inventing American History. Born in Virginia and raised in Brooklyn, he lives in New York City.; Title: Autumn of the Black Snake: The Creation of the U.S. Army and the Invasion That Opened the West",
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+    "text": "[A] monumental study . . . a work of prodigious scholarship . . .with agonizing human texture and extraordinary detail . . . Wachsmann makes the unimaginable palpable. That is his great achievement. Roger Cohen, The New York Times Book Review[An] impressive and authoritative new study . . . [a] gripping, humane, and beautifully written narrative. Richard Evans, The New York Review of BooksKL is a definitive history . . . Mr. Wachsmann's most impressive achievement in this synthetic work is his portraits of individual human beings. It takes hard effort to assemble enough sources on inmates or SS men to sustain them as characters in a book of this length. The prisoners had a range of references to describe their ordeals, from the Book of Exodus through Dante's Inferno. In the generations since, their experience has become one of our points of reference in moral discussions, and it is all the more gratifying to see the camp inmates portrayed here with unvarnished humanity. Mr. Wachsmann has in effect united the best of the German and the British schools of grand World War II history: hugely but humbly exhaustive research with attention to character and to detailed narrative. Timothy Snyder, The Wall Street JournalThis is history writing of the highest order, and KL is surely one of the outstanding books written on the Third Reich in the past decade. Its author, Nikolaus Wachsmann, a professor of history at Birkbeck College, London, succeeds brilliantly in telling us much we did not know about what might seem like one of the most familiar phenomena of the Third Reich . . . What we have lacked all this time is a synoptic analysis of the development and character of the entire Nazi camp system. Now we have it and it will not need to be done again. In fact, anyone seriously interested in the Third Reich should read this book. Mark Mazower, Financial TimesMagisterial Thomas Laqueur, London Review of Books[A] superb book . . . essential, profoundly sobering . . . It is difficult to imagine a more powerfully instructive telling of this painful story, and it will certainly be a long time before this masterly account is superseded. Janet Caplan, The Times Literary SupplementDeeply researched, groundbreaking history. Adam Kirsch, The New YorkerWhile Wachsmann holds himself to highest standards of scholarship, he is also a gifted author whose eye frequently falls on the telling or surprising detail, which makes KL not only an important work of history, but also, even at 865 pages in length, a rich and highly readable book, full of incident and irony. Jonathan Kirsch, Jewish JournalBrilliant . . . Wachsmann writes fluently and stylishly . . . even on the harrowing subject of concentration camps, his work is eminently readable . . . [KL] is the first comprehensive study of the camps, based on mastery of a huge literature and stupendous research in many parts of the world. Its value lies in no small measure in the way it weaves together the history both of the perpetrators and of the victims . . . The value of the book transcends its own topic, centrally important though that is. It offers, in fact, a corrective to recent trends of interpretation of the Third Reich. Sir Ian Kershaw, The Telegraph (UK)This book is a remarkable achievement. Nikolaus Wachsmann has written the first integrated history of Nazi concentration camps, unifying in a single narrative the policies and measures governing the inception and growth of the system, the context in which the monstrous KL developed and how each of its stages and facets was recorded and remembered by its victims. The study is essential for a further understanding of the Third Reich. Saul Friedlander, author of The Years of Extermination: Nazi Germany and the Jews, 1939-1945 (winner of the Pulitzer Prize)Nikolaus Wachsmann has written an admirable historical overview of the Nazi concentration camps, effectively combining decades of recent scholarship with his own original research. He captures both the trajectory of dynamic change through which the camp system evolved as well as the experiences and agency--however limited--of the prisoner community. This is an impressive and valuable book. Christopher R. Browning, author of Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in PolandIt is hard to imagine that Nikolaus Wachsmann's superb book, surely to become the standard work on Nazi concentration camps, will ever be surpassed. Based on a huge array of widely scattered sources, it is a gripping as well as comprehensive and authoritative study of this grim but highly important topic. Sir Ian Kershaw, author of The End: The Defiance and Destruction of Hitler's Germany, 1944 1945This is the fullest and most comprehensive history of the Nazi concentration camps in any language: a magnificent feat of research, full of arresting detail and cogent analysis, readable as well as authoritative: an extraordinary achievement that will immediately take its place as the standard work on the subject. Sir Richard J Evans, author of The Third Reich at War[I]f a bookshelf has room for only one history of the Holocaust, this is a strong contender for that space. Stephanie Shapiro, The Buffalo News[A] comprehensive and ground-clearing work of research and a wrenching work of narrative. It's gruesome reading, but you're in masterful hands the entire time. Steve Donoghue, Open Letters MonthlyNikolaus Wachsmann... delivers a comprehensive history of an unendurable subject. ...[He] has absorbed an enormous amount of recent research on the KL. From this mountain of material he has crafted a fluent and gripping history. David Mikics, Tablet MagazineWachsmann's meticulously detailed history is essential for many reasons, not the least of which is his careful documentation of Nazi Germany's descent from greater to even greater madness. To the persistent question, \"How did it happen?,\" Wachsmann supplies voluminous answers. Earl Pike, Cleveland Plain DealerMonumentally impressive . . . seems certain to become the definitive history of the Nazi concentration camps . . . his scholarship brings new life to a familiar subject. Dominic Sandbrook, Sunday Times (UK)Profoundly important . . . exceptional . . . will surely become the standard work on the subject. Laurence Rees, The Irish Mail on SundayA remarkable feat . . . readable, accessible . . . KL represents the acme of what the historical discipline can achieve. Dan Stone, BBC History Magazine[A] magnificent work of scholarship . . . every page of Nikolaus Wachsmann's magisterial account is suffused with humanity. David Cesarani, Literary Review (UK)Wachsmann's exhaustive study will be seen as the authoritative work on the subject. Publishers Weekly, starred reviewA harrowing, thorough study of the Nazi camps . . . A comprehensive, encyclopedic work that should be included in the collections of libraries, schools and other institutions. Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Nikolaus Wachsmann is a professor of modern European history at Birkbeck College, University of London. He is the author of the prizewinning Hitler's Prisons and a coeditor of Concentration Camps in Nazi Germany: The New Histories.; Title: KL: A History of the Nazi Concentration Camps",
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Incredibly powerful and well-researched . . . Forman is masterful.\" Vesla M. Weaver, The Boston Review\"Superb and shattering . . . 'How did a majority black jurisdiction end up incarcerating so many of its own?' This is the exceptionally delicate question that [Forman] tries to answer, with exemplary nuance, over the course of his book. His approach is compassionate . . . The effect, for the reader, is devastating.\" Jennifer Senior, The New York Times\"Timely . . . A masterly account of how a generation of black elected officials wrestled with recurring crises of violence and drug use in the nation's capital . . . A big deal and a major breakthrough . . . Forman's novel claim is this: What most explains the punitive turn in black America is not a repudiation of civil rights activism, as some have argued, but an embrace of it . . . \" Khalil Gibran Muhammad, The New York Times Book Review \"Remarkable . . . Forman's beautifully written narrative, enriched by firsthand knowledge of the cops and courts, neither condemns black leaders in hindsight nor exonerates the white-dominated institutions . . . He adds historical nuance to the story of 'mass incarceration' told in . . . The New Jim Crow.\" Charles Lane, The Washington Post \"Surprising . . . [Forman's] moving, nuanced, and candid account challenges another aspect of the 'New Jim Crow' thesis. He shows that some of the most ardent proponents of toughon-crime policies in the era that brought us mass incarceration were black politicians and community leadersmany of whom were veterans of the civil rights movement . . . The correctives offered by Forman . . . have consequences not only for how we understand mass incarceration, but for how we go about fixing it.\" David Cole, The New York Review of Books\"An honest and balanced book . . . Locking Up Our Own doesn't play down the history of racism in our criminal-justice system, but it does explain why racial bias doesn't tell the whole story . . . If we are going to have national 'conversations' about race in the U.S., a book like Locking Up Our Own ought to set the tone. If it did, these debates would be not only more honest but also more civil.\" Jason L. Riley, The Wall Street Journal\"Revelatory . . . As Forman reminds his readers, black people have long been vigilant, often to no avail, about two kinds of equality enshrined in our nation's ideals: equal protection of the law, and equal justice under the law . . . Locking Up Our Own is a well-timed, nuanced examination of the past . . . [and] makes a powerful case that the African American community was instrumental in creating a monster. We should be grateful that the same community . . . is leading the fight to take the monster down.\" Paul Butler, The Atlantic \"Poignant and insightful . . . Forman deftly moves between . . . examples of black community support for a law-and-order crackdown and the dire present-day consequences of our increasingly punitive and aggressive war on crime . . . Timely and important.\" Richard Thompson Ford, San Francisco Chronicle \"Eloquent . . . A gritty, often revelatory work of local history, interspersed with tales of Forman's experiences as a public defender . . . Locking Up Our Own is a sobering chronicle of how black people, in the hope of saving their communities, contributed to the rise of a system that has undone much of the progress of the civil rights era. But, as Forman knows, they could not have built it by themselves, and they are even less likely to be able to abolish it without influential white allies, and dramatic reforms in the structure of American society.\" Adam Shatz, London Review of Books\"Tightly argued and compellingly readable . . . Forman is ideally suited to tell this tale . . . [and] the story he tells is nuanced . . . Locking Up Our Own is a major contribution to the literature on mass incarceration.\" Matt Wasserman, The Indypendent \"A breakthrough . . . very engaging and lucidly written.\" Andy Martin, The Independent (London) \"[Forman] offers an insightful history of black American leaders and their struggle to keep their communities safe from police and criminals alike . . . From both these personal experiences and the history that helped shape them, Forman uncovers the black community's role in waging wars on crime and drugs.\" Matt Ford, The Atlantic\"Nuanced and insightful . . . Locking Up Our Own relentlessly explores the startling paradox that punitive measures today considered discriminatory were initially supported in the black community on the grounds of self-protection.\" Owen Hamill, Seattle Book Review\"[Locking Up Our Own] mirrors a Greek tragedy of national proportions in its notes of dramatic irony . . . But there also runs a deeper seam in Forman's examination of crime and race in America, one of great compassion . . . An important book for this era of reanimated black awareness.\" Brandon Tensley, Pacific Standard \"The big spring book to argue about . . . Forman can catalogue more dysfunctional systems at close range than The Wire did.\" Boris Kachka, Vulture\"A sharp analysis . . . Forman shows how our nation has gotten to the point where so many citizensprimarily blacksare imprisoned . . . Writing with authority and compassion, the author tells many vivid stories of the human toll taken by harsh criminal justice policies. He also asks provocative questions . . . Certain to stir debate, this book offers an important new perspective on the ongoing proliferation of America's 'punishment binge.'\" Kirkus Reviews (starred review)\"Forman's comprehensive research and analysis, as well as his compassion and personal experiences, make Locking Up Our Own a powerfully important and accessible glimpse at the U.S.'s punitive criminal justice system.\" Jen Forbus, Shelf Awareness \"James Forman Jr. masterfully explores why so many African Americans supported tough criminal laws over the past fifty years, and why, more recently, their attitudes began to shift. Combining dramatic stories from his work as a public defender with original historical research, Forman uncovers mass incarcerations hidden history while documenting its human cost. Beautifully written, powerfully argued, and, most of all, deeply empathetic, Locking Up Our Own should be read by everybody who cares about race and justice in America.\" Van Jones, author of The Green-Collar Economy and Rebuild the Dream\"An absolutely essential read for anyone who wants to understand the politics of crime, race, and incarceration.\"Chris Hayes, host of All In with Chris Hayes and author of A Colony in a Nation\"Locking Up Our Own is an engaging, insightful, and provocative reexamination of over-incarceration in the black community. James Forman Jr. carefully exposes the complexities of crime, criminal justice, and race. What he illuminates should not be ignored.\" Bryan Stevenson, author of Just Mercy and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative\"James Forman Jr.s frank and necessary history rings with the authentic voices of black Americans. By paying close attention to local conditions, he shows how well-meaning reforms snowballed into steadily harsher criminal justice policies in Washington, D.C. This is a very valuable and fascinating bookhighly readable, engaging, and resolutely accurate about the urban realities it depicts. I recognized this world.\" Jill Leovy, author of Ghettoside: A True Story of Murder in America\"Forman's compassionate narrative interweaves the complexities of racial and class dynamics, especially in how African-American political officials, police chiefs, judges and prosecutors came to support the punitive policies that now ravage poor communities of color more than anyone else . . . [Locking Up Our Own] should become required reading for students, citizens, activists and policy reformers interested in excavating how our system of hyper-incarceration was constructed incrementally over decades.\" Alex Mikulich, America\"Locking Up Our Own is a pathbreaking examination of the ways that, over the past half century, African American policymakers, social justice activists, jurists, prosecutors, police officials, and ordinary folk have thought about and grappled with the administration of criminal justice. It is vivid, accessible, and full of illuminating insights. It is a brilliant distillation of deep research, disciplined thoughtfulness, and moral passion. In ongoing discussions about crime and justice in America, particularly its racial dimensions, no book will be more essential than Locking Up Our Own. Randall Kennedy, Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and author of For Discrimination and Race, Crime, and the Law\"James Forman Jr. tells the fascinating story of mass incarceration from the ground up. We see the heartbreaking stories of young people whose life prospects are diminished through tough-on-crime policies, the leaders in the black community whose limited choices led to support for harsh punishments, and the ways in which the legacy of racism still frames outcomes in the twenty-first century. Locking Up Our Own helps us to understand how the prison population exploded and what we need to do to create a more compassionate approach to crime and justice.\" Marc Mauer, Executive Director of The Sentencing Project and author of Race to IncarcerateJames Forman Jr. is a professor of law at Yale Law School. He has written for The New York Times, The Atlantic, numerous law reviews, and other publications. A former clerk for Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor, he spent six years as a public defender in Washington, D.C., where he cofounded the Maya Angelou Public Charter School.; Title: Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America",
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+    "text": "[Gerwarth's] account is both important and timely, and obliges us to reconsider a period and a battle front that has too often been neglected by historians . . . Well-researched and engrossing. Margaret MacMillan, The New York Times Book ReviewFor many of the Great War's defeated nations and peoples, as Robert Gerwarth shows brilliantly in The Vanquished, the full course of strife and bloodshed ended only in late 1923 . . . Based on a staggering range of primary materials and secondary literature, The Vanquished fills a vast canvas . . . [A] path-breaking study. Brendan Simms, The Wall Street Journal\"Utterly fascinating . . . [The Vanquished] probes deeply into an area of this intensely-studied war that comparatively few studies take on at such length and detail . . . The long after-effects of the Great War are painted with comprehensive skill in these pages; its an account unlike any other in the crowded field of WWI studies . . . Vital reading, essential for any student of the First World War.\" Steve Donoghue, Open Letters MonthlyThis narrative of continent-wide chaos makes it easier to understand why order came to seem a supremely desirable objective in 1930s Europe, trumping freedom . . . it helps us understand why few wars reach tidy conclusions: once a society has suspended its instinctive, social and legal prejudice against killing, it often proves hard to restore. Max Hastings, The Sunday TimesGerwarth fills The Vanquished with illuminating quotations and stories that pull together a complex narrative about the uneasy peace of the late Twenties and shine a piercing light into darkened corners of history . . . The Vanquished is an unnerving reminder of how stubbornly some geopolitical fault-lines endure. Sinclair McKay, The TelegraphA mixture of fast-paced narrative and fluent analysis of the turmoil that unfolded in the lands of the four shattered empires, as well as Greece and Italy, either side of the November 1918 armistice on the western front. Gerwarth demonstrates with an impressive concentration of detail that in central, eastern and south-eastern Europe the carnage of the first world war by no means came to an end, as it did for the British and French, in late 1918. Tony Barber, Financial TimesGerwarth has synthesized an enormous range of primary and secondary sources in half a dozen languages. Combining a big-picture overview with close-up detail - we hear the voices of soldiers, politicians, civilians - Gerwarth has written a vivid if disturbing account of a crucial period in 20th century history. Matthew Price, The NationalSearing and vivid . . . a timely reminder that the roots of century-long violence can be traced back to the cataclysmic end of the Great War. Richard Overy, Literary ReviewGerwarth's fascinating and finely crafted book is a rich combination of military, political, cultural and social history. He makes good use of literary sources and witness testimony to bring the events he narrates to life . . . an impressive work of highly accessible scholarship. Geoffrey Roberts, Irish TimesThis is an important and compelling book with a fascinating and chilling narrative ... Gerwarth reveals how the forgotten postwar violence comprised a key step on Europe's descent into darkness. Alexander Watson, BBC History MagazineWhile Gerwarth's warfare theories are cogent and convincing, he never loses sight of the human dimension. He skillfully avoids the danger of getting bogged down in a mass of detail, livening up his narrative by using contemporary quotes from politicians, soldiers and writers. One mark of a good history book is that it allows the reader to see familiar events from a new perspective . . . [i]n this respect, The Vanquished is an exceptional history book. Andrew Lynch, Sunday Post Business Magazine[Gerwarth] shines a light on what is, from a western European point of view, a somewhat obscure and relatively short period of time . . . from the layman's vantage point, it is so well written that it reads like a novel. Tragically, for the people killed, wounded and forced to flee from their homes, it is not. This book is well worth the read. Frank MacGabhann, Irish IndependentThis fine and timely study makes a compelling case for the argument that the bloody aftermath of the war did more to destroy European civilisation than the declarations of war in 1914 . . . at a time when Vladimir Putin seems intent on regaining Tsarist Russia's frontiers, and the map of the Middle East drawn by the victorious powers becomes ever more blurred, we might well ask whether the First World War has ended yet. A.W. Purdue, Times Higher Education SupplementA clear and excellent account of the abrupt break-up of the Habsburg, Hohenzollern, Ottoman and Romanov empires and the difficult birth of their successor states during 1917-23. History of War ReviewsGerwarth provides an essential contribution to our understanding of the interwar years. Jay Freeman, BooklistControversial, persuasive, and impressively documented. Publishers WeeklyThe first study of the disorders that shook all the defeated states of Europe following World War . . . In this extensively researched and crisply written account, Gerwarth explores the political and military upheavals throughout central Europe . . . A thorough explanation for the rise of the nationalist and fascist groups who set the stage for World War II. Kirkus ReviewsRobert Gerwarth is professor of modern history at University College Dublin and the director of its Centre for War Studies. 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+    "text": "Encounters at the Heart of the World shows readers that there is much more to Mandan history than merely their suffering at the hands of Euroamerican epidemiology . . . Fenn relies upon deep archival research and a felicitous prose style to bring this forgotten world to life, starting with the Mandans' ancestral migrations from places south and east before their coalescence around the year 1400 in a fifty-mile stretch along the Missouri between the mouths of the Knife and Cannonball rivers. And what a rich and vibrant culture it was. Some of Fenn's best work concerns the material and social life of the Mandans . . . Perhaps the most compelling portion of the book is Fenn's recreation of Mandan cosmology and religious life, particularly the Okipa ceremony, an elaborate and intricate ritual performed every summer . . . The Mandan story is a reminder that even the most flourishing societies can be brought low, in virtually an instant, by the unpredictable workings of the natural world (to say nothing of human foes). But Fenn's account tells us also that cultures can persist and even recover in the wake of such awful devastation. Andrew Graybill, The Daily BeastElizabeth Fenn's Encounters at the Heart of the World is a book about those scraps--and about the author's personal encounters with them. It is a book of fragments or, as Ms. Fenn describes it, a mosaic . . . pieced together out of stones from many quarries.' . . . Somehow the fragments cohere into a more compelling portrait than a more linear brush, and a less personally visible artist, could have painted . . . Ms. Fenn is most compelling when she applies her detective skills to things scientific, medical and ecological . . . Ms. Fenn's mosaic brilliantly overcomes the shortcomings of her written and archaeological sources . . . Readers who follow her toward, but never quite into, the heart of the Mandans' world will be richer for the journey. Daniel K. Richter, The Wall Street JournalRelying on fragmentary documentary records, discoveries by archaeologists, imaginative detective work, evidence uncovered by anthropologists, geologists, climatologists and nutritional scientists, plus paintings and drawings by frontier artists George Catlin, Karl Bodmer and others, Fenn pieces together a rich and remarkably detailed history of this nearly forgotten tribe . . . The product of her work is this wonderfully interesting book that should finally help the Mandans claim their rightful place in history. Steve Raymond, The Seattle TimesAnyone who has seen the sensitive portraits of Mandan chiefs painted in the 1830s by George Catlin and Karl Bodmer will be captivated by Fenn's exhaustively researched history of the tribe that once thrived on the upper Missouri River in present-day North Dakota--at one time the center of northern Plains commerce. Peaking at a population of 12,000 by 1500, and still a vital presence when Lewis and Clark visited in 1804, the Mandans were besieged by a daunting succession of challenges,' including Norway rats that decimated their corn stores, two waves of smallpox, whooping cough, and cholera, reducing their numbers to 300 by 1838. Piecing together the journals of white visitors to this then unmapped land--from the French explorers Lahontan in 1688 and de la Vrendrye 50 years later, to Lewis and Clark, and later Prince Maximilian accompanied by Bodmer, the Swiss painter--and the annual reports to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Fenn weaves the historical fabric of this proud people, enhanced by archaeological and climate studies tracing their migrations, food sources, and intertribal conflicts. Simultaneously scholarly and highly readable, Fenn's contribution enriches our understanding of not just Mandan history, but the history and culture of the prereservation northern Plains as well. Deborah Donovan, Booklist (starred review)Historians thought this book could not be written--a history of a world far from document producing Europeans. Elizabeth A. Fenn has done it, and she has made it a page-turner. Her breathtaking accomplishment will make us see American history in an entirely new way. Kathleen DuVal, University of North Carolina; author of The Native GroundIn this innovative and illuminating book, Elizabeth A. Fenn reorients early American history toward the geographic center of the continent. There, long before the arrival of colonists on the Atlantic coast, the Mandan people built one of the most important and enduring trading centers in America. Using tools from archaeology, anthropology, and epidemiology, Fenn reconstructs their remarkable story and recounts it in absorbing and transparent prose. Claudio Saunt, University of Georgia; author of West of the RevolutionWe have been conditioned to view early American history from coastal places inward, but what if we did the opposite and viewed developments from the deep interior outward? Elizabeth A. Fenn's engrossing new book does just that--and to stunning effect. The seemingly isolated Mandan villages in the center of North America emerge as pivotal places where many life-altering forces converged--from European trade and epidemics to the Lewis and Clark expedition. The Mandan history of struggle and resilience is filled with drama. Pekka Hmlinen, University of California, Santa Barbara; author of The Comanche EmpireFollowing the Mandan people from their precolonial independence through their adaptation and survival against fierce odds, Elizabeth A. Fenn presents new dimensions of American life all the way from the fifteenth century to our own time. Her book offers a spectacular demonstration of how much is needed to understand just one place and one people, and how that understanding can then illuminate a very large world. Any reader with an interest in colonial, western, and Native American history will gain from reading Encounters at the Heart of the World. Edward Countryman, Southern Methodist University; author of Enjoy the Same LibertyBy recovering the history of a set of native villages at the very heart of our continent, Elizabeth A. Fenn brilliantly shows how we can rethink the past. Working from the native center rather than the colonial and coastal periphery, Fenn deftly reveals the haunting interplay of nature, humanity, loss, survival, and memory in the lives of the Mandans and their neighbors, who both shared and violently contested a demanding yet beautiful land. Alan Taylor, University of California, Davis; author of American ColoniesFor almost three centuries, the Mandans' society of farmers and traders dominated one of North America's greatest networks of exchange, hosting and bartering with the French, English, and Spanish; with the Hidatsas, Arikaras, Assiniboines, and Lakota Sioux; and, later, with the hustlers, soldiers, hunters, and artists of the new United States. The Mandan saga is, like all human stories, replete with joy and tragedy, triumph and despair. Drawing on a staggering range of sources, Elizabeth A. Fenn has recovered it and brought this very American story to life. Charles C. Mann, author of 1491 and 1493Elizabeth A. Fenn is an associate professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder, where she holds the Walter and Lucienne Driskill Chair in Western American History. She is the coauthor of Natives and Newcomers and the author of the award-winning Pox Americana (Hill & Wang, 2001). She lives in Longmont, Colorado.; Title: Encounters at the Heart of the World: A History of the Mandan People",
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+    "text": "Battle is the dramatic centerpiece of Civil War history; this penetrating study looks instead at the somber aftermath. Historian Faust (Mothers of Invention) notes that the Civil War introduced America to death on an unprecedented scale and of an unnatural kindgrisly, random and often ending in an unmarked grave far from home. She surveys the many ways the Civil War generation coped with the trauma: the concept of the Good Deathconscious, composed and at peace with God; the rise of the embalming industry; the sad attempts of the bereaved to get confirmation of a soldier's death, sometimes years after war's end; the swelling national movement to recover soldiers' remains and give them decent burials; the intellectual quest to find meaningor its absencein the war's carnage. In the process, she contends, the nation invented the modern culture of reverence for military death and used the fallen to elaborate its new concern for individual rights. Faust exhumes a wealth of materialcondolence letters, funeral sermons, ads for mourning dresses, poems and stories from Civil Warera writersto flesh out her lucid account. The result is an insightful, often moving portrait of a people torn by grief. Photos. (Jan. 10) Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Those who fret over the state of American universities will embrace this history by Drew Gilpin Faust. Academics appreciate how Faust explains so many social and cultural changes by recentering the story of the war on its massive toll in lives: the estimated 2 percent who died, or 620,000, would be equivalent to 6 million today. She also breaks new ground by reexamining the relationship of the war to modern institutions like the welfare state. Yet Faust constructs This Republic of Suffering in a way that will appeal to every reader\"from the Civil War buff to the casual nonfiction reader. Some critics were a little queasy about the books level of detail, both in describing death and the lives of its victims. But as more than one reviewer pointed out, for a nation at war, such writing and such reading are a duty.Copyright 2004 Phillips & Nelson Media, Inc.; Title: This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War",
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+    "text": "Starred Review. The Union's military effort in the first half of the Civil War remains essentially defined by the Army of the Potomac: earnest and willing, but consistently outfought and outgeneraled. A similar image accompanies the Army of the Cumberland, the second most familiar Union field army. But in the Mississippi Valley, the North developed an army that defeated all comers from Shiloh to Savannah, participated in the war's decisive battles from Fort Donelson through Vicksburg to Atlanta, and raised some of the war's finest generals. Until now, the Army of the Tennessee has been relatively neglectedperhaps because it fails to fit the Union stereotype of triumphing by force rather than finesse. Woodworth, a historian at Texas Christian University who has written several books on the Civil War (Beneath a Northern Sky; A Scythe of Fire; etc.), corrects this oversight in what is arguably the best one-volume history written to date of a Civil War field army. Combining impeccable scholarship and comfortable style, Woodworth describes a force whose tone was set by volunteer regiments from the farms and small towns of the Mississippi Valley: Iowa, Illinois, Missouri. Already accustomed to hard work and rough living, these men readily learned how to march and fight. Though Woodworth credits the army's unique combination of steadiness and aggressiveness to its first commander, Ulysses S. Grant, he details how the Army of the Tennessee learned war from other masters as well: West Point graduates, like William Sherman and James McPherson; civilian corps commanders, like \"Black Jack\" Logan and Frank Blair; and hundreds of field and company officers who learned their craft on the job and who led by example rather than by order. They made the Army of the Tennessee the Union's whiplash in the West and one of the three or four most formidable large formations in America's military history. (Oct. 28) Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.A veteran Civil War military historian, Woodworth specializes in the western campaigns, in which the Union's premier force was the Army of the Tennessee. Raised from Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, its commanders over time were Grant, Halleck, Sherman, and McPherson, and Woodworth's narrative duly oscillates between the headquarters tent and the soldiers' campfire. Typical of Civil War armies, this one was affected at the top by political machinations, whose negative effects on field operations Woodworth astutely analyzes; Grant's eventual surmounting of these obstacles earns the author's unqualified respect. For to the extent any military unit possesses a personality, this army had Grant's. Woodworth concludes that, besides strategic acumen exhibited in the Vicksburg campaign, Grant imparted to his officers the principle of relentless advance, which kept morale high and Confederate forces off balance. As to the soldiers' thoughts, which were of home and victory, Woodworth ably crafts them into his account of the army's battles, from Shiloh to Chattanooga to Georgia. Balanced and readable, Woodworth's work is an exemplary army-level unit history. Gilbert TaylorCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved; Title: Nothing but Victory: The Army of the Tennessee, 1861-1865",
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+    "text": "Praise for Heather Ann ThompsonsBlood in the Water Gripping . . . Not all works of history have something to say so directly to the present, but Heather Ann Thompsons Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971 and Its Legacy, which deals with racial conflict, mass incarceration, police brutality and dissembling politicians, reads like it was special-ordered for the sweltering summer of 2016. But theres nothing partisan or argumentative about Blood in the Water. The power of this superb work of history comes from its methodical mastery of interviews, transcripts, police reports and other documents, covering 35 years, many released only reluctantly by government agencies . . . Its Ms. Thompsons achievement, in this remarkable book, to make us understand why this one group of prisoners [rebelled], and how many others shared the cost. Mark Oppenheimer, The New York Times Chilling, and in places downright shocking . . . [Thompson] tells the story of the riot and its aftermath with precision and momentum. Bryan Burrough, The Wall Street Journal A masterly account . . . Essential . . . Blood in the Water restores [the prisoners] struggle to its rightful place in our collective memory. James Forman Jr., The New York Times Book ReviewA long, memorable chronicle . . . dense with new information . . . Thompsons capacity for close observation and her honesty [are] impressive. Adam Gopnik,The New Yorker Masterful. Lewis M. Steel, The NationThompsons book is a masterpiece of historical research; it is thoroughly researched, extensively documented and reads like a novel . . . Magnificent. Terry Hartle,The Christian Science Monitor Heather Ann Thompson tracked down long-hidden files related to the tragedy at Atticasome of which have since disappearedto tell the saga in its full horror. Larry Getlen, New York Post Writing with cinematic clarity from meticulously sourced material, [Thompson] brilliantly exposes the realities of the Attica prison uprising . . . Thompsons superb and thorough study serves as a powerful tale of the search for justice in the face of the abuses of institutional power. Publishers Weekly Review of the Day (starred review)[A] real eye-opener for readers whose interest in Attica and knowledge of what happened ended when the headlines receded . . . Compelling . . . Sensitive . . . Impressively authoritative and thoughtfully composed. Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Blood in the Water is extraordinaryatrue gift to the written history of civil rights and racial justice struggles in America. Michelle Alexander, author of The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness Remarkable. Blood in the Water is a historical tour de force. It sheds new light on these most important historical events, events that in part triggered the wave of exponential prison growth today. For those of us who have been tracing the rise of mass incarceration in this country, Heather Ann Thompsons book is a must read. Bernard E. Harcourt, Professor of Law and Political Science at Columbia University Heather Ann Thompson wields the powers of the historian with mesmerizing force. Forty-five years after the Attica uprising, Blood in the Water offers the most complete history to date on that tragic episode and does so with unflinching purpose: a clearer view of the consequences for human life, both past and present. Glenn E. Martin, Founder and President of JustLeadershipUSA Blood in the Water tells of warning signs in 1971 that still exist more than forty years later. Heather Ann Thompsons prophetic analysis is a sobering reminder that we must all care about what is happening to human beings behind prison walls. Soffiyah Elijah, Executive Director of the Correctional Association of New YorkHEATHER ANN THOMPSONis an award-winning historian at the University of Michigan. Her most recent book, Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971 and Its Legacy, won the Pulitzer Prize in History, the Bancroft Prize, the Ridenhour Book Prize, and the J. Willard Hurst Prize, and was a finalist for the National Book Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, among other accolades. She is also the author of Whose Detroit?: Politics, Labor, and Race in a Modern American City and the editor ofSpeaking Out: Activism and Protest in the 1960s and 1970s. Sheserved on a National Academy of Sciences blue-ribbon panel that studied the causes and consequences of mass incarceration in the United States and has given congressional staff briefings on the subject. Shehaswritten on the history of mass incarceration and its current impact forThe New York Times, Time, The Atlantic, Salon, Newsweek, NBC, Dissent, New Labor Forum,andThe Huffington Post,as well as for various top scholarly publications.; Title: Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971 and Its Legacy",
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+    "text": "\"The stain of Jim Crow runs deep in 20th-century America. . . . Its effects remain the nation's most pressing business. Trouble in Mind is an absolutely essential account of its dreadful history and calamitous legacy.\" --The Washington Post \"The most complete and moving account we have had of what the victims of the Jim Crow South suffered and somehow endured.\"--C. Vann Woodward In April 1899, black laborer Sam Hose killed his white boss in self-defense. Wrongly accused of raping the man's wife, Hose was mutilated, stabbed, and burned alive in front of 2,000 cheering whites. His body was sold piecemeal to souvenir seekers; an Atlanta grocery displayed his knuckles in its front window for a week. With the same narrative skill he brought to the Pulitzer Prize-winning Been in the Storm So Long, Leon Litwack constructs a searing history of life under Jim Crow. Drawing on new documentation and first-person accounts by blacks and whites, he describes the injustices--both institutional and personal--inflicted against a people. Here, too, are the black men and women whose activism, literature, and music preserved the genius of their human spirit. Painstakingly researched, important, and timely, Trouble in Mind recalls the bloodiest and most repressive period in the history of race relations in the United States--and the painful record of discrimination that haunts us to this day. \"Moving, elegant, earthy and pointed. . . . It forces us to reckon with the tragic legacies of freedom as well as of slavery. And it reminds us of the resilience and creativity of the human spirit.\" --Steven Hahn, The San Diego Union-Tribune \"A chilling reminder of how simple it has been forAmericans to delude themselves about the power of race.\" --The Raleigh News & ObserverLeon F. Litwack is the author of Been in the Storm So Long, which won the Pulitzer Prize in History and the Parkman Prize. He is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, two Distinguished Teaching Awards, and a National Endowment for the Humanities Film Grant, and is the Alexander F. and May T. Morrison Professor of American History at the University of California, Berkeley.; Title: Trouble in Mind",
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+    "text": "Bailyn spares no gory detail, but he treats his subjects with sympathy. The New YorkerThe Barbarous Years, the long-awaited companion to Voyagers to the West, is an even greater achievement. . . . Both in the span of time he examines (the years 1600 to 1675) and in his effort to capture the full range of the conflict of civilizations in the early European colonization of North America, The Barbarous Years is Bailyns most ambitious book. The Daily BeastBailyns extensive skills at demography, material history, and ideological history are on full display. The Wilson QuarterlyBarbarous Years [is] a cornucopia of human folly, mischief and intrigue. The Washington Independent Review of BooksBailyn has given readers a bracing, unvarnished account of a century that determined what would follow. Richmond Times-DispatchThroughout the book, Mr. Bailyn patiently explains the origins of the people who migrated to America. Readers learn which regions of England, the Netherlands and Scandinavia produced the most migrants, which social classes were best represented, and the extent to which young males predominated within various migrant flows. The Wall Street JournalMagisterial. . . . Popular histories often gentrify these early events, but Bailyns gripping, detailed, often squirm-inducing account makes it abundantly clear how ungenteel they actually were. Kirkus ReviewsDrawing on decades of sound, dynamic research, the author has provided scholars and general readers alike with an insightful and engaging account of Colonial America that signals a reset on Colonial studies, the culmination of his work. An important book. . . . Superbly told. Library Journal (starred review)In Bailyns perceptive and erudite hands, the original British, Dutch, and Swedish ventures assume as wild and variegated guises as did the forceful individuals who embarked on them. BooklistBernard Bailyn did his undergraduate work at Williams College and his graduate work at Harvard, where he is currently Adams University Professor and James Duncan Phillips Professor of Early American History Emeritus. His previous books include The New England Merchants in the Seventeenth Century; Education in the Forming of American Society; The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution, which received the Pulitzer and Bancroft prizes; The Ordeal of Thomas Hutchinson, which won the National Book Award for History; Voyagers to the West, which won the Pulitzer Prize; Faces of Revolution: Personalities and Themes in the Struggle for American Independence; To Begin the World Anew: The Genius and Ambiguities of the American Founders; and Atlantic History: Concept and Contours. In 2011 he received the National Humanities Medal.; Title: The Barbarous Years: The Peopling of British North America--The Conflict of Civilizations, 1600-1675",
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+    "text": "\"An evocative, powerful, and troubling book about a little-known war that speaks to all wars.\" The New Republic\"Brilliant. . . . Lepore's grasp of the complexities and varieties of the human beings in her drama matches that of a fine novelist. . . . This is history as it should be written.\" The Boston Globe\"Fascinating . . . rich in imagination, in moral ruminations about the meaning and justice of war.\" The New York Review of BooksJill Lepore has written a brilliant study of the different ways Americans have understood and told stories about one of the great conflicts of their colonial past: King Philips War. Writing with great grace and clarity, she offers fascinating new insights into the different ways that Indians and colonists made sense of their cultural differences. William Cronon, author ofChanges in the LandThe Name of Waradds wonderfully rich new dimensions to the history of white-Indian relations in the United States: sharp focus, a rich sense of context, anticipations of an comparisons with subsequent American wars. This is a profound and rewarding book that illuminates the social psychology of war in the American experience. Michael Kammen, author ofMystic Chords of MemoryJill Lepore shows how language shaped as well as reflected the horror we know as King Philip's War. Finding Algonquin voices within, behind, and beside the classic English narratives, she forces new engagement with the evasions, celebrations, and violence of New England history. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, author ofA Midwife's TaleWinner of the the 1998 Ralph Waldo Emerson Award of the Phi Beta Kappa Society King Philip's War, the excruciating racial war--colonists against Indians--that erupted in New England in 1675, was, in proportion to population, the bloodiest in American history. Some even argued that the massacres and outrages on both sides were too horrific to \"deserve the name of a war.\" It all began when Philip (called Metacom by his own people), the leader of the Wampanoag Indians, led attacks against English towns in the colony of Plymouth. The war spread quickly, pitting a loose confederation of southeastern Algonquians against a coalition of English colonists. While it raged, colonial armies pursued enemy Indians through the swamps and woods of New England, and Indians attacked English farms and towns from Narragansett Bay to the Connecticut River Valley. Both sides, in fact, had pursued the war seemingly without restraint, killing women and children, torturing captives, and mutilating the dead. The fighting ended after Philip was shot, quartered, and beheaded in August 1676. The war's brutality compelled the colonists to defend themselves against accusations that they had become savages. But Jill Lepore makes clear that it was after the war--and because of it--that the boundaries between cultures, hitherto blurred, turned into rigid ones. King Philip's War became one of the most written-about wars in our history, and Lepore argues that the words strengthened and hardened feelings that, in turn, strengthened and hardened the enmity between Indians and Anglos. She shows how, as late as the nineteenth century, memories of the war were instrumental in justifying Indian removals--and how inour own century that same war has inspired Indian attempts to preserve \"Indianness\" as fiercely as the early settlers once struggled to preserve their Englishness. Telling the story of what may have been the bitterest of American conflicts, and its reverberations over the centuries, Lepore has enabled us to see how the ways in which we remember past events are as important in their effect on our history as were the events themselves.\"From the Hardcover edition.; Title: The Name of War: King Philip's War and the Origins of American Identity",
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+    "text": "a magnificent epic,\" said William H. Prescott after the publication of History of the Conquest of Mexico in 1843. Since then, his sweeping account of Corts's subjugation of the Aztec people has endured as a landmark work of scholarship and dramatic storytelling. This pioneering study presents a compelling view of the clash of civilizations that reverberates in Latin America to this day.\"Regarded simply from the standpoint of literary criticism, the Conquest of Mexico is Prescott's masterpiece,\" judged his biographer Harry Thurston Peck. \"More than that, it is one of the most brilliant examples which the English language possesses of literary art applied to historical narration. . . . Here, as nowhere else, has Prescott succeeded in delineating character. All the chief actors of his great historic drama not only live and breathe, but they are as distinctly differentiated as they must have been in life. Corts and his lieutenants arWilliam Hickling Prescott, the renowned American historian who chronicled the rise and fall of the Spanish empire, was born in Salem, Massachusetts, on May 4, 1796. His grandfather had commanded colonial forces at the Battle of Bunker Hill during the American Revolution; his father was a highly respected judge and philanthropist. Prescott was tutored in Latin and Greek by the rector of Trinity Church in Boston and entered Harvard in 1811. In a bizarre accident, Prescott was blinded in the left eye by a crust of bread thrown in a dining-hall fracas. He abandoned plans to study law but went on to graduate in 1814 having earned membership in Phi Beta Kappa. While traveling abroad the following year Prescott temporarily lost the sight in his right eye. With his vision permanently impaired, he aspired to the life of gentleman-scholar. Prescott launched a career as a man of letters in 1821 with an essay on Byron that appeared in the North American Review. Over the next two decades he contributed regularly to the prestigious Boston literary journal. His most important articles and reviews, including seminal pieces on the theory and practice of historical composition, were later collected in Biographical and Critical Miscellanies (1845) and Critical and Historical Essays (1850).Under the influence of George Ticknor, a friend and mentor who taught European literature at Harvard, Prescott began learning Spanish in 1824. Engrossed by the history of Spain, he committed himself to tracing its development into a world power. Employing secretaries to read him manuscripts sent from Spanish archives, Prescott set about writing a work of sound scholarship that would also interest a general audience. A phenomenal memory allowed him to compose whole chapters in his mind during morning horseback rides. Later he recorded them on paper using a noctograph, a special stylus for the blind. More than a decade later he finished The History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella the Catholic (1837), which enjoyed tremendous critical and popular success on both sides of the Atlantic.Prescott's fame gained him entre into Spanish intellectual circles, greatly facilitating research on his next book, History of the Conquest of Mexico (1843), a sweeping account of Corts's subjugation of the Aztec people. \"Regarded simply from the standpoint of literary criticism, the Conquest of Mexico is Prescott's masterpiece,\" judged his biographer Harry Thurston Peck. \"More than that, it is one of the most brilliant examples which the English language possesses of literary art applied to historical narration. . . . [Prescott] transmuted the acquisitions of laborious research into an enduring monument of pure literature.\" Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Daniel J. 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The description of the Inca civilization, particularly its wealth, the precise explanation of the cause of the conflict between the conquerors, and the depiction of the Spanish characterthese together with the careful research, the sheer abun dance of anecdotes, and the exploitation of primary materials all contribute to the history's continuing popularity.\"Prescott devoted his final years to chronicling the decline of the Spanish empire. He published The Life of Charles the Fifth after His Abdication (1856), a continuation of William Robertson's The History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles the Fifth (1769), but only managed to finish the first three volumes of The History of the Reign of Philip the Second (1855-58). William H. Prescott died of a stroke at his home in Boston on January 29, 1859. In assessing his achievements, Daniel J. 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+    "text": "The Wall Street JournalThe dissentersGeorge Washington, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay and James Madisonfaced no less a task than redefining the meaning of the War for Independence in what amounted to a Second American Revolution. How they did so is the burden of the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Joseph Ellis' The Quartet, an engaging reconsideration of the arduous path to the Constitution.New York Times Book ReviewCustomary, graceful prose. His portraits [show] his sure touchhighlighting Washingtons dignity, Hamiltons energy, Madisons learning and Jays diplomacy.The EconomistThe author is a sure-handed and entertaining guide through the thickets of argument, personality and ideology out of which the American nation emerged.Star TribuneEllis shows the extraordinary capacity of these four leaders to understand the events, discuss them dispassionately, explain them to the American people, reach compromise, rise above pettiness and sacrifice personal wealth, power and popularity for the long-term public good. Given the rarity of these qualities today, Ellis book is a compelling reminder of the political virtues that created the American republic.NewsdayEllis lives and breathes the Founders, and he deploys his customary zip and trenchant scholarship in showing how four central figuresWashington, John Jay, Alexander Hamilton and James Madisonconceived and promoted a new political framework built on the Constitution.\"The Boston GlobeThis is more than just a reinterpretation of a vital transition in our history; it is a reflection of new material from an episode that occurred two and a quarter centuries ago... Having set forth the analysis, Ellis plunges into the narrative. His is an inviting voice and his story compelling, built around irresistible figures who, as the annual publishing lists amply display, retain their appeal in our own time.Miami HeraldThe Quartet achieves its purpose, providing a clear explanation of how the real United States of America came into being.St. Louis Post DispatchEllis, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2001 for Founding Brothers, reminds us that what Catherine Drinker Bowen has called the Miracle at Philadelphia wasnt destiny or ordained by God. It was created by perceptive men who understood human nature, history and politics and could foresee what this country could become should its people choose to have a strong central government.Richmond Times DispatchAn author who breathes life into the dead and immediacy into the past, Ellis illuminates Americas rebirth, the men who made it possible and the framework they created. With rich research and intelligent interpretation, The Quartet burnishes his reputation as a writer, a thinker and a humanist.Shelf AwarenessAbsorbing in its details, and convincing in its arguments, The Quartet is sure to appeal to history nerds and American politicos. As another election season approaches, a look back at the creation of the government, and the reasons why these founding fathers did what they did, is sure to be engrossing reading for anyone.Kirkus(starred review)A brilliant account of six years during which four Founding Fathers, in disregard of public opinion, carried the American story in a new direction. In a virtuosic introduction, Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner Ellis maintains that Abraham Lincoln was wrong. In 1776four score and seven years before 1863our forefathers did not bring forth a new nation.Ellis reminds us that the 1776 resolution declaring independence described 13 free and independent states. Adopting the Constitution in 1789 created the United States, but no mobs rampaged in its favor.Ellis delivers a convincing argument that it was a massive political transformation led by men with impeccable revolutionary credentials.This is Ellis ninth consecutive history of the Revolutionary War era and yet another winner.JOSEPH J. ELLIS is the Pulitzer Prizewinning author of Founding Brothers. His portrait of Thomas Jefferson, American Sphinx,won the National Book Award.He lives in Amherst, Massachusetts, with his wife, Ellen, his youngest son, three dogs, and a cat.; Title: The Quartet: Orchestrating the Second American Revolution, 1783-1789",
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+    "text": "History is recorded in many ways. According to author James Deetz, the past can be seen most fully by studying the small things so often forgotten. Objects such as doorways, gravestones, musical instruments, and even shards of pottery fill in the cracks between large historical events and depict the intricacies of daily life. In his completely revised and expanded edition of In Small Things Forgotten, Deetz has added new sections that more fully acknowledge the presence of women and African Americans in Colonial America. New interpretations of archaeological finds detail how minorities influenced and were affected by the development of the Anglo-American tradition in the years following the settlers' arrival in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620. Among Deetz's observations:Subtle changes in building long before the Revolutionary War hinted at the growing independence of the American colonies and their desire to be less like the British.Records of estate auctions show that many households in Colonial America contained only one chair--underscoring the patriarchal nature of the early American family. All other members of the household sat on stools or the floor.The excavation of a tiny community of freed slaves in Massachusetts reveals evidence of the transplantation of African culture to North America.Simultaneously a study of American life and an explanation of how American life is studied, In Small Things Forgotten, through the everyday details of ordinary living, colorfully depicts a world hundreds of years in the past.History is recorded in many ways. According to author James Deetz, the past can be seen most fully by studying the small things so often forgotten. Objects such as doorways, gravestones, musical instruments, and even shards of pottery fill in the cracks between large historical events and depict the intricacies of daily life. In his completely revised and expanded edition of \"In Small Things Forgotten, Deetz has added new sections that more fully acknowledge the presence of women and African Americans in Colonial America. New interpretations of archaeological finds detail how minorities influenced and were affected by the development of the Anglo-American tradition in the years following the settlers' arrival in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620. Among Deetz's observations: Subtle changes in building long before the Revolutionary War hinted at the growing independence of the American colonies and their desire to be less like the British.Records of estate auctions show that many households in Colonial America contained only one chair--underscoring the patriarchal nature of the early American family. All other members of the household sat on stools or the floor.The excavation of a tiny community of freed slaves in Massachusetts reveals evidence of the transplantation of African culture to North America. Simultaneously a study of American life and an explanation of how American life is studied, \"In Small Things Forgotten, through the everyday details of ordinary living, colorfully depicts a world hundreds of years in the past.; Title: In Small Things Forgotten: An Archaeology of Early American Life",
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+    "text": "Fascinating. . . . Lively and engaging. . . . Anyone seeking to understand todays Middle East can learn from this book. . . . Hazleton not only recounts the facts behind the split but also expertly uses centuries-old accounts to convey the depth of emotional and spiritual associations bundled within a simple word like Karbala. . . . [She] deftly uses original sources, many based on contemporaneous or nearly so oral accounts, to give life and breath to figures familiar to every Muslim but unknown to most non-Muslims.Seattle TimesIlluminating. . . . After the Prophet will be held up as a primer for grasping the modern-day Middle East.The Miami HeraldRemarkable. . . . A story of human passion and consequence, told with consummate skill. . . . [Hazleton] manages the not inconsiderable feat of maintaining scholarly respect for her subject while also showing a real fondness for the people at the storys heartpeople who, we learn, were not unlike us, and whose tale is directly linked to todays newscast.Dallas Morning NewsThrilling in its depiction of long-ago events. . . . Passionately and scrupulously done.The Wall Street JournalAs sectarian aggression flares in Iraq, Hazletons explanation of its deep, entrenched roots is essential.Christian Science MonitorA remarkable and respectful telling of the story of Islama tale of power, intrigue, rivalry, jealousy, assassination, manipulation, greed, and faith that would have made Machiavelli shudder (had he read it), but above all it is a very human story, told in a wonderfully novelistic style that puts most other, often dreary, explanations of the Shia-Sunni divide to shame.Hooman Majd, author of The Ayatollah Begs to DifferA profound story masterfully told. . . . An exceptional book.Publishers Weekly (starred review)A page turner that reads like an incredible cross between a suspense thriller and a fairy tale. All the elements of a fantastic story are here: intense spirituality; murder, violence, and bloodshed; dynastic power struggles; poison and atrocities; wife murdering husband; slave killing caliph; inspiring heroes; dastardly villains; heresy and apostasy. . . . The implications of [After the Prophet] are huge. . . . A superbly written first step for the uninformed to become knowledgeable. Dont miss it.The Fredericksburg Lance-StarHazletons gripping narrative of the rise of Islam and the subsequent split between Shia and Sunni branches paints a picture that is far more epic, nuanced, and tragic. . . . Hazleton unspools this historically tangled tale with assurance and admirable clarity.The Bellingham Herald (Washington)My only regret is that Hazleton didnt write this terrific and necessary book in time to enlighten Donald Rumsfeld, Paul Wolfowitz, et al., before they so unwisely invaded a land, and a religious culture, of which they were reprehensibly ignorant. I hope they read it now, with proper rue. Meanwhile, the rest of us can take pleasure in Hazletons vigorously drawn characters, her lucid storytelling, and her enthralling, imaginative grasp of the roots and consequences of the Sunni-Shia divide.Jonathan Raban, author of My Holy War and SurveillanceA new masterpiece. . . . Thrillingly and intelligently distills one of the most consequential trains of events in all history.Booklist (starred review)Whether or not George Bush even knew there were such things as Shias and Sunnis before invading Iraq, after reading Lesley Hazletons gripping book no one will be able to plead ignorance about why the split between them happened and what it all means.Alan Wolfe, Director, Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life, and author of The Future of LiberalismHazleton succeeds in bringing out the truly epic character of the Shia-Sunni split, telling the story with great empathy. The general Western reader will come away from this book with a newfound respect for the depth and power of the early schism in Islam and of what happened at Karbala.Wilferd Madelung, Laudian Professor of Arabic, University of Oxford, and author of The Succession to MuhammadLesley Hazletonis an award-winning writer whose work focuses on the intersection of religion, history, and politics. She reported on the Middle East from Jerusalem for more than a dozen years, and has written forTime,The New York Times,The New York Review of Books,Harpers,The Nation, andThe New Republic, among others. Her bookAfter the Prophetwas a finalist for a PEN Center USA Literary Award, and she is the recipient ofThe Strangers Genius in Literature Award. Hazleton lives in Seattle.For more information, visit: www.aftertheprophet.com.accidentaltheologist.com; Title: After the Prophet: The Epic Story of the Shia-Sunni Split in Islam",
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Appel hasdone a magnificent job in bringing Casey to life in print.\"--Ira Berkow, bestselling author and New York Times Sports Columnist\"What a classic double play combinationthe reporting brilliance of Marty Appel, and baseballs greatest character, Casey Stengel. There are too many terrific stories about Casey to keep count, but Marty manages to unearth them with great flare and humor. Casey Stengelis a treat for any true fan of the game. I loved every page.\"--John Sterling, Voice of the New York Yankees\"In times like these, a book about Casey Stengel is just what our nation needs. And Marty Appel has delivered. Casey Stengel: Baseballs Greatest Character is a wonderful romp through our collective field of dreams, from the medieval days of the sport to the modern era.\"--The Christian Science Monitor\"Sports journalist Appel delves deeply into the baseball career and personal life of Casey Stengel (1890-1975), a solid player and legendary manager. Citing new material unavailable to previous Stengel biographers and chroniclers of the New York Yankees, the author offers an informative, smoothly written account of a complex and relentlessly interesting subject...Stengel is unquestionably one of baseball's most significant characters, and Appel is the perfect fit to chronicle his life. One of the more skilled biographies baseball fans could hope to find.\"--Kirkus (starred)\"An excellent look at Stengel's life through more than 50 years of baseball. Appel's narrative and easy writing style pairs well with Stengel's lighthearted antics, and the intertwined excerpts from the unpublished memoir of Stengel's wife, Edna, is a welcoming parallel story of lifelong love and partnership. The author has done his homework, and this book benefits from firsthand accounts and historical perspectives that create an engaging story from beginning to end.VERDICT:Baseball history buffs will definitely want to add this biography to their shelves.\"--Library Journal\"Casey Stengel was a complicated man, and not always the easiest manager to play for. My old friend Marty Appel has not only captured him perfectly in this delightful book, but I now understand him better than ever.\"--Bobby Richardson, New York Yankees, 1955-1966\"With access to a previously unpublished memoir by Stengels wife, Edna, Appel brings out a wealth of humanizing detail here concerning Stengels personal lifedetails about not only his relationship with his wife but also the surprising source of his nickname, the Old Perfesser, and the evolution of Stengelese, the wacky but cagey dialect Stengel used to amuse and misdirect the press. 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+    "text": "Sermons by African American preachers have sustained, inspired, educated, and thrilled their congregations through slavery, Jim Crow and the various permutations of racism, and both good times and bad. Simmons and Thomas, publisher and CEO, respectively, of the African American Pulpit, offer a collection of sermons from the mid-eighteenth-century period of the nations First Great Awakening to the present. They begin by exploring the African roots of black preaching and the principles of black preaching, particularly the centrality of the Bible as a living text, though the collection is a cross section of Christian denominations and nondenominations. They explore the traditions of call and response and whooping, as well as the styles that gave inspiration to musical genres from gospel to blues to jazz to rap. Each section offers a brief historical overview and brief biography of the featured preacher followed by the sermons. Overall the editors cite four classifications of sermons: social activist, black identity, cultural survival, and empowerment preaching. Among the featured preachers are Alexander Crummell, Julia Foote, Sojourner Truth, Zora Neale Hurston, Noble Drew Ali, James Weldon Johnson, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Louis Farrakhan, Peter Gomes, Jesse Jackson, T. D. Jakes, and Jeremiah Wright. This is a valuable and inspiring resource for readers interested in the tradition of African American preaching. --Vanessa BushStarred Review. On the desk, at the bedside, or at the pulpit, this is an indispensable collection for the religious or nonreligious alike. . . . Simmons and Thomas present enough material here for years of study and reflection. - Library JournalThis remarkable anthology brings readers close to the flames of this hope-inspiring religious rhetoric. These sermons warm the heart and ignite deep reflection about the true meaning of freedom. - Brad R. Braxton, former Senior Pastor, The Riverside Church of New York; Title: Preaching with Sacred Fire: An Anthology of African American Sermons, 1750 to the Present",
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That Giridharadas questions an idea that has become part of the air we breathe is alone worth the price of the book, and his delicious skewering of the many who exalt their own goodness while making money from dubious business practices makes for entertaining reading. Bethany McLean, The Washington PostOne of the most insightful and provocative books about whats going on in America that Ive read in years. Senator Brian Schatz (Hawaii)The past years have seen some outstanding books on how philanthropists and their dollars have shaped public policy . . . [Anand Giridharadas] zeros in on what he sees as a glaring hypocrisy among affluent elites: that while many well-meaning (and well-off) Americans claim to want to improve society's inequalities, they don't challenge the structures that preserve that inequality, not wanting to jeopardize their own privileged positions. Jessica Smith, NPR, Best Books of 2018 Important . . . [An] empathic tone gives the book its persuasive power to touch the hearts of even those readers, like myself, who are the targets of its criticism. Mark Kramer, Stanford Social Innovation ReviewAn extraordinarily important book. Lydia Polgreen, editor-in-chief, Huffington PostImportant . . . [Winners Take All] levels a devastating attack on philanthrocapitalism. Benjamin Soskis, The Chronicle of PhilanthropyIndispensable . . . A lacerating critique. Chris Lehmann, In These TimesProvocative and passionate . . . This damning portrait of contemporary American philanthropy is a must-read for anyone interested in changing the world. Publishers Weekly (boxed and starred review)Achallenging, provocative & bold book. I dont agree with all of Anands critiques . . . but I encourage everyone to read the book & think hard about his take on the social sector.Mark Tercek, CEO, The Nature ConservancyGiridharadas makes a compelling case . . . [He] ultimately succeeds withWinners Take Allby adopting a temperate approach that creates space for a conversation. David Talbot, Los Angeles Review of BooksAnyone following the debate about the role ofphilanthrocapitalists, corporate foundationsor tech billionairesin solving the world's problemswill want to watch forthis new book. Jena McGregor,The Washington Post[A] landmark new book. Darren Walker, president, The Ford Foundation [Giridharadas] has delivered a clarion call that will be a fixture on my syllabus and bookshelf. Megan Tompkins-Stange, assistant professor, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of MichiganThis is a very difficult subject to tackle, but Giridharadas executes it brilliantly . . . This must-have titlewill be of great interest to readers, from students to professionals and everyone in-between,interested in solutions to todays complex problems . . .Winners Take Allwill be the starting point of conversations private and in groups on alternatives to the status quo and calls to action. An excellent book for troubled times. BooklistIn Anands thought-provoking book his fresh perspective on solving complex societal problems is admirable.I appreciate his commitment and dedication to spreading social justice. Bill GatesAn insightful and refreshing perspective on some of the most vexing issues this nation confronts.This is an important book from a gifted writer whose honest exploration of complex problems provides urgently needed clarity in an increasingly confusing era. Bryan Stevenson, author of Just MercyA trenchant, humane, and often revelatory investigation by one of the wisest nonfiction writers going. Katherine Boo, author of Behind the Beautiful ForeversWinners Take All is the book I have been waiting forthe most important intervention yet regarding elite-driven solutions, a vitally important problem to expose.The book courageously answers so many of the critical questions about how, despite much good will and many good people, we struggle to achieve progress in twenty-first-century America. If you want to be part of the solution, you should read this book. Ai-jen Poo, director, National Domestic Workers Alliance A brilliant, rising voice of our era takes us on a journey among the global elite in his search for understanding of our tragic disconnect. Thought-provoking, expansive, and timely. Isabel Wilkerson, author, The Warmth of Other SunsWinners Take All boldly exposes one of the great if little-reported scandals of the age of globalization: the domestication of the life of the mind by political and financial power and the substitution of thought leaders for critical thinkers. It not only reorients us as we lurch out of a long ideological intoxication; it also embodies the valuesintellectual autonomy and dissentthat we need to build a just society. Pankaj Mishra, author of Age of AngerIn this trenchant and timely book, Anand Giridharadas shows how the winners of global capitalism seek to help the losers, but without disturbing the market-friendly arrangements that keep the winners on top.He gives us an incisive critique of corporate-sponsored charities that promote frictionless win-win solutions to the worlds problems but disdain the hard, contentious work of democratic politics.An indispensable guide for those perplexed by the rising public anger toward change-making elites. Michael J. Sandel, author of What Money Cant Buy: The Moral Limits of MarketsANAND GIRIDHARADAS is the author of The True American and India Calling. 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He liked it if you cussed back at him. He wanted to motivate you. To him, the cussing and the motivating were one and the same. It happened to so many guys, so many days. Especially this season. But this wasnt just any other day during the 1978 New York Yankees season. This was hours before the biggest game of the year. One of the biggest games in Yankees history. Arguably one of the biggest games in baseball history. George being George, the loudmouthed, pushy, in-your-face owner of the Yankees, he wanted to have words with his starting pitcher before the game. That starting pitcher was me. And I wanted none of it.WHERES GATOR!? he bellowed.It wasnt a question so much as a demand. If he wanted to talk to you, he expected an audience. In a couple of hours, we were set to play a one-game tiebreaker to decide the American League East. This was the first tiebreaker since baseball adopted divisions in 1969. And it wasnt against just any team. It was against the Boston Red Sox.The game was straight out of a Hollywood script. Forget all of our internal mayhem from that seasonthe constant drama surrounding Reggie Jackson, the departure of our fiery and disagreeable manager, Billy Martin, and more. Boston against New York transcended all of that. There was the historical aspect: the Curse of the Bambino and the Red Sox spending decades, over half a century, nipping at our heels. There was what had happened this year: baseballs Boston Massacre, in which the Red Sox led the division by fourteen games during the middle of the summer, only to give it away. Then, in the final week, they won eight in a row to tie it back up on the very last day. We were both 9963. A coin was flipped, and the tiebreaker would be played at Fenway Park. A 163rd game in a 162-game season. One game to settle it all.WHERES GATOR!?My teammates didnt know where I was. Neither did our manager, Bob Lemon. Only one person in the clubhouse, our trainer, Gene Monahan, knew where I was hiding out. I had snuck into the training room to take a nap. I lay down beneath the training table, and Geno threw a couple of sheets over it so nobody could see me. People popped in and out of the office asking Geno if he had seen me. Geno shrugged and said he hadnt. When George got around to asking him, Geno said I might be collecting my thoughts out on the field. So off George went, furiously stomping around the dewy Fenway grass in search of his starting pitcher. Meanwhile, I was sound asleep.I knew George would be coming for me. But I didnt need anybody screaming at me. I knew exactly how big this game was; nobody had to remind me. So I didnt read the papers. If I was watching TV and a story about the game came up, Id change the channel. I knew the entire country would be watching. Red Sox broadcaster Ned Martin said it best. If there is anything going on in the world today, he mused, I dont know what it is.There were a bunch of reasons I couldve been worried. Probably shouldve been worried. The Red Sox were every bit as good as us. The ninety-nine wins apiece said it all. Normally, ninety-nine wins would have won the division running away. Their lineup may have been the best in baseball. And they were red hot, winners of eight in a row. Moreover, the game was being played on their turf, Fenway Park. I was pitching on three days of rest, as opposed to my customary four. I knew I wouldnt have my best stuff.But every step that had led me to this point in the season told me to ignore all of that. If you get caught up in it, youre likely to forget what your job is. I was brought up to be self-reliant and patient, something my long road to the majors reinforced, like crossbeams in a renovation. Thats the reason I was here. That I was able to take a nap underneath the training table two hours before the first pitch should tell you everything you need to know about how worried I was.The 1978 Yankees season might have been the most famous soap opera in baseball history. The lead actors in the drama: owner George Steinbrenner, who fought and fired his manager, Billy Martin, after Billy told the press that Reggie Jackson and George deserved each otherones a liar, the others convicted. The manager who feuded with his players, suspending Reggie for five days after a game against Kansas City in which Reggie defied Billy by attempting to bunt. The players who butted heads with one another. The hurt feelings and catfights. The drama had a full complement of characters. Come to think of it, Im not sure whether it was a soap opera or a three-ringed circus. And it all took place on the biggest stage in sports, New York City, and on the most popular team in the history of Americas national pastime. The fireworks and explosions rocked the entire country, on the front and back pages of the newspapers, on television, and on sports radio.In the span of a couple of years I had gone from relative anonymitya good old boy from Lafayette, Louisianato become the ace of the pitching staff. I knew the team depended on me, as much as anybody, to win. On the other hand, I was never the source of the teams drama. The reasons varied, but other folksfrom Reggie to Billy to George to Sparky Lylewere central figures of the discontent. I didnt have a beef with anybody. I tended to keep to myself and focus on doing my job in the best way I knew how. But that didnt mean I didnt observe what was going on. I was never far from it, but because I wasnt personally involved, I felt like I had the right distance to get some perspective about not just what happened but why it turned out the way it didwith us winning it all. You see, Im not sure we would have won the World Series if all of that didnt go down. We may not have won if Billy remained our manager. We may not have won if our guys had issues but didnt hash them out.The postmortems of the 1978 team centered on one fundamental question: How the heck did such a dysfunctional cast of stars and misfits manage to win it all? An ESPN miniseries about the team was called The Bronx Is Burning. Reliever Sparky Lyle wrote a book about the team, called The Bronx Zoo, that spent half a year on the bestseller lists. And so forth. In other words, you wouldnt blame anyone for thinking that we had no business winning the World Series. Youd expect the story of the 1978 Yankees to be a narrative of a dysfunctional team going down in flames.But that didnt happen. The way I see it, the 1978 Yankees didnt win in spite of what went down that season. We won because of what happened. A team that is willing to fighteven one anothercan go one of two ways: into the toilet or into greatness. A team that is afraid of conflict can settle into complacency. That was not us. We were a team with the potential to be great. And I believe that out of all the craziness, we became a team that was both talented and fearless. We were hungry. We were relentless. We were fiercely competitive. And we came together as a team over the course of the season. I believe we were the smartest, most complete baseball team around. Far from dysfunctional, we did all the little things it takes to be great. And nowhere was all of that better demonstrated than in that play-off game against the Red Sox.The day before, Sunday, October l, the last day of the regular season, I was thinking about pitching on the next Tuesday in the first game of the play-offs, against Kansas City. We had won six in a row. Boston had won seven in a row. We led them by a game, so all we had to do was win our last game, against Cleveland, or have Boston lose, and wed be in the play-offs. We were rolling, and we were playing against one of the worst teams in the league. But we lost the game 92. And when Boston beat Toronto 50, we were tied at ninety-nine wins apiece.After we lost, I walked past Bob Lemon in the dugout and said, Ill pitch tomorrow. I felt I had earned the right to decide that for myselfand the team. I had the most wins in baseball, twenty-four, against only three losses. My earned run average was the lowest in baseball; my nine shutouts, again, the most in baseball. Everyone told me I was a shoo-in to win the American League Cy Young. At that point, if I asked for the ball, I got it.The only thing was, typically pitchers get four days of rest between starts. Pitching against Boston had me on three days of rest. And I had thrown my prior two starts on short rest, too. That was both good and bad. I had proven I could handle it. We won both games, and I had thrown a complete game each time. A total of eighteen innings, with six hits and just one run. But consecutive starts on short rest also meant my arm was even more taxed than usual.The main thing I needed to think about was how the short rest would affect me. If the good Lord gave me the ability to throw ninety-five miles per hour, I would. At the same time, I knew I wouldnt be able to throw a hundred pitches at ninety-five. Maybe fifty or sixty pitches. That one less day of rest, for a power pitcher, meant a lot. But I knew I could still get people out, even the mighty Red Sox, at ninety-two miles per hour. I just had to be smart about what to throw, and where, and when to dial it up and down.The only thing more important than me knowing all of that, though, was that my teammates did. Our catcher and captain, Thurman Munson, never said much to me about it. He spoke up about matters when he needed to and otherwise didnt say squat that didnt need to be said. He didnt have to pat me on the butt and tell me to do this or do that. But he had faith in me, and I had faith in him, and together we knew we could navigate our way through it. And the players behindme on the field knew I wouldnt be throwing as hard as usualso they adjusted their positioning. And as much as anything, those savvy adjustments won us the ball game.Pitching in Fenway Park had never bothered me, honestly. Because of the Green Monsterthe close, towering wall in left fieldFenway has a reputation for being tough on left-handed pitchers. But I knew I couldnt change the way I pitch because of the wall. Letting it get into my head, and trying to switch things up from what had been working for me all year, thats what could hurt me. In a one-game play-off, everything is as much mental as it is physical.I didnt do anything different to prepare because I had no time. By the time we lost on Sunday, and I decided that Id pitch against Boston on Monday, there was nothing to do but get a good nights sleep and try to do what I had done all season. And what I had done during the season first and foremost was to put my mind at rest. In the last month I had pitched against Boston twice. Both games were complete game, two-hit shutouts.The first of those two, at Fenway, was part of what would be called the Boston Massacre. Boston was nearly unbeatable at home that season, winning fifty-nine games and losing just twenty-two. Four of those losses came during that series. A four-game sweep of Boston, in Boston. It was unheard-of. You dont do something like that to the Boston Red Sox in their park. I read later that we hadnt swept the Red Sox in Fenway since 1949. Wed entered the series trailing them by four games in the division. We left it tied.But it wasnt just that we won those four games. It was how we won, and the mental edge that we took from it. We scored forty-two runs in those four games. They put up only nine. They committed twelve errors in those four games. We made only five. We didnt just sweep them. 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Expert history writer Dan Jones digs deep for the facts and chronicles their history Jones recounts the gruesome battles in the Holy Land where the warriors fought to either take or hold key positions. If you have any illusion that war was ever glamorous, then these passages should be a quick antidote. Simon Constable, ForbesThe story of the Templars, the ultimate holy warriors, is an extraordinary saga of fanaticism, bravery, treachery and betrayal, and in Dan Jones they have a worthy chronicler.Templarsis a wonderful book! Bernard Cornwell, author ofThe Last Kingdom\"This is a fascinating story of fanaticism, set in a land still known for its brutality and strife. Jones is an entertainer, but also a fine historian who knows how to render serious scholarship into accessible prose. Seldom does one find serious history that is so easy to read.\" -- The Times (London)A fresh, muscular and compelling history of the ultimate military-religiouscrusading order, combining sensible scholarship with narrative swagger, featuring a cast of exuberantly monstrous sword swingers spattering Christian and Islamic blood from Spain to Jerusalem. -- Simon Sebag Montefiore author of Jerusalem: The Biography \"In this thrillingly lucid account, Dan Jones demystifies the Templars in a story spanning hundreds of years and countless rulers, knights and archbishops, a seemingly disproportionate number of whom ended up beheaded . . . Anyone who has read Joness earlier medieval chronicles will know what to expect here: fast-paced narrative history depicted with irresistible verve, bloody battle scenes and moments of laugh-out-loud wit. There are contemporary parallels, too, with the Templars eventually being laid low by the medieval equivalent of a kind of 'fake news': anti-Templar propaganda spread by the church. This is another triumphant tale from a historian who writes as addictively as any page-turning novelist.\"--The GuardianThank God this book is sane Jones tells the engrossing story of an ascetic order of warrior knights chiefly dedicated to the defense of pilgrims on the road to Jerusalem Templars is based on a wide-ranging and thorough research and relies overwhelmingly on primary sources It reads like a morality tale. Robert Irwin, Literary ReviewAn up-close look at the legendary band of Crusaders. Jones examines the storied Templars, an organization of quasi-monastic warriors who rose to fame and power in the midst of the Crusades, only to rapidly collapse in questionable scandals . . . A meaty, well-researched history replete with primary source quotes [and] accessible to general readers. An exceptional introduction to the Templars.--Kirkus Reviews (starred)With engaging liveliness . . . Jones chronicles the Templars actual record of great military achievement, fiduciary responsibility, exceptional faithfulness, and lasting cultural significance.--BooklistPraise for Dan Joness The Plantagenets: A real life Game of Thrones, as dramatic and blood-soaked as any work of fantasy . . . Fast-paced and accessible, The Plantagenets is old-fashioned storytelling and will be particularly appreciated by those who like their history red in tooth and claw.The Wall Street Journal The Plantagenets is rich in detail and scene-setting. . . . The Plantagenets saga is the story of how English monarchs learned, or failed to learn, how to be kings, and how the English people, commoners and barons alike, learned how to limit their powers. USA Today Jones has brought the Plantagenets out of the shadows, revealing them in all their epic heroism and depravity. 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This book is British history at its height, as it was, and well worth reading.\" National Review\"This is a thumping great book, and it is probably destined to become a classic. . . . There is something hypnotic and compelling about his majestic delivery. . . . Cannadine succeeds triumphantly.\" Jane Ridely, The SpectatorVictorious Century, the latest installment in the Penguin History of Britain, is a multilayered study, much more than a textbook, yet at the same time a work that can now be regarded as the standard single-volume treatment of its subjectan admirably readable guide to the British history of the long 19th century . . . This is, simply put, the most up-to-date study of a very special nations unusual place in the history of the West, and of the world itself . . . In Victorious Century, Victorian Britain has found its historian in David Cannadines capable hands, shrewd wit, and even judgments. 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Whether you love Texas or hate Texas, you will likely findGod Save Texasa very funny and a very informative book about a place unlike any other on the face of the earth.Jonah Raskin,New York Journal of BooksThe most entertaining and edifying nonfiction book Ive read so far this year . . . Theres a jaw-dropping portrait on the shocking shenanigans of the Texas legislature; hymns to the natural beauty in the states far-flung nooks and crannies, and a spot-on analysis of Texass boom and bust economy. . . .[Wright] is a rare beast: an elegant writer and a fearless reporter, with a sense of humor as dry as the plains of west Texas. Mary Ann Gwinn, The Seattle TimesThoroughly explore[s] the political past, present and future of the Lone Star State. Ryan Bort, Rolling Stone\"There is a noticeable and refreshing lack of defensiveness in Wright's journey through Texas . . . Quirky anecdotes, philosophical musings on culture, and hyperlocal travel writing abound.\" Elizabeth Catte, Boston ReviewA godsend . . . Thorough and concise . . . A brilliant analysis. Marion Winik, NewsdayVivid . . . Omnivorous . . . Affectionate and genial . . . Captures the full range of Texas in all its shame and glory . . . An illuminating primer for outsiders who may not live there but have a surfeit of opinions about those who do . . . [Its] a testament to Wrights formidable storytelling skills that a reader will encounter plenty of information without ever feeling lost. Jennifer Szalai, The New York TimesIf you listen to one audiobook this year, make it this one . . . Wrights gentle Texas accent infuses his tale of the Lone Star State with humor and depth. Joshua Kim, Inside Higher Ed\"Wright focueses his razor-sharp lens inward and on his home state, [interjecting] personal anecdotes to enliven the facts and figures.\" Michelle Newby, Lone Star Literary LifeA campfire stew of memoir, reportage and historical digression. Wright is a typically Texas storyteller, an anecdotalist who wanders around and stops occasionally to point out the view, but somehow you end up getting where youre going anyway. . . . Pleasing. Benjamin Markovits, The Guardian A deeply personal narrative . . . Informative and entertaining . . . Having been born and raised in Texas, I found myself not only intrigued with revisiting the depth of history of my home state as told by Wright, but also with the insights God Save Texas afforded me on my current home here in West Virginia. Michael Amason, Herald-Dispatch\"Splendid . . . A critical, affectionate account of modern Texas, matched only by Larry McMurtry's great essay Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen.\" Allen Lane, The SpectatorWright tames his sprawling subject matter with concise sentences and laser-precise word choice . . . Gives readers a front-row seat to the battle within the Texas GOP between business-oriented conservatives, led by House Speaker Joe Straus, and the social-conservative wing headed up by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. Chris Gray, Houston ChronicleA fascinating look ahead through the lens of a singular state . . . Filled with larger-than-life Texas characters . . . For every Texas stereotype Wright explores, theres something that blows it up. Colette Bancroft, The Tampa Bay TimesExhilarating . . . Wright has outdone himself in his latest literary effort. Dr. Manuel Flores, Caller Times (Texana Reads)The books 14 chapters dance between meditations on cities, culture, and politics, and all of them dive into what it means to be a Texan.Olivia Messer,The Daily BeastWrights affectionate, eye-opening, and, at times, rueful love letter to his native state . . . This is Texas in all its fascinating outrageousness. Kevin OKelly, The Christian Science MonitorAmid the state legislatures fights over bathroom bills, feral hog abatement programs, and a bill allowing the hunting of wild pigs from hot air balloons, the reader comes away with an idea that the state is a place of competing melodies: a bit of Austin country, a few measures of Roy Orbison, a riff from Buddy Holley and, for Wright, maybe a stanza of Home on the Range. David M. Shribman, The Boston Globe[A] compelling and insightful potpourri of history, encounters, and observations . . . Wright has managed to sew together a patchwork quilt of a narrative into a substantive State of the state. Bob Ruggiero,Houston PressWright, a lifelong Texan, knows his way around the states contradictions, from its wild borderlands to its craziest legislators. His Lone Star biography is important, timely, and most important, riveting. Boris Kachka,Vulture.comAn affecting memoir . . . Studded with . . . gems from the annals of Texas history. Steven G. Kellman,The Texas ObserverTakes readers on a trek through Texas from the dawn of the Republic to the 2016 election, and Texasspace, from Houston to Marfa, Dallas to El Paso. Along the way, God Save Texas maps both the light and dark soul of the state . . . Organized by themes and geography, Wright drills deep into Texas politics, arts, culture, big cities, border, and energy. Wrights often-humorous voice becomes a trusted guide when discovering Texass lost stories as well as confronting painful tragedies. Tarra Gaines, Arts and Culture Texas The grand scale of Texas, and the sheer range of its places and peopleHouston to El Paso, the Panhandle to the Valleyis inevitably compelling to any writer, and Wright is happy just trying to get his arms around it all. Michael King, Austin ChronicleMasterful . . . An impressive ode to the Lone Star State . . . In a balanced tone, this narrative examines Texass historical, political, and social fabric that make the present tapestry, revealing a portrait of one of the most perplexing American states. Jacob Sherman, Library Journal (starred review)This thoughtful, engrossing, and often-amusing survey is a kind of waltz through Texas. . . . It is a state whose history, politics and culture Wright finds endearing, repelling, and puzzling, all dependent upon which aspect he is exploring and describing . . . An important book about a state and people who will continue to have a large impact on the U.S. Jay Freeman, Booklist (starred review)An unflinching look at Texasthe state where Wright has spent most of his lifein all its grandeur and contradictions. . . . Wrights large-scale portrait, which reveals how Texas is only growing in influence, is comprehensive, insightful, and compulsively entertaining. Publishers Weekly (starred review)One of the states most renowned writers takes readers deep into the heart of Texas. As a staffer for The New Yorker and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Wright has illuminated a variety of intriguing subcultures. His native Texas is as exotic as any of them. 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+    "text": "Reiters superb narrative of how the team got there provides powerful insights into how organizationsnot just baseball clubswork best.WALL STREET JOURNAL\"Colorful... Astroball plays like a giant crossword puzzle as pieces of the team are slotted in leading up to the franchise's historic moment.\"USA TODAY\"Vivid... Reiter delivers the goods.\"BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK\"Astroball is the baseball book of the year, essential for baseball executives at every level, accessible and fun for fans.\"STAR TRIBUNE[Astroball] will of course be of interest to sports fans and Houstonians, but the message (man + machine = success) should also resonate in business settings and the fields of medicine and education The story isnt just that the Astros won the World Series, its [that] the road they took getting there has value.HOUSTON PRESS What happens when Big Data analytics proves an insufficient foundation for success in business? How can the so-called human factor be integrated into a framework that enhances a statistical approach? These are the questions Ben Reiter grapples with in Astroball, a persuasive study of the making and rise of the Houston Astros Few scribes today can match Michael Lewiss ability to just plain write, whether about sports, politics, or economics. But Reiters engaging account adeptly blends a journalists nose for a good story, a writers nuanced sympathy for his characters, and an industry trend-spotters analysis of important new developments. A worthy update of Moneyball indeed.CLAREMONT REVIEW OF BOOKSBen Reiter has written the definitive, untold story of the biggest turnaround in recent baseball history. This riveting behind-the-scenes account offers fresh insight into the executives who built the 2017 World Series championsand the players who delivered. Astroball is Moneyball for the next generation, not just the baseball book of the year, but the business and ideas book of the year as well. KEN ROSENTHAL, two-time Sports Emmy winner for Outstanding Sports Reporter Ben Reiters incredible access to the World Series champions makes for narrative as riveting as a Game 7. But Astroball is so much more. It is a look at the future, and not just of baseball. For all the talk of computers replacing human judgment, the most complex problems are often best addressed when computers supplement human judgment, rather than supplant it. The Astros human/algorithm partnership turned a historically bad team into a champion in six years. Other industries, take note. DAVID EPSTEIN, bestselling author of The Sports Gene Reading Astroball is like being part of the Astros' Decision Sciences team or having a seat and a laptop in their Nerd Cave. Ben Reiter gives us an inside look at the state of the art of winning baseball: packed with cutting-edge technology, psychology and analytics, but allowing for the human element. TOM VERDUCCI, bestselling author of The Yankee Years (with Joe Torre) and The Cubs Way This book is the definitive look at the recent history of the Houston Astros and how they became the model franchise for the present and future of MLB. Ben takes you through the evolving blueprint that delivered both a championship in the fall of 2017 and a roster built to win for years to come. Reiter called it first, on the cover of SI in 2014. I wish he would pick my stocks. JOE BUCK, three-time National Sportscaster of the Year and bestselling author of Lucky Bastard Astroball is a superb and unfettered look at how a championship baseball team is constructed. Analysis and algorithms might be the new baseball card numbers but Ben gets close enough to Jeff Luhnow and his staff to understand their incredible forward thinking when it comes to the human factor. This book is readable rocket science. RON DARLING, former New York Mets All-Star and bestselling author of Game 7, 1986Astroball is Moneyball 2.0, a fascinating dissection of the processes by which the Houston Astros rose from perennial cellar dwellers to World Series champions. Ben Reiter systematically uncovers the crucial elements to success in baseball; as a fan of the game and as a major league pitcher, this book forced me to look at my sport through a wider lens. Detailing the ascension of the Astros while entertaining with colorful anecdotes, Astroball is a must-read for those looking to improve in any industry. CRAIG BRESLOW, twelve-year Major League pitcherBen Reiteris a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, which he joined in 2004. He has written 23 cover stories for the magazine. He lives in New York City with his family.; Title: Astroball: The New Way to Win It All",
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+    "text": "James Clapper served as the fourth United States Director of National Intelligence--the United States' top intelligence officer and President Obama's senior intelligence advisor--from 2010 until 2017. Beginning his career as an enlisted Marine Corps reservist in 1961, Clapper eventually became a three-star Air Force lieutenant general and director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, retiring from uniformed service in 1995. In 2001 he returned to service, becoming the first civilian director of the National Imaging and Mapping Agency just three days after 9/11. In 2007 he was appointed the Pentagon's top intelligence official, serving as an appointee for both the Bush and Obama administrations before President Obama appointed him as DNI.Trey Brown is a 1997 graduate of the US Naval Academy who started his career as a helicopter pilot and was twice deployed to the Persian Gulf before returning to teach at his alma mater. After serving as a US Navy spokesman from the Pentagon, he joined the Office of the DNI, where he began writing speeches in 2011. He has written hundreds of speeches, eight which were published in the world's top speechwriting journal, Vital Speeches of the Day, and was James Clapper's speechwriter for his final three years as DNI. Clapper's speech to Morehouse College, \"Why Black Lives Matter to US Intelligence\" received the grand prize of the 2017 international Cicero speechwriting award.Chapter OneBorn into the Intelligence Business When I accepted President Obama's offer to be the director of national intelligence, I was pushing seventy years old. Today, of course, I'm dragging it closer and closer to eighty. One reason that's significant is that both the earliest notions of a US Intelligence Community and the menace of the Soviet threat to the West were born about the same time as I was. My father was drafted into the Army in 1944, when I was three years old. As a signals intelligence officer during the war, he supported intercepting Japanese and German communications used to help the Allies win the war. He became deeply committed to the mission and respected the people he worked with, and before the ink was dry on the Japanese instrument of unconditional surrender, he'd decided to stay in the Army while most everyone else was demobilizing and shedding the uniform. Growing up and moving around from one signals intelligence site to another, I learned from a very early age to nevernevertalk about what my dad did. I think my parents would be shocked, and my mother also mildly amused, that after retiring from the intelligence profession in 2017, I'd try to publicly explain what the Intelligence Communitythe \"IC\"is, what it does, and what it should stand for.For me, this seven-decade-and-more journey started with a bang, and not a good one. My earliest vivid memory is of my mother and me entering the port of Leghorn (Livorno), Italy, in 1946, on our way to meet my dad in Eritrea, on the Horn of Africa. We were among the first US dependents to cross the Atlantic after the war, a trip my mother portrayed as a big adventureI'm sure to calm her own apprehensions as much as mine. US forces had liberated the city of Leghorn from the Germans in 1944 and still occupied it and controlled the harbor, but postwar Italy wasn't precisely safe for US dependents, or really for anyone. As our troopship, the USS Fred T. Berry, entered the harbor, I heard and felt an explosion, and the ship went dead in the water. Its alarm bells started ringing, three rings and a pause, and then repeatedI can still hear the shrill soundand we rushed topside. Huddling on the deck, I felt my mother gripping the back of my far-too-big life preserver and watched as lifeboats were lowered over the side. She told me years later that the crew had barely kept the ship from sinking. As we were towed into port, the mast tops of sunken ships slowly passed to either side, looking every bit like crosses in a graveyard for vessels not as fortunate as ours.We spent a couple of weeks in Leghorn while the rudder was repaired and then continued on our voyage to Africa. In Alexandria, my dad bribed the harbor pilot with a carton of cigarettes to take him out to meet us as our ship made its way into port. I don't recall arriving in Egypt, but my second vivid childhood memory is of leaving, my mother shaking me from sleep in a hotel in Cairo while my dad quickly packed our bags. She told me, calmly but urgently, that we had to go to Payne Field, Cairo's airport, and leave the country immediately. I was barely awake as we raced to board an airplane. The family legend is that King Farouk had met them that night in the hotel bar, which must have seemed like amazing luck, at least until the king made a pass at my mother, my dad tried to punch him, and we all had to depart in a hurry. It's not good to take a swing at the king.It took eight weeks for my mother and me to travel from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to the primitive but very pretty city of Asmara, Eritrea, which sat atop a 7,500-foot-high plateau. Today Eritrea is a small, independent, and largely forgotten nation on the Red Sea, bordering the African powerhouses of Ethiopia and Sudan. Before the war, it had been in the Italian colony of Abyssinia, but when I arrived in 1946 it was part of Ethiopia, and the long war resulting in Eritrean independence was still a few years off. The locals viewed Americans with reverence; in their eyes we were rich and powerful, even though we lived in a converted barracks building on a former Italian Navy communications station. I made friends, both with the local kids and a few other Army brats, and learned Italian to fluency, but, of course, have forgotten it all since.One day a friend and I were playing in the Army salvage dump, which was off-limits, but there was so much cool military equipment left over from the war, it was hard to stay away. I picked up a glass vial and dumped out what appeared to be rainwater but was in fact sulfuric acid, which ran down my left leg. I knew I was in trouble when part of my pants began to disappear and my leg started steaming. I ran home, scared to death. The Asmara doctorone of only seven officers on the posthad just stopped by our quarters, and he and my mother dumped me in the bathtub, emptying a ten-pound bag of baking soda my mother had just bought at the commissary onto me, which was exactly the right emergency procedure. My recovery took months and involved a lot of painful skin grafts, and my dad never forgave himself, since he was the logistics officer responsible for the dump. My accident convinced them that remote stations might not have adequate medical care for small children prone to self-inflicted disasters, and so, in 1948, when I was seven and my parents learned my mother was pregnant, they decided it was time to return to the States.Some forty-three years later, when I was director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, I visited Asmara and walked around the compound, which was by then an abandoned Eritrean Army post. I was amazed how dinky it seemed compared to the huge complex I remembered, but it was unmistakably the same place. I found the foundation footings of what had been our quarters, and the original Italian Navy communications towers were still there.My memories of the trip back to the United States are as vivid as those of the trip to Eritrea. We flew out on Ethiopian Airlines, which consisted of a few olive drab B-17s with \"EAL\" printed on their tails. Our pilot, \"Bail Out\" Wicker, told us he got his name because he'd parachuted out of more than one B-17 during the war. That did not inspire confidence in seven-year-old Jimmy Clapper, but thankfully we encountered no emergencies on our flight. I will never forget sitting in the nose bubble, which still had its machine-gun mount, and flying into Payne Field, where planes abandoned after the war were parked in the desert as far as the eye could see: fighters, bombers, transport planes, all baking in the sun. From Cairo, we flew to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and stayed five days, waiting for a plane to Germany. I remember standing outside our motel in short pants as the blowing sand stung my legs. We flew on a big, slow C-54 (a redesignated DC-4) from Dhahran to Frankfurt, which was still in rubble, with people everywhere begging for handouts. We stayed overnight in Bad Soden, outside the city, with no potable water, and I recall being very thirsty. From Frankfurt, we spent a day and a half on a train to Bremerhaven, single-tracking the whole way and passing mile after mile of abandoned or destroyed rolling stock: locomotives, tankers, passenger cars, and freight cars. In retrospect, Germany's recovery from the war is a remarkable achievement. Finally, we sailed back to the United States on another converted troopship.My dad was assigned to Vint Hill Farms Station in Virginia, which was at the time an Army signals intelligence post outside Washington. I was a huge fan of Superman and Batman, and I had a large collection of their comics, which I kept in strict chronological order and took very good care of. They'd be worth a fortune today. But when we had to relocate again, there were strict weight limits for transporting household goods and my parents didn't want to use up their allowance with a lot of comic books. I was told we had to leave them behind, and so, with much regret, I handed over my entire pristine-condition collection to a bratty four-year-old girl named Sue. Seventeen years later, after many more moves for both of us, I married Sue, despite the fact that she no longer had my comics.I wasn't aware of it, but that was a tough move for my parents, too, as we were forced to separate for a while. In 1950, after the North Koreans invaded South Korea, my dad was sent to Chitose, Japan, as the second-in-command of a small Army signals intelligence unit supporting the war effort. Chitose is on Hokkaido, the second largest, northernmost, and least populated of Japan's four main islands. It's just across the Sea of Japan and on about the same latitude as Vladivostok, Russia. Because we couldn't join him until suitable facilities for dependents were built, my mother, sister, and I returned to Fort Wayne, living with my grandparents on their 160 acres while I was in fourth grade and part of fifth, before we joined my dad near the end of 1951.Regular Army soldiers viewed the signals intelligence guys in the Army Security Agency as having more brains than brawn and more of an affinity for electronics than shooting, fighting, and sleeping on the ground. But in Chitose, every now and then the commanding officer and my dad wanted to remind the troops that they were part of the Army, and so they'd take the signals intelligence unit to the field and practice putting up tents, operating a field mess, and doing weapons proficiency training. My dad took me along on one of these summer encampments, equipped with cut-down fatigues, a web belt, a canteen, the smallest helmet liner my dad could find, and even a small backpack. The first sergeant, the senior enlisted man in the unit, took a shine to me and let me carry his (unloaded) M1 rifle, or maybe he saw me as a convenient way to get out of having to carry it himself. Either way, it was a cool experience for an eleven-year-old, and undoubtedly something that can't be done in today's Army, even on Bring Your Child to Work Day.I was enamored with the little I knew of my dad's work, and I was learning a lot about soldiering from watching him, but it was something my mother did in Chitose in 1952 that had a lifelong impact on how I viewed the world. This was before the Supreme Court's 1954 Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka ruling that desegregated schools in the States, but it was four years after President Truman signed Executive Order 9981, banning racial discrimination in the military. The executive order may have desegregated the armed forces institutionally, but not socially.Much of the social life on military bases, particularly overseas, and certainly on the remote base in Chitose, was centered on the Officers' Club. On Sundays the club always served a fancy brunch, putting out its best linen and china and hiring a Japanese band to play and sing its amusing interpretations of popular American songs. The officers, including my dad, who was then a captain, wore dress uniforms, while their wives were in their Sunday best, complete with hats and white gloves. Even the kids dressed up, which for me was torture.At my age, I didn't know and didn't care about who the senior officers in the club were; I didn't know the colonels and lieutenant colonels. But one Sunday, I recognized my dentist, who was a first lieutenant, a junior Army officer like my dad, and one of the very few black Army officers on the base. On that day my family had a prime table near the band, but when my dentist came in, he took a seat by himself on the perimeter of the room. I noticed him there but didn't think much of it. When the music stopped, my motherand I'm sure she picked this timing on purposestood up and rather ostentatiously walked over to my dentist's table. Many of the officers and their wives in the room noticed and pointedly watched her. She talked with him for a minute or two, invited him to sit with us, took him by the hand, and led him through the center of the room to our table. As she did, all the senior officers began staring at my dad, their faces projecting their unspoken questionsWhat is your wife doing? Can't you get her under control? I'll never forget my dad's expressiona mixture of amusement, admiration, and fear. But to his great credit, he made my sister and me shift our chairs to make room at the table for our guest.There may have been consequences for my parents, although if there were, they never mentioned them. In fact, my mother never said a word about what she'd done, even though she spoke to me about a lot of other things, sometimes incessantly. That may be why I remember that Sunday brunch so vividly, even though it was more than sixty-five years ago. When I was at a very impressionable age, my mother showed me that the color of someone's skin doesn't determine the human dignity they deserve. That lesson stayed with me and influenced decisions I've made in both my personal and professional lives.When my family left Japan in 1953, en route to Littleton, Massachusetts, my sister and I were parked with my mother's parents in Philadelphia. This was a good deal for me, because my grandparents let me stay up as late as I wanted to watch TV. Television was a great novelty, since we didn't have one in Japan. On Friday nights, the old movies would end about 12:30, and one night I did the 1950s equivalent of channel surfing, which required actually walking up to the set and manually turning the selector dial. There were only four channels, and one night I stopped between channels four and fiveI'll never forget thisbecause I heard voices speaking in a clipped cadence. There was no picture, just voices. I listened for maybe fifteen minutes as they batted words and numbers back and forth in speech patterns bordering on the nonsensical. Finally I figured out that I'd stumbled onto the broadcast frequency of the Philadelphia Police Department dispatcher. I wanted to hear more, but my arm was getting tired, so I went to the kitchen, found some toothpicks, and stuck them in the dial to secure it. That's right, I \"hacked\" the Philadelphia Police Department, using my grandparents' black-and-white TV set and some toothpicks.The next night I was prepared with a map of the city of Philadelphia and began plotting the addresses where the police cruisers were dispatched. After a few nighttime surveillance sessions, I figured out where the police district boundaries were, based on which cruisers respondedto specific locations. I wrote down anything they said that I didnt understand,and kept listening until I had figured out what all the 10 codes (104, 105, etc.) were, the system for call signs, and the personal identifiers for lieutenants and above. I got a pack of index cards to keep track of all the facts I was collecting. Soon I was staying up every night to build my database. About a month later, when my parents came to Philadelphia to retrieve my sister and me, my dad asked, So whatve you been up to this summer? 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+    "text": "\"Most scholars would have been content to let a book as fine as the first edition of The Rise of Western Christendom rest on its laurels. Not so Peter Brown. He has taken note of the recent outburst of scholarship in this field, and has produced a yet richer work, which, with its extended notes and bibliography, will prove to be a mine for scholars and students for years to come.\" Ian Wood, University of Leeds\"This outstanding revision of The Rise of Western Christendom will make this the book for the next generation and will stimulate countless revisions of long-accepted interpretations of the period 400-1000.\" Thomas F. X. Noble, University of Notre Dame\"[The first edition] was a historical masterpiece before. But the author's mind has moved on: The second edition contains further development, has filled out a great deal of detail, revised much in the light of more recent work, and, especially, has made it very much more useful for serious students by providing references and notes.\" Robert Markus, University of Nottingham\"A new book by Peter Brown always makes my heart beat faster...The addition of a dazzling range of new scholarly material makes the book a far more thorough treatment...My students will be reading it.\" Bryn Mawr Classical Review\"In the second edition of his The Rise of Western Christendom: Triumph and Diversity, AD 200-1000, Brown sets shimmering fragments of historical insight into a mosaic that is all the more splendid for its well-judged architecture, resulting in what may come to stand as the most satisfying contribution of an unusually distinguished career. With time, The Rise of Western Christendom may emerge as a milestone in the search for an account of the fall of Rome that genuinely breaks free of Gibbon's spell.\" Kate Cooper, Times Literary Supplement.\"With its dexterous and confident handling of an array of subjects and disciplines, and its exhaustive and detailed endnotes and bibliography, this book has encapsulated and synthesized a burgeoning field of scholarship at the point of perhaps its greatest creativity and imagination\" The Atlantic Monthly\"The Rise of Western Christendom is a work of uncommon originality, prodigious learning, and literary grace.\" Robert Louis Wilken, National Review\"It is an ashtonishing story, told in a way that keeps general themes clearly in sight while lovingly attending to the particularities of people, pracises and beliefs\" First ChoiceThis book offers a vivid, compelling history of the first thousand years of Christianity. Ranging across the Christian world from China to Iceland, the narrative illustrates the diversity of Christian beliefs and practices. It also places the rise of Christianity in the context of other religious traditions, especially Islam. The author draws penetrating portraits of individuals and communities, from St Patrick and the Irish church to the Christian communities of Armenia and Mesopotamia. For the second edition, the book has been thoroughly rewritten and expanded. It includes two new chapters, on monasticism and Irish Christianity. The author has also added an extensive preface in which he reflects on the scholarly traditions that have influenced his work and explains his current thinking about the book's themes. The new edition contains new maps, a substantial bibliography, and a number of chronological tables to orient the reader.; Title: The Rise of Western Christendom: Triumph and Diversity, A.D. 200-1000, 2nd Edition (The Making of Europe)",
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Rowe Professor Emeritus of Divinity and Law, Duke University Divinity SchoolAnyone who wants to know what a Christian ethicist is and does can begin here, with the compelling account of how one man makes life-bending decisions about things that matter, without ever losing faith in the tender Jesus who has hold of his soul. Barbara Brown Taylor, author of Leaving Church and Learning to Walk in the DarkSimply Christian takes us on the journey of a Christian leader who endeavors to maintain his integrity while navigating his way from a rigid fundamentalism with its right wing political agenda into a progressive world view. The author describes the conflicts and pains that may have to be endured by any who would dare to make a similar journey. I loved this book!Tony Campolo, Professor Emeritus of Sociology, Eastern University\"This is a story of finding faith and almost losing it, of struggling with spirituality but sticking with it. It's David's story, but it is also mine. 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+    "text": "\"In this compelling and sweeping book, Alec Ryrie charts the history of one of the greatest forces in the making of modernity: the rise of the Protestant faith and ethos. Without it, one is hard-pressed to envision the spread of capitalism or of democracy. Ryrie writes that his aim 'is to persuade you that we cannot understand the modern age without understanding the dynamic history of Protestant Christianity.' To which I reply: Mission accomplished.\"- Jon Meacham, author ofAmerican LionandThomas Jefferson \"A sweeping, wonderful book.... We no longer understand that the world wasn't always this way, that we didn't always have things like freedom of speech, freedom of religion, or the concept of limited government.\"- Eric Metaxas, author of Martin Luther, on The Eric Metaxas Show\"To cover the story of Protestantism in just 514 pages might seem a recklessly task. But Ryrie has succeeded magnificently. 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+    "text": "Custer mania rides again! Every 20 years or so, interest in the story and legend of General Custer revives. And with the release of a spate of new books--and at least one movie--we seem to be nearing the crescendo of another such outbreak. With Custer on the Little Bighorn is one of the more interesting of this wave's batch of offerings. Written some four decades after the Battle of Little Bighorn by William O. Taylor, a former soldier in Custer's battalion, the book provides a level-headed account of the times--and the day in question--from someone who was there. In the process, Taylor shares his ambivalence over the mission that the army he fought for was engaged. Describing an encounter with a band of Indians he writes: \"a howling mass of red warriors, naked to the waist, who, maddened and desperate by the terrified cries of the wives and children whose lives were put in jeopardy for the third time within a few weeks, rushed from their camps . . . They seemed to us . . . like fiends incarnate, but were they?\"On June 25, 1876, as General George Armstrong Custer and his soldiers fell to Sioux warriors, Taylor, a private in Troop A of the 7th Cavalry who had just ridden into battle with Major Marcus Reno, was bunkered down, under siege, in a valley below the Little Bighorn. Three days later, he helped bury Custer's troops. Discharged for reasons of health in 1877, Taylor became a lifelong student of his first and only battle. Six years before he died, he completed this previously unpublished memoir/history, which was purchased by editor Martin in 1995. The text integrates Taylor's personal memories with extensive borrowings from such then standard sources as Elizabeth B. Custer's Boots and Saddles and John Finerty's War-Path and Bivouac. Taylor's clear prose style as well as his handwriting, of which several pages are reproduced, pay tribute to the effectiveness of the common schools of New York State at mid-19th century. The author's sympathy for the Indians, his dislike of Reno and his belief that Custer was a victim of his own overconfidence reflect prevailing turn-of-the-century opinions without adding much to the respective debates. The narrative, on the other hand, offers vivid and original firsthand accounts of both the confused retreat of Reno's battalion across the Little Bighorn River and the grisly process of identifying and interring the already decomposing corpses on the site of the Last Stand. Martin's first-rate editing makes the most of a volume that will delight Custer buffs and engage scholars of the campaign. Photos. Editor tour. Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.; Title: With Custer on the Little Bighorn: A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor",
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+    "text": "The American Constitution chose slavery...and the nation justified the choice by formulating an ideology that made blacks into something less than human beings. The result, as historian Ira Berlin argues in a new book on slavery, Many Thousands Gone, is that African slavery became \"no longer just one of many forms of subordinationa common enough circumstance in a world ruled by hierarchiesbut the foundation on which the social order rested.\"Ellis Cose, NewsweekIra Berlin's magisterial [book] is a story of slavery in evolutionary perspective...As a comprehensive study of early North American slavery the work is unexcelled and will be a boon to students and scholars alike.Daniel C. Littlefield, Slavery and AbolitionIn [Many Thousands Gone], Berlin emphasises that slavery, too often treated by historians as a static institution, was in fact constantly changing. 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It is, quite simply, a book of major importance for all historians of North America.James Walvin, Times Higher Education SupplementMany Thousands Gone will challenge just about everything you thought you knew about slavery, especially its dawning...Through this honest and responsible work, perhaps we can begin decoding our Pavlovian responses to the buried racial and experiential triggers we dare not analyze.Debra Dickerson, Village VoiceIra Berlin provides a sweeping survey of slavery and black life in North America...from the early 17th into the early 19th centuries. The result is the best general history we now have of the \"peculiar institution\" during its first 200 years. Many Thousands Gone is a remarkable book, one that beautifully integrates two centuries of history over a wide geographical area. It is a benchmark study from which students will learn and with which scholars will grapple for many years to come.Peter Kolchin, Los Angeles TimesMany Thousands Gone is an imaginatively conceived, brilliantly executed academic history of the experience of African-Americans, from their arrival in Jamestown in 1619, through the early decades of the nineteenth century. With clarity and sympathetic attention, Berlin depicts how, with regional and historical variations, blacks in North America employed a variety of stratagems to confront modify, ameliorate, and even surmount their degraded condition as slaves...Berlin's knowledge of slave life in America is little short of encyclopedic. On virtually every page he illuminates how and to what extent African-Americans in different times and places strove \"to negotiate\" the terms of their servitude with their masters...This book seems destined to define the terms of discussion for many years to come.Haim Chertok, Jerusalem PostWhen Americans think about slaveryand try to work through its legacythey're operating from a misleadingly narrow image: the cotton plantations of the deep South. So says Berlin, who chronicles the slave experience in the 200 years1619 to 1819that preceded the antebellum period. It's a horrific picture, but a complex one too, including the dramatically different lives of the first Creole slaves, the long northern enthusiasm for slavery, and ever-present patterns of resistance and renegotiation.Globe and MailIn Many Thousands Gone, Ira Berlin tells the complex and neglected story of American slavery from 1619 through about 1810. It is a story most Americans do not know...Berlin has written a sweeping history that builds upon the pioneering work of John Hope Franklin, John Blassingame, Eugene Genovese, Herbert Gutman and Edmund Morgan, and shines as both a comprehensive and astute synthesis of current scholarship and as an original contribution to the field.James L. Swanson, Chicago TribuneMany Thousands Gone traces the evolution of black society from the first arrivals in the early seventeenth century through the American Revolution. Laboring as field hands on tobacco and rice plantations, as skilled artisans in port cities, or as soldiers along the frontier, generation after generation of black slaves struggled to create a world of their own in circumstances not of their own making. 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+    "text": "The focus of this fine book, which is at once doggedly scrupulous and quietly passionate, is the slave market that operated in New Orleans in the years before the Civil War An area of recent and still tentative study has to do with the effect the slaves had on the people who bought and sold them; to this Johnson makes important and original contributions In what it tells us about the slaves, Soul by Soul adds more detail to what is by now a staggering body of information. It is in telling us more about what slavery did to the men and women who stood on the privileged side of the divide that Johnson performs his most useful service. Slavery brutalized its victims, but it also corrupted its masters. 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Carstarphen, Dallas Morning News[Soul by Soul has] an interesting and compelling argument Where Johnson succeeds[is in] using the New Orleans slave market, its contents and its customers as a way to understand a culture that no longer exists.Matthew DeBord, SalonJohnson's extremely rich and subtle work, the first in-depth look at the slave markets, never lets the reader forget the reality that this was a trade in human beings Among the most striking and important aspects of the book is the way Johnson makes clear the resistance of enslaved African-Americans to becoming mere items of property Johnson teaches us that, despite the insistence of white slaveholders that slaves were simply possessions, enslaved African-Americans routinely asserted their humanity and forced slaveholders to take this into account when bringing people to market. At the same time that Johnson keeps the spotlight squarely on the humanity of enslaved African-Americans, he also presents a complicated account of those who went to the markets to buy Anyone interested in American history must strive to understand something about slavery, and as Johnson shows us, the event of the sale of one human being to another is at the center of the story of slavery. The horror of that transaction remains so powerful that even today descendants of its victims, as well as of its perpetrators, are still trying to comprehend it. 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Walter Johnson creates a common identity for the slaves by letting their voices give shape to the narrative. In an age such as ours, so premised on individual liberty, the author performs a kind of moral autopsy on the mindset of slave owning.Jason Berry, Gambit WeeklyJohnson tells us many things about [the] commodification of human beings, some of which you probably know and others that are more surprising Johnson's book covers wide territory, from the petty encounters of small slave traders to the extraordinary power of slavery in the southern economy.Peter Walker, Financial TimesJohnson provides the fullest, most penetrating examination of the antebellum slave market to date. Using slave narratives, court records, planters' letters, and more, Johnson enters the slave pens and showrooms of the New Orleans slave market to observe how slavery turned men and women into merchandise and how slaves resisted such efforts to steal their humanity. 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(Michael Kenney Boston Globe)This is an unusual and interesting work of history, whose chief strength lies in the way it lovingly recreates the spirit of a particular Arizona community and, through its insistence on micro-historical detail, gives the reader a clear sense of how racial assumptions and antagonisms operated within everyday life. (Paul Giles Times Literary Supplement)A story of racism, vigilantism, and injustice that retains its grim fascination after nearly a century...The sordid but suspenseful story is told against a background that encompasses the mining industry, labor unions and even a waffling U.S. Supreme Court. (Parade Magazine)Gordon's extraordinary achievement in this book lies in her narrative strategy as much as in her insights as a social historian: she alternates dramatic short chapters detailing the events in the mining communities of Clifton-Morenci from the first to the fourth of October 1904 with longer, denser ones that reconstruct the conflation of class, gender, racial, religious, and economic interests that initiated the children's journey west from New York City and underlay their distribution by Father Mandin, the local priest. (Gay Wachman Women's Review of Books)Linda Gordon has used [the orphan abduction's] events to explore issues of race, gender, class, economics and theories of the family in a beautifully constructed narrative and analysis of a flashpoint in American domestic history...Gordon uses her multiplicity of sources with great skill, all the time reminding us that some participants in the story have left no record of their experiences, particularly the children's birth mothers, the children themselves, and the Mexican families with whom they were to be placed. She contextualises the event superbly, giving us a well-rounded portrait of Clifton-Morenci at the time, as well as taking us through the ideological and emotional processes which moved people to act as they did. (Catriona Crowe Irish Times)Historian Linda Gordon has unearthed a small, forgotten story, and told it exceptionally well...[The] astonishing story, less than a century old, contains much to ponder. Gordon does a masterful job probing class and race, gender and religion, family and border economics to shed light on conflicts unresolved to this day...She has crafted both an exhilarating yarn and a sober morality tale. (Karen R. Long Plain Dealer)[A] fascinating, almost cinematic book...Gordon has brilliantly retrieved history, in the process providing a vivid, complex addition to the growing scholarship on 'whiteness.' (JoAnn Wypijewski Lingua Franca Book Review)It is both fascinating and disturbing to delve into specific events of American history: Cultural biases explode, exploitation simmers, and religious identity is challenged. Linda Gordon's book confronts all these issues...Delving deeper and deeper into the American conscience, Gordon shatters layer upon layer of assumption. She has done her research, and the story she has written breathes life as a dragon breathes fire, burning sometimes accidentally, though oftentimes intentionally. As a challenge to preconceived notions of American history, as a reflection of cultural, religious and economic realities and as a how-to guide for retrieving important historical lessons, The Great Arizona Orphan Abduction is fascinating, repelling and completely engrossing. (Ian Graham The Star-Ledger)In 1904, a group of New York nuns delivered 40 mostly Irish but entirely Catholic orphans to a remote Arizona mining town to be adopted by local Catholics. What happened next is the subject of historian Linda Gordon's compelling new book: For their act of Christian charity, the nuns were rewarded with near-lynching and public vilification of an intensity hard to fathom today. As Gordon makes clear in writing so alive it makes the reader smell sagebrush and white supremacy, the Eastern nuns didn't realize that, in turn-of-the-century Arizona, Catholic also meant Mexican, and Mexican meant inferior. (Debra Dickerson salon.com)Linda Gordon is Professor of History at New York University. She is the author of the now classic history of birth control in America, Woman's Body, Woman's Right, and of Heroes of Their Own Lives: The Politics and History of Family Violence, winner of the Joan Kelly Prize for the best book in women's history.; Title: The Great Arizona Orphan Abduction",
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+    "text": "Richter here offers a masterly work that eschews the long-standing perception that Native Americans were nothing more than marginalized bystanders as Europeans colonized North America. Focusing on the period between the 15th and 18th centuries, the author instead shows that Native American communities adapted to the many stresses introduced by the arrival of the Europeans and were active participants in creating a new way of life on the continent...[He] provides a valuable perspective that is often overlooked in books about the same period. Highly recommended for all public and academic libraries. (John Burch Library Journal 2001-10-15)At the center of this bold and thoroughly astonishing history of Native Americans are narratives of three Indians generally known to Euro-Americans: Pocahontas, Blessed Catherine Tekakwitha, and the Algonquin warrior Metacom, also known as King Philip. Telling each of these stories--a romance, the life of a saint, the destruction of a 'noble savage'--from the European and then the Native American perspective, Richter elucidates an alternative history of America from Columbus to just after the Revolution...Gracefully written and argued, Richter's compelling research and provocative claims make this an important addition to the literature for general readers of both Native American and U.S. studies. (Publishers Weekly 2001-10-22)Most American histories treat North America's indigenous peoples as ancillary to the more important story of the establishment of a European nation in the New World. What would happen if one shifted focus and transformed the usual bit-players into stars? Richter...makes that shift and produces what may, for its impeccable use of primary sources, smoothly well-wrought prose, and passionate argument, become a classic. (Patricia Monaghan Booklist 2001-11-15)An excellent, ambitious attempt to restore to history long-overlooked Indians who 'neither uncompromisingly resisted...nor wholeheartedly assimilated' in the face of white encroachment...A hallmark in recent Native American historiography that merits wide attention. (Kirkus Reviews 2001-09-15)Richter demythicizes the standard accounts...to demonstrate how white settlers consciously created false images to justify economic, religious, and military exploitation of Native inhabitants...This [is an] innovative and well-written book. (M. L. Tate Choice 2002-06-01)Richter insists that we must look over the shoulders of American Indians to see the Europeans who settled the New World to have a complete understanding of our origins. His depiction of how these original Americans adapted to the new-comers and how they were inevitably betrayed by generations devoted to \"freedom\" and \"opportunity\" are especially telling. (Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News 2002-07-28)From its title to its very last page, Facing East from Indian Country spins us around. But rather than dizzying, this turnabout is clarifying, freeing us from the blinders of a European perspective on the early American experience. Vast in scope yet intimate in its attention to particular people, places, and moments, Richter's book is a moving, thought-provoking work of scholarship. (James H. Merrell, author of Into the American Woods: Negotiators on the Pennsylvania Frontier)Richter offers a brilliant retelling of the old stories of European colonies and empires through Native eyes. Facing East from Indian Country may be as close as any scholar has come to synthesizing an \"Indian perspective\" on early American history This is a book not to be missed. (Philip J. Deloria, author of Playing Indian)With keen insight, deep reading, and a sparkling wit, Richter makes new and compelling sense of American history, radically shifting our perspective on the past. Balancing vivid imagination and a respect for the unknown, Richter crafts a powerful and engaging story that is essential to understanding our place in time on this continent. (Alan Taylor, author of William Cooper's Town: Power and Persuasion on the Frontier of the Early American Republic)In his acclaimed volume Facing East From Indian Country, Daniel Richter turns the tables on 'conventional' histories of early European-Indian relations by looking east from the Mississippi River rather than west from the Atlantic Ocean...Richter approaches, from the Indian perspective, the history of early contact with Europeans through the founding of the U. S., with emphasis on tribes' immeasurable contribution to the history of the continent. 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+    "text": "Faced with the German degradation and murder of the Jews from 1933 to 1945, historians and, indeed, so many thoughtful men and women have posed no question more insistently than, 'How could it happen?' Claudia Koonz's powerfully written study of the inculcation of a Nazi racialist ethos in the years before extermination answers this question as persuasively as any other to date. (Charles S. Maier, author of The Unmasterable Past: History, Holocaust, and German National Identity)In this valuable and original book, Claudia Koonz analyzes how the Nazis legitimized the Third Reich and facilitated Hitler's consensual dictatorship and genocidal policies. This daring reinterpretation of the relationship between the Nazi leadership, its middle- and low-ranking cadres, and other sectors of the German population shows the gradual shift in public opinion toward the regime's worldview. Ultimately, Nazism created a positive, moral image of itself just as it sanctioned the annihilation of enemies perceived as unethical and immoral. (Omer Bartov, author of Germany's War and the Holocaust: Disputed Histories)Claudia Koonz's arresting new book makes the case that between 1933 and 1939, before the Second World War and the Holocaust, the Nazis built a perverse ethical consensus in Germany. Preaching fears of racial weakness along with pride and commitment to a new moral order, self-righteous opinion leaders created an ethnic fundamentalism--of which we have not, she suggests in a closing reflection, seen the last. (Michael R. Marrus, author of The Holocaust In History)This is an artfully written book, with engaging asides and a captivating sense of detail and touching comment that is rare for a volume on Nazism. I don't know where else I've learned so much about everyday life and culture under Nazism. (Robert N. Proctor, author of The Nazi War on Cancer)Hitler, Koonz says, understood the German people's need for a sense of coherence in the wake of what many saw as the degeneracy of the Weimar Republic--and 'he promised to rescue old-fashioned values of honor and dignity' by offering a secular faith to replace lost religious certainties. Koonz explores the promotion of these beliefs in German culture and law, and how they led to the catastrophe of the Holocaust, adding much to our understanding of how a civilized society could reach such infamous levels of violence. (Publishers Weekly)Claudia Koonz...explains in her insightful new book how Germans, who were among Europe's least anti-Semitic people, came to support a leadership that sought to annihilate European Jewry...The readiness of many Germans to acquiesce evolved as a consequence of their internalization of the knowledge that was disseminated apparently by legitimate institutions of the state. As Koonz notes, the indoctrination was successful because there was little reason to question the facts conveyed by experts, documentary films, educational materials, and popular science. The German public was reeducated to support the elimination of Jews, Gypsies, the chronically ill, and other categories of the 'unfit'--all as a moral good, consistent with the dictates of conscience. Koonz's prodigious work is a major contribution to our understanding of the social and ideological history of the Third Reich. (Jack Fischel Weekly Standard 2004-01-12)Koonz does not deny the existence of extremist and violent anti-Semites in the Nazi leadership. But her stress on the moderate way their ultimately genocidal plans were presented as necessary cruelties adds an important dimension in our understanding of the Nazi regime and its crime. (Antony Polonsky Boston Globe 2003-12-21)Trudl Junge, former personal secretary to Adolf Hitler, once noted that the Fhrer's success came with his ability to manipulate other people's conscience. On a vast scale, the German people no longer knew right from wrong. Koonz presents a compelling argument to suggest that Junge was in some degree right. The Germans did not surrender their conscience but submitted to its transformation away from conventional Western notions of right and wrong to a radical, racial nationalism that established criteria for assessing moral actions and outcomes. (J. Kleiman Choice 2004-06-01)Koonz displays the gradual transformation of the traditional idea of conscience into something that was utterly shaped by the subordination of one's own self to that of the Volk. (Aharon ben Anshel Jewish Press 2004-03-26)[Koonz] documents in exemplary fashion what the historical actors actually thought, felt, advocated, planned, and organized before they acted...impressively researched, lucidly organized, disturbing, yet eminently readable. (Michael Meyer American Historical Review 2007-04-01)Claudia Koonz is Professor of History at Duke University.; Title: The Nazi Conscience",
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+    "text": "Nash's reminder that African-Americans made up a fifth of the population during the Revolutionary era exemplifies the purpose of this lively, accessible \"corrective to historical amnesia,\" comprising three discrete chapters based on lectures he delivered at Harvard in 2004. The wide-ranging first chapter, \"The Black Americans' Revolution,\" illustrates how the War for Independence whetted slaves' thirst for freedom. Nash chronicles slave defection to the British (for whom many more blacks fought than for the Americans) and sketches vivid portraits of individuals who sued for their freedom in the courts. The impassioned second chapter asks, \"Could Slavery Have Been Abolished?\" and argues the affirmative—that ending slavery during the postrevolutionary period was not only possible but would have unified rather than split the nation. Nash traces broad political and economic conditions (e.g., widespread abolitionist sentiment) to support his argument, and blames the nation's leaders and founding fathers for their lack of political courage. The concluding essay explores questions of citizenship and national identity through the early 19th-century writings of two contemporary Philadelphians, the African-American businessman James Forten and Tench Coxe, a white political economist. Nash (The Unknown American Revolution) exhibits gracefully assertive scholarship in this brief but meaty synthesis. (Mar.) Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Adult/High School–This well-written, compact book by a master historian presents the appalling story of the denial of political and human rights for black Americans after they had fought during the Revolutionary War. More infuriating, this rejection came despite the era's grand rhetoric, all men are created equal. In three chapters, readers learn of the heroism and tenacity of black patriots, and also of blacks who fought for the British; the near success of efforts to abolish slavery following the war; and the sad story of the first decades of the 19th century, when blacks in the North and South were deprived of civil liberties. In the process, Thomas Jefferson's hypocrisy in racial matters is delineated. Readers are also shown that, going back many generations, commercial interests of many politicians have trumped ideals. Nash supplies accessible accounts of important American black leaders too often left out of textbooks, such as businessman and pamphleteer James Forten, surveyor Benjamin Banneker, poet Phillis Wheatley, and others. A must-buy.–Alan Gropman, National Defense University, Washington, DC Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.; Title: The Forgotten Fifth: African Americans in the Age of Revolution (The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures)",
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+    "text": "Adam Rothman's Slave Country addresses the critical matter of how the slave plantation regime that had been created along the Atlantic seaboard in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries was transported to the interior in the half century prior to the Civil War. Important and provocative, it will become essential to any understanding of the antebellum South. (Ira Berlin, author of Generations of Captivity: A History of African-American Slavery)Adam Rothman's, Slave Country gives dramatic conceptual and narrative life to the often forgotten years of the early republic. Most important, he offers us a powerful perspective on the making of a new slave society in the nineteenth century. (Steven Hahn, author of A Nation under Our Feet: Black Political Struggles in the Rural South from Slavery to the Great Migration)Adam Rothman's marvelous Slave Country breaks the mold. Rothman is able to trace connections between imperial violence, global capitalism, and the history of slavery in the United States which have escaped the attention of legions of his forebears. The future of scholarship on American slavery starts right here. (Walter Johnson, author of Soul by Soul: Life inside the Antebellum Slave Market)In this deeply-researched study, Adam Rothman provides a compelling narrative survey of the expansion of American power--and slavery--into Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. It is an important story that will attract widespread interest. (Peter Kolchin, author of American Slavery, 1619-1877)Adam Rothman significantly revises and enhances our understanding of how the slave society of the older seaboard South spread westward to reshape what had been the territories of Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, creating what we know as the Old South. The result will be essential reading for scholars of the Early National Period and southern historians. (John B. Boles, author of The South through Time: A History of an American Region)For too long, scholars have taken the expansion of slavery in the Old South as a given. Adam Rothman challenges us to consider how and why slavery expanded into newly acquired territory in the Old Southwest. Thoughtful, provocative, and innovative, Slave Country illuminates the rise of the Cotton Kingdom with all its tragic consequences. (Randy Sparks, author of The Two Princes of Calabar: An Eighteenth-Century Atlantic Odyssey)Rarely is an author's first book so mature in its balance and authority. Rothman sets out to explain 'why slavery expanded' under the leadership of members of the revolutionary generation and their successors, and why it expanded especially into the Deep South of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, lands that were part of the Louisiana Purchase...The realities of slavery appear in all their vividness, as does the distinctiveness of the white cultures of the region, especially Louisiana's. One comes away from this readable, energetic work by Rothman appreciating how much the nation's vaunted past--its military successes, its democratic growth, its economic might--owes to the enslavement of people out of Africa. (Publishers Weekly 2005-01-10)Adam Rothman's Slave Country: American Expansion and the Origins of the Deep South is the fullest account we have of how slaveholding in the southern states became not only acceptable but also a source of pride and celebration. (George M. Fredrickson New York Review of Books 2005-07-14)Adam Rothman's ambitious first book, Slave Country, provides an analytical narrative of how the three states associated with the Deep South--Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi--developed into plantation societies. Rothman weaves together political, economic, social, and military history to construct a much-needed study of this often-overooked region's beginnings...Rothman has a first-rate writing style, a sure command of the sources, especially primary source materials, and this book fills a real need in the historical literature for a modern analysis of the growth of slavery in the Deep South. (James C. Foley H-Net)Adam Rothman explains persuasively and succinctly how slavery expanded into Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama from the 1780s to the 1820s--how a slave country, the United States, nurtured a slave country, the territory of the Deep South. The dual meaning in the title evidences Rothman's breadth of vision; his compelling narrative interweaves great causes and small stories...His interpretative structure sets a new standard of elegance and sophistication. It is difficult to do justice to the nuances and pleasures of Slave Country in a short review. You need to read it for yourself, and buy copies for friends. (Anthony Gene Carey Alabama Review) Adam Rothman is Associate Professor of History, Georgetown University.; Title: Slave Country: American Expansion and the Origins of the Deep South",
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+    "text": "Fitzhugh Brundage's The Southern Past is an extraordinarily ambitious and important book, a true achievement by an immensely talented historian. This book should reach a wide audience with its story of how the past has been shaped and reshaped in the South through usable narratives, commodities, curriculums, parades, books, sacred sites, vacant lots, real politics, and heroic icons on both sides of a tragic racial divide. In scope, research, and writerly execution, no one has ever captured the scars and the possibilities of Southern memory quite like this. (David W. Blight, author of Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory)History is a powerful weapon. In this stunningly imaginative and finely crafted study of the struggle for the control of the memory of the Southern past, W. Fitzhugh Brundage has provided a critical lens through which we can view some of the most volatile issues of our time. In stark detail, he explains how Southern white memories of gentility and the heroic Confederacy co-existed with, and were finally challenged by, Southern black memories of human bondage and heroic slave resistance. In a most sophisticated analysis Brundage explains how shifting political power has constructed and reconstructed the remembered history of a changing Southern cultural landscape. This is history at its best in service of our society's efforts to come to terms with notions of Southern heritage, one of the most complex, controversial, and significant issues of our time. (James Oliver Horton, co-author of Slavery and the Making of America)Brundage compares the competing views on history and heritage of southern blacks and whites as they struggled to tell the story of the South. What developed was a kind of parallel perspective, with whites controlling public space with commemoration of a proud antebellum South and defeat in the Civil War and with blacks maintaining more private recollections of the horror of slavery and the redemption offered by freedom. Since the 1960s, these competing views have been more public and contentious, resulting in a profound change in the perspective on southern history in all its complexities. (Vanessa Bush Booklist 2005-09-01)As The Southern Past painfully affirms, the definition of just who and what a Southerner is remains cloudy even today...Brundage's research attests to the enormous extent to which Southern whites reshaped antebellum history to suit their own, reshaped memories of the Old South. In the eyes of white hagiographers, blacks were little more than bit players on the larger stage of Southern history. Slavery became an incidental cause of the Civil War. (Terry Shulman Richmond Times-Dispatch 2005-10-23)[Brundage's] close analysis brilliantly reveals how Southerners defined themselves--and who did the defining...In perhaps his most rewarding section, Brundage shows how Southern whites built the scaffolding upon which their memories rested. Of particular importance was the creation of state-sponsored archives, the establishment of privately funded museums, the professionalization of the study of history, the growth of heritage tourism and the creation of a variety of historic sites from roadside markers to plantation complexes. Again, white Southerners--acting from positions of power--saw the sites of their memories lovingly restored; black Southerners saw theirs demolished. But with the end of segregation, whites and blacks confronted one another on far more equal ground in battles over the placement of the Confederate battle flag and the singing of 'Dixie.' (Ira Berlin Washington Post Book World 2006-02-12)In this fascinating book, W. Fitzhugh Brundage chronicles the evolution of historical memories in the South between 1864 and the present...The Southern Past enriches our understanding of southern historical memory, shedding new light on how whites used their interpretation of the past to perpetuate political, economic, and social equalities. Using a wide array of primary documents, Brundage has written a thought-provoking study that should prove useful and accessible to public and academic historians. (Bruce E. Stewart North Carolina Historical Review)Brundage has written a compelling and vital work of southern history that both synthesizes and moves the discussion of memory forward. All students of southern history will find it valuable. (W. 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Ned Blackhawk's compelling interpretation completely reorients our understanding of the early American West.Philip J. Deloria, author of Indians in Unexpected PlacesA powerful work that challenges a long list of myths and preconceptions, this ambitious book asks us to reimagine the conventional narrative of North American history. Blackhawk's story of Great Basin peoples reveals both the violent history of the region and the habits of mind that, until now, have produced sanitized narratives of its past.Frederick E. Hoxie, University of IllinoisBlackhawk shows how the forces unleashed by conquest and colonialism reverberated across the Great Basin, a region badly neglected in most histories of Native America and the West. Far from the scene of direct Spanish-Indian encounters, complex relations of power and violence developed between different Native peoples as contests escalated over horses, trade, tribute, and slaves. In the nineteenth century, American explorers, miners, settlers, and government agents entered a world already in turmoil. Violence over the Land paints a searing picture of the ripple effects of colonialism on Native communities.Colin G. Calloway, author of One Vast Winter Count: The Native American West before Lewis and ClarkIn this triumph of historical detective work, Ned Blackhawk recovers the lost story of the Great Basin's Native peoples and brings them into the larger narrative of American history. Along with Utes, Navajos, Comanches, Spaniards, Englishmen, and Anglo Americans, violence itself is a major historical actor in this well-told story. Indeed, Blackhawk's analysis of violence may force a reconsideration of its role in other regions of early America.David J. Weber, author of Brbaros: Spaniards and Their Savages in the Age of EnlightenmentEloquently written, wide-ranging, and deeply researched, Violence over the Land highlights the pervasive pain that shaped and reshaped the area known as the Great Basin. Ned Blackhawk demonstrates that the peoples long derided as the most impoverished of 'primitive bands' were made that way by colonial history, not by culture or ecology. This is a major contribution to our understanding of the American experience.Daniel K. Richter, author of Facing East from Indian CountryAt last, we Indigenous people of the Americas have a central part in history! In this major and much-needed work Ned Blackhawk features Indians in American history not in a peripheral role but in a pivotal way. While Native people were 'caught in the maelstrom of colonialism,' they were not merely victims but key participants in the hemispheric changes that began with Spanish imperialism in the fifteenth century. 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This is a major achievement.Modris Eksteins, University of TorontoFritzsche has written an extraordinary book--a short, compelling, and yet comprehensive history of the Third Reich. It unfolds a masterful narrative of a regime that set out to restore a nation and in the process turned Europe into a killing field. This history familiarizes the reader with the key events as they unfolded and with contemporary reflections on them in diaries and letters. We come to the quite shocking recognition that these ruminations capture a conversation, for good and evil, that continues to the present day.Michael Geyer, University of ChicagoWith remarkable vision and poise, Fritzsche guides us through the interior of the Third Reich's racial imaginary to explore the terrible effectiveness of the efforts required of Germans in thinking themselves into the morally coercive world of the Volksgemeinschaft. Commanding the vast literatures on Nazism with enviable facility, he seamlessly combines major themes with a keen eye for the telling detail. This is one of the most illuminating reflections on the popular history of the Third Reich in many years.Geoff Eley, University of MichiganFritzsche effectively takes up one of the key controversies surrounding the Third Reich: to what extent were the German people accomplices of the regime?...Others have argued that the German people were either manipulated and deceived by, or converted to, Nazism. Fritzsche provides a more nuanced argument that the Nazis were quite successful in winning the people's support, but it took time and effort...Fritzsche mines diaries and letters written by the famous and well-placed as well as the unknown, to show that the prospects of German grandeur and unity resonated deeply with many people, even when it meant a hugely destructive war and the genocide of the Jews. Fritzsche offers a significant interpretation of Nazism and the German people, and writes with a vibrancy that is not often found in studies of the Third Reich.Publishers Weekly[A] fascinating book...Fritzsche's book demolishes the myth of contemporary ignorance about the Shoah and the artificial divide between the apolitical Wehrmacht and the evil SS. As the aerial bombing campaign destroyed German cities, the citizenry transformed their status as perpetrators and beneficiaries of Nazi policy into that of victims, thereby quelling postwar confrontation with reality for more than a generation. Fritzsche's book demonstrates that there are still numerous areas of the Nazi era in which historians may delve.Frederic Krome, Library Journal (starred review)Peter Fritzsche's book is one that will undoubtedly court controversy. His aim is to show that \"more Germans were Nazis\" and that Germans were \"more National Socialist\" than had been previously accepted...This book combines a compelling historical narrative with a thought-provoking analysis.Lisa Pine, Times Higher Education SupplementFritzsche writes with his customary flair and verve, and packs an enormous amount into a relatively short volume...His immensely readable and intelligent book makes superb use of letters and diaries to communicate the experience of ordinary people under Nazism in a way that few other historians have been able to do.Richard J. Evans, New York Review of BooksWhat Peter Fritzsche does so well in his new book, Life and Death in the Third Reich, is show the systematic breakdown and reshaping of a society...Fritzsche paints such a nuanced and exhaustively researched portrait of German National Socialism that in the end it just doesn't suffice simply to call the Nazis architects of death. They were, of course, but the political wave they rode in on was something of a phenomenon. So adroit were the Nazis at all-consuming manipulation that they were able to essentially recast the entire destiny of a country in such a way as to make the Holocaust actually seem to make sense, at least in the context of their own barbaric political framework.Jeffrey White, PopMatters.comFritzsche combines the most recent research with his own investigation of primary sources to create an important synthesis of National Socialist goals and ideology among the ordinary citizenry of the Third Reich.J. Kleiman, ChoicePeter Fritzsche is Professor of History at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.; Title: Life and Death in the Third Reich",
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+    "text": "Combining the best of the tradition of writing history \"from the bottom up,\"with prodigious research, and a red thread of analytical brilliance, Confederate Reckoning dramatically reshapes our understanding of the history of slavery and the Civil War. (Walter Johnson, author of Soul by Soul: Life Inside the Antebellum Slave Market)This is a major book [that] permanently rewrites the history of the Confederacy. (James L. Roark, author of Masters Without Slaves: Southern Planters in the Civil War and Reconstruction)Analyzing the experience of women, African Americans, and others often placed at the margins of Confederate history, McCurry powerfully challenges readers to get beyond high politics and storied military campaigns to engage a profoundly complicated, and often surprising, story of struggle and change amid seismic events. (Gary W. Gallagher, author of The Confederate War)McCurry strips the Confederacy of myth and romance to reveal its doomed essence. 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This desire allowed them to not only ignore the long odds against their success, just as Tea Partiers fail to consider their program's (such as it is) absurd contradictions...McCurry shines a light on the South's brutal reality and thus encourages us to cast a cold analytical eye on our own. (Jordan Magill San Francisco Book Review 2010-06-22)The sesquicentennial of the Civil War now looms on the horizon, promising its own deluge of books of every size, shape and description. We will be fortunate indeed if in sheer originality and insight they measure up to Confederate Reckoning...McCurry challenges us to expand our definition of politics to encompass not simply government but the entire public sphere. The struggle for Southern independence, she shows, opened the door for the mobilization of two groups previously outside the political nation--white women of the nonslaveholding class and slaves...Confederate Reckoning offers a powerful new paradigm for understanding events on the Confederate home front. (Eric Foner The Nation 2010-07-14)Building upon her work over almost two decades, McCurry presents a new history of the South's experience during the war. It is an account that foregrounds social history as contrasted with military history, and in this respect it is of a piece with much of the pathbreaking new scholarship on the war. It moves political history from the study of elected politicians and government institutions to an exploration of power in all its dimensions...Perhaps the highest praise one can offer McCurry's work is to say that once we look through her eyes, it will become almost impossible to believe that we ever saw or thought otherwise...Confederate Reckoning: Power and Politics in the Civil War South is a book about politics that stretches far beyond the ballot and the statehouse, all the way into plantations and farms and families and communities across the South...McCurry has helped to transform our understanding of the Confederacy--and of its impossibility...At the outset of the book, McCurry insists that she is not going to ask or answer the timeworn question of why the South lost the Civil War. Yet in her vivid and richly textured portrait of what she calls the Confederacy's \"undoing,\" she has in fact accomplished exactly that. 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+    "text": "With deep insights, original readings, expansive vision, and dramatic narratives, Walter Johnson reconfigures both the political economy of American slavery and the landscape of struggle in the slave South. (Steven Hahn, author of A Nation under Our Feet: Black Political Struggles in the Rural South from Slavery to the Great Migration)Walter Johnson's River of Dark Dreams is a unique, brilliant, and relentless critique of the sordid logic of American slavery as it unfolded on cotton plantations, aboard steamboats plying the Mississippi, and in toxic proslavery adventures that spilled across the country's borders. The next generation of debates over slavery in the United States must wrestle with Johnson's startling and profound insights. (Adam Rothman, author of Slave Country: American Expansion and the Origins of the Deep South)River of Dark Dreams solidifies Walter Johnson's standing as a brilliantly gifted interpreter of the past, whose work sets the benchmark for a powerfully lucid--sometimes heart-wrenching--vision of what enslavement meant for slaveowners, for the women and men they enslaved, and for the nations that participated in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. (Jennifer L. Morgan, author of Laboring Women: Gender and Reproduction in New World Slavery)Mining journals, correspondence, public records and popular literature, Johnson reminds us that New Orleans, not Richmond, was the engine of Southern prosperity: its largest city, largest slave market and the center of a booming international trading system...Mixed with fascinating anecdotes, grim accounts of slave life and a convincing argument for plantation slavery's essential role in the 19th century's burgeoning industrial capitalism. (Kirkus Reviews 2012-12-15)River of Dark Dreams is an important, arguably seminal, book...It is always trenchant and learned. And in highly compelling fashion, it helps us more fully appreciate how thoroughly the slaveholding South was part of the capitalist transatlantic world of the first half of the 19th century. (Mark M. Smith Wall Street Journal 2013-02-22)Johnson has written a book as big and bold as the Mississippi River valley region it surveys. In it, he maps the various interlocking connections among slavery, land surveys and speculation, steamboats, capital and credit, cotton planting, and more to show how President Jefferson's promise of an 'empire for liberty' to come from the Louisiana Purchase became instead a place of people grasping for advantage, gouging for wealth, and gaining through will and brutality. Readers will find Johnson's discussions of steamboat technology, adaptations of new strains of cotton, and credit and market arrangements especially compelling as he makes the case for a modernizing, slave-based cotton empire that sought to extend its reach across the continent and, through violence, to claim Central America and Cuba as well...An essential book for understanding the dynamism and direction of American economic ambitions and the human and environmental costs of the physical, political, and social energy that drove such ambitions and ended in civil war. (Randall M. Miller Library Journal (starred review) 2013-03-15)[Johnson] firmly believes that the booms of the early 1830s, followed by the devastating collapse of cotton prices and fortunes in 1837 and then the same cycle again in the 1850s, culminated in the Civil War. For those who have the penetration to see it, the cycles were written on the land, the technology, the crafty new financial instruments, and the bodies of the enslaved. Johnson never misses a chance to remind us of the relevance of all this today: the deregulation, speculation, profit, bubble, bust, misery, and war...Johnson's book attempts something daring and bold. Instead of perpetuating the regularly compartmentalized treatment of American slavery and the global antebellum political economy, he follows the example of Eric Williams's Capitalism and Slavery (1944) by bringing both together. He does this with an eye toward the enslaved on the ground, observing what they ate and produced, how they lived, how they were brutalized and died. Johnson is brilliantly attuned to the stories of the enslaved whose lives were coexistent with the cycle of production, who planted and harvested cotton but were at the same time commodities themselves, whose every biological function (reproduction, waste elimination) was an economic calculation. (Lawrence P. Jackson Los Angeles Review of Books 2013-05-30)Johnson paints a picture of slavery in the Mississippi Valley as rich in twists and surprises as the Mississippi itself...A seminal study. (D. Butts Choice 2013-07-01)\"River of Dark Dreams is at its best when it focuses on the day-to-day lives of slaves in the valley. Johnson empathizes with his subjects, allows them to speak for themselves through written records they left behind, and is a gifted enough writer to make the past come alive in his prose...Few books have captured the lived experience of slavery as powerfully as River of Dark Dreams.\" (Ari Kelman Times Literary Supplement 2013-07-26)This most impressive piece of history writing will be a source of inspiration and debate for many years to come. It demonstrates the national significance of regional history and the transnational scope of 'slave holding agro-capitalism.' It has an overarching story to tell and argument to make, but many of its meaty chapters take a vital area of research and decisively reorder it. (Robin Blackburn Dissent 2013-07-01)Walter Johnson is Winthrop Professor of History and Professor of African and African American Studies at Harvard University.; Title: River of Dark Dreams: Slavery and Empire in the Cotton Kingdom",
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+    "text": "This has been a long anticipated book, and the wait has been worth it. It is an excellent study of a complicated theological problem in Islamic religious history that has persisted due to the nature of the sources and the role it plays in defining and redefining the character of Muhammad and the nature of revelation. Both a study on what is arguably one of the most fascinating stories about Muhammad and a primer to the field of Islamic studies and the debate on early sources, this will be an instant classic.Walid Saleh, University of TorontoWell organized and clearly written, this work is based upon an exhaustive examination of the sources. The analysis is meticulous, the book sober in its conclusions. Ahmeds goal is to explain one aspect of the formation of Islamic orthodoxy by investigating how truth happens. He makes an important distinction between the three types of source material that make up historical memory discourse: sirah or biography; tafsir or Quranic exegesis; and hadith or prophetic exemplum. Ahmed asks good questionsand he answers them in a convincing manner.David Powers, Cornell UniversityThe battle over Islamic orthodoxy continues to rage on today, making this work of contemporary relevanceA valuable piece of in-depth scholarship on the formation of the early Islamic community and its discourses about Muslim beliefs and practices.Publishers Weekly[Ahmed] offers the most systematic, critical study of an especially important tradition from early Islamic history, the so-called incident of the Satanic verses.S. J. Shoemaker, ChoiceShahab Ahmed taught at Harvard University and was a fellow in the Harvard Society of Fellows and the Islamic Studies Program at Harvard Law School.; Title: Before Orthodoxy: The Satanic Verses in Early Islam",
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+    "text": "Age of Fracture is an extraordinary bookan engrossing story of the new age of markets, a new kind of history of ideas, traversing the frontiers between intellectual, political and public words, and a brilliant explanation of contemporary public life.Emma Rothschild, author of Economic Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet, and the EnlightenmentWith verve and fierce intelligence, Age of Fracture captures jagged truths about fluid thought, temporal upsets, and confrontations with fear. I could not put it down.Ira Katznelson, author of When Affirmative Action Was WhiteRodgers ranges deftly and expertly from Judith Butler to Jerry Falwell, exploring the fragmentation of American social thought in every conceivable arena. Age of Fracture is an indispensable guide to where we have been, and whereif anywherewe might be going.Jackson Lears, Editor, RaritanThe most wide-ranging and ambitious interpretation of late-twentieth century American intellectual history available.James Kloppenberg, author of Reading ObamaRodgers offers a series of penetrating soundings into the social thought of the end of the twentieth century. He considers the recasting of terms in economic theory, the reconceptualizations of power in social theory, the attacks on \"essentialism\" in race and gender theory, and the diminished notions of obligation in political theory. Finally, he stresses our own curious encounters with the disaggregated past, via glib interpretations that impart an \"increasingly malleable, flexible, and porous\" quality to history...Again and again in the dominant modes of thought in these years, Rodgers finds institutions, identities, social bonds, and even history itself thinning out and coming apart.Robert Westbrook, BookforumWhile Rodgers' narrative about the right is fascinating, none of it is terribly surprising: Defending the prerogatives of corporations and the wealthy, in new and novel ways, is what conservatives do. Age of Fracture provokes by showing that just as conservatives were marshaling their intellectual and philanthropic forces for what New Right gladiator Paul Weyrich called \"a war of ideology...a war of ideas, it's a war about our way of life,\" liberals and progressives themselves \"fractured\" instead...Rodgers acknowledges both the long, shameful history of oppression as well as the thrilling cultural and political ferment that fractured the left into separate, sometimes warring mini-caucuses. But the book makes it clear that those fissures left liberalism without the ideology or rhetoric to combat the language of choice, markets and freedom that replaced social responsibility in the Reagan years.Joan Walsh, SalonRodgers offers a challenging interdisciplinary overview of the last quarter of the 20th century...The great value of this book is that the major contentious issues of our time are discussed within a historic and intellectual framework...Rodgers's work may not enter the vernacular like David Riesman's The Lonely Crowd, but it's a similarly seminal look at the way we live (and govern) now.Thomas A. Karel, Library JournalRodgers has a knack for characterizing and assessing ideas without reducing them to their strictly polemical dimensions. But he also conveys the urgency and consequence of intellectual debate: the sense that it has stakes...Age of Fracture provides a frequently insightful narrative of recent public intellectual life in this countryand also some understanding of its precarious situation now.Scott McLemee, The NationalA blend of commentary and contextualization, admirably judicious. Rodgers is an excellent anatomist. His forte is clarity. Once in a while, he delivers himself of an opinion that seems positively clairvoyant.Alex Danchev, Times Higher EducationI live in a different country than the one into which I was born in 1942. I have never been quite able to pinpoint exactly what makes it so different. More than any other book I've read in recent years, Age of Fracture, by the Princeton historian Daniel T. Rodgers, has helped me to discover and to understand that difference...His ability to explain complex ideasthe Coase theorem comes to mindis exemplary. He is unapologetic about treating intellectuals, and even academics, as producers of ideas worth taking seriously. He has the ability, unusual for historians of our day, to engage directly in current debates and to write with the clarity of a future observer of these same events. Intellectual history is never that easy to do. An intellectual history of our own time is even harder to pull off. Rodgers has done it and done it well. Perhaps, then, this book will have the happy effect of bringing to an end the trends it brings to light. Rodgers writes about our descent into thinking small because he wants us to once again think bigor so I read between his lines. If more thinkers wrote books like this, the country in which I live may once again resemble the one in which I was born. How sweet that would be.Alan Wolfe, New Republic onlineDaniel T. Rodgers is Henry Charles Lea Professor of History at Princeton University.; Title: Age of Fracture",
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+    "text": "In Trent: What Happened at the Council, distinguished author John O'Malley disentangles for us the complicated history of one of the most important ecumenical councils ever held, extracting for us the essential issues from the often animated discussions and the technically formulated decrees on doctrine and reform. Written in a lively literary style without recondite terminology, this compendious account of the Council of Trent will be useful not only to students of church history, theology, and canon law, but also to anyone interested in the religious and cultural developments of the early modern Western world.Robert Trisco, Catholic University of AmericaJesuit historian O'Malley goes beyond the myths to study what actually happened at the Council of Trent (1545-63), at which the Catholic Church codified its teachings. In clear, crisp prose, he clears up misconceptions about the Church at the time (e.g., that Catholics did not read the Bible and priests did not give sermons), shows that many ideas widely considered \"Tridentine\" actually arose after Trent, and corrects misconceptions: that the council mandated the Mass be in Latin, and that it established a \"Tridentine\" liturgy. Using the Acts of the council as his source, O'Malley gives an almost day-by-day account, putting the council's debates in political and religious context of the issues of the day, especially the counter-Reformation and the battle between Pope and princes...Making use of telling details about the very human men who made up the council, O'Malley deftly weaves the story of reformers and traditionalists, to offer an enlightening view of this most influential Church council that will appeal to those interested in church history or in the history of modern Europe.Augustine J. Curley, Library JournalDespite my diligent efforts, the Council of Trent has always been something of mystery to me. Thanks to John O'Malley, I now know the principal characters and the doctrinal and political issues about which they were so passionately concerned. And O'Malley's narrative skills make us see the scene, the weather, even the problems of stabling and feeding the hordes of horses necessary to bring the carriages of the participants to a smallish town. A major contribution to the history of the Church.Jill Ker Conway, President Emerita, Smith CollegeAt last, a contemporary history of the Council that made the modern church. And what a history: learned, lucid, and rich in historical insight.Anthony Grafton, Princeton UniversityO'Malley's lively narrative shows how so much was accomplished despite the chaos and difficulties: Trent, even when it didn't enact legislation itself, set Catholicism on the road to reforming its late medieval abuses.Brian Bethune, MacleansTrent: What Happened at the Council is written with the clarity and learning one expects of a Jesuit scholar. Its introduction and epilogue are especially cogent expositions of the basic accomplishments of Trent...The bulk of the book, however, comes across as both fascinating and somewhat disillusioning, as we observe the constant tug of earthly powers in the formulation of spiritual doctrine. There are no angelic doctors, as Thomas Aquinas was called, among the council's deeply savvy leaders. The dark ascendancy of party politics must, I suspect, be counted one further consequence of Original Sin.Michael Dirda, Washington Post[O'Malley] has written what is, amazingly, the first one-volume, scholarly narrative history of the council in English...This is a history that is engaged and committed as well as being criticalsometimes searingly so...It is important to remember what actually happened at the council. And that is why this little book, this readable masterpiece of compression, is going to be so indispensable.Alec Ryrie, Times Higher EducationJohn O'Malley has done it again. In 2008, he published his splendid What Happened at Vatican II, the best one-volume history of the Second Vatican Council, at least in English. In producing the best one-volume history of the Council of Trent (1545-63), he has rendered equal service to the history of Catholicism...O'Malley's new history of Trent will be just as influential as his history of Vatican II...Readers of What Happened at Vatican II will enjoy this new conciliar history...In exposing the myths about and elucidating the realities of Trent, O'Malley reconstructs a dramatic event in the history of Catholicism...Anyone interested in the development of the Church's modern history can now readily engage O'Malley as a guide to what happened not only at Vatican II but also at the Council of Trent.Hilmar Pabel, The TabletThe very considerable achievement of John O'Malley, an immensely learned American Jesuit and academic, is twofold: he strips away these accumulated layers of myth to provide a balanced and convincing account of the Council in its proper historical context; and, more impressively still, he manages to conjure a compelling narrative out of potentially dry-as-dust procedural deliberations and abstruse doctrinal formulations. What emerges most strongly from this account is the sheer unlikeliness of the Council ever having been convened in 1545, and the yet more unlikely circumstance of its successful conclusion 18 years later... O'Malley's beautifully crafted short account gives readers as much as most of them will need to know about the course and conduct of the Council, while somehow managing to fit in sensitive evaluations of key achievements (the decree on justification and the reform of marriage law) and lively pen portraits of unlikely heroes, such as the can-do papal legate Giovanni Morone, and Charles de Guise, Cardinal of Lorraine, the debonair aristocrat who was also a serious-minded reformer. The abiding impression is of a more rounded, nuanced and less monolithic Catholicism than the brisk syllable 'Trent' usually manages to convey.Peter Marshall, Literary ReviewEvery historian of early modern Christianity that I know would agree: in 1993 John O'Malley, S.J., put us all in his debt with the publication of The First Jesuits. This year he moves us deeper into the red with his new book Trent: What Happened at the Council...It is quite simply the most engaging book on the council that I have read.Denis R. Janz, AmericaJohn W. OMalley is University Professor at Georgetown University.; Title: Trent: What Happened at the Council",
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+    "text": "Ira Berlin ranks as one of the greatest living historians of slavery in the United States The Long Emancipation offers a useful reminder that abolition was not the charitable work of respectable white people, or not mainly that. Instead, the demise of slavery was made possible by the constant discomfort inflicted on middle-class white society by black activists. And like the participants in todays Black Lives Matter movement, Berlin has not forgotten that the history of slavery in the United Statesespecially the history of how slavery endedis never far away when contemporary Americans debate whether their nation needs to change.Edward E. Baptist, New York Times Book ReviewThe cause of the end of slavery in the U.S. is a long, complex story that is usually, in the general reading publics mind, simplified by the Civil War ended it. In this remarkably cogent, impressively thought-out, and even beautifully styled account by a university historian, we are given emphatic witness to his long-held professional conviction that freedoms arrival, as he phrases it, was not due to a moment or a man but because of a process that took a century to unfold.Brad Hooper, Booklist (starred review)A short, fast-paced interpretive history of the transition of African Americans from chattels to free persons. [Berlin] challenges previous scholars who identify both a moment and a human factor that sparked emancipationgenerally either President Abraham Lincoln or the Souths slavesfor initiating slaverys overthrow. Instead, Berlin takes the long view in charting emancipations circuitous metamorphosis, from the late 18th century until the 1860s In the end, Berlin credits black persons, north and south, for gradually but forcefully removing slaverys stain from the fabric of American life.J. D. Smith, ChoiceBerlin lucidly illuminates the near-century-long process of abolition and how, in many ways, the work of emancipation continues today.Publishers WeeklyIra Berlin was Distinguished University Professor at the University of Maryland, College Park.; Title: The Long Emancipation: The Demise of Slavery in the United States (The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures)",
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+    "text": "[A] gripping study of white powerIt is impossible to read the book without recalling more recent eventsThe books explosive thesis: that the white power movement that reached a culmination with the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing emerged as a radical reaction to the [Vietnam] warIt is a breathtaking argument, one that treats foreign policy as the impetus for a movement that most people view through the lens of domestic racismIts a stunning indictment of official culpability, and Belew constructs her case with forensic care. In doing so, she shows that, while racism is ever with us, policy choices ranging from local police strategies to the furthest reaches of foreign policy create the space for white power to flourish.Nicole Hemmer, New York TimesCompellingMeticulously researched and powerfully argued, Belews book isnt only a definitive history of white-racist violence in late-20th-century America, but also a rigorous meditation on the relationship between American militarism abroad and extremism at homeBring the War Home is a grim and sobering readand, for many, it may arrive as a much-needed and troubling revelation: The sheer size of white-power extremism since Vietnam is frighteningThe power of Belews book comes, in part, from the fact that it reveals a story about white-racist violence that we should all already know.Patrick Blanchfield, The Nation[Belew] presents a gorgeously rendered account of the white power movement in this country that reveals its symbiotic character, one that both feeds on mainstream angst and stimulates it to new heights.Robert L. Tsai, Los Angeles Review of BooksThis is a work of fierce intelligence. In a breathtaking and wholly convincing manner, Belew shows how white power activists used their view of the Vietnam War to advance every element of their reactionary agenda and to justify domestic terrorism. A book of signal importance and urgency, it provides a haunting vantage point on contemporary American political culture.Nancy MacLean, author of Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Rights Stealth Plan for AmericaFascinatingBelew connects seemingly disparate events like the killings at Greensboro, the persecution of Vietnamese fishers in Texas in the early 1980s, and the siege at Ruby Ridge. She shows how hatred of the federal government, fears of communism, and racism all combined in white-power ideology and explains why our responses to the movement have long been woefully inadequate.Rebecca Onion, SlateSuperbly comprehensivesupplants all journalistic accounts of Americas resurgent white supremacism.Pankaj Mishra, The GuardianKathleen Belews vital new book begins in the belly of a Huey helicopter somewhere over South Vietnam. From there she follows with unflinching honesty the violence that violence begat, from the tiny cadre of veterans who decided to bring the war home through Ruby Ridge and Waco to the horror of the Oklahoma City terrorist attack. Over the years Ive read any number of exemplary histories. Never have I read a more courageous one.Kevin Boyle, author of Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz AgeBring the War Home is a tour de force. An utterly engrossing and piercingly argued history that tracks how the seismic aftershocks of the Vietnam War gave rise to a white power movement whose toxic admixture of violent bigotry, antigovernmental hostility, and racial terrorism helped set the stage for Waco, the Oklahoma City bombing, and, yes, the presidency of Donald Trump.Junot DazThis is a troubling book for many reasons, not just because of the scope of the white power network it reveals, though that is both disturbing and an important corrective to the insistence that white terrorists are lone wolves who act spontaneously and independently of one another[It] raises questions about how the elements of United States culture that valorize violence and draw ready distinctions between the deserving us and the less deserving them (or between people and animals, to use an even more recent variation on the theme) contribute to mass shootingsBelew treats the trajectory of white power victimhood as a shift from attacks on the other to a declaration of war against the federal government. 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+    "text": "[Gould's] shrewd analysis offers a valuable perspective on American history during a formative era...Scholars of European history have long argued for the primacy of foreign affairs in driving state formation and shaping politics. But American observers--scholars and generalists alike--have rarely applied this idea to the history of their own country before 1900. America in its formative stages is usually viewed apart from the international system--as a promised land separated from the rest of the world by two oceans and shaped by its own lofty ideals. But in fact, as Gould shows, America came into its own only by claiming full membership in the community of nations. Gould is right to give greater attention to this neglected theme in American history.--William Anthony Hay\"Wall Street Journal\" (03/21/2012)Gould's brilliant analysis ranges chronologically beginning in the mid-1750s, moving through the American Revolution and terminating with Monroe's Doctrine of 1823, which firmly expressed U.S. sovereignty and announced the country's position at the \"head of a new hemispheric community of nations.\" The uniqueness of Gould's argument is his extended examination of how the avoidance of war increased the sustainability of the U.S. as a \"slaveholding republic.\"--B. C. Odom\"Choice\" (09/01/2012)No nation is an island, not least the United States. This innovative book recasts the American Revolution by revealing the international forces that shaped its course. The United States, Gould demonstrates, was \"an entangled nation,\" one whose survival hinged on its ability to join the international community. This new position came at a price for slaves and Amerindians, who languished on the margins of the young nation as stateless people. It is a powerful story, persuasively told in this imaginative and wide-ranging work. After reading Gould's erudite and compelling study, no one will look at the American Revolution or the new nation in the same way.--Alison Games, Georgetown UniversityA subtle, complex, and persuasive book. The breadth of Gould's vision is impressive, combining diplomatic, legal, and intellectual history in order to examine the emergence of the United States alongside the states and empires of Europe. \"Among the Powers of the Earth\" makes a notable and original contribution to our understanding of the American Revolution, the British Empire, the history of slavery and anti-slavery, and international relations. It will become a landmark in the field.--Frank Cogliano, University of EdinburghOffers a fresh and provocative point of departure for understanding our national history. Simultaneously building on and rejecting British imperial efforts to extend law and civility in America and the world, Revolutionary Patriots struggled to secure independence and consolidate their own imperial claims by making the new nation \"treaty-worthy.\" Gould shows that American nation-making was shaped by unpredictable developments in the dynamic and dangerous world Revolutionaries sought to join, on terms set and shaped by other nations and peoples. This is much more than a history of early American foreign relations; national history and world history -- nation-making and world-making -- are, as Gould brilliantly demonstrates, inextricably linked. Gracefully written and persuasively argued, \"Among the Powers of the Earth\" is a major contribution to American historical scholarship.--Peter S. Onuf, University of VirginiaEliga H. Gould is Professor of History at the University of New Hampshire.; Title: Among the Powers of the Earth: The American Revolution and the Making of a New World Empire",
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+    "text": "[A] monumental historyPandoras Box is a major contribution to the historiography of the war, the best large-scale synthesis in any language of what we currently know and understand about this multidimensional, cataclysmic conflictLeonhard has a rare gift for critical, intelligent narrativeA detailed, judicious and virtually comprehensive account of the war, its origins, its history and its consequences.Richard J. Evans, Times Literary Supplement[An] epic and magnificent workunquestionably, for me, the best single-volume history of the war I have ever readIt is the most formidable attempt to make the war to end all wars comprehensible as a whole.Simon Heffer, SpectatorExtremely readable, lucidly structured, focused, and dynamic, Pandoras Box shows that the world that emerges from the First World War is utterly transformed by the experience. Leonhards analysis is enlivened by a sharp eye for concrete situations and an ear for the voices that best convey the meaning of change for the people and societies undergoing it.Christopher Clark, University of Cambridge, author of The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914A library of books were published to mark the centenary of the Great War, but none of them are as good as Jrn Leonhards gracefully written, deeply researched, and constantly illuminating account. This is a wonderful book, filled with new information and fresh insights.James Sheehan, Stanford University, author of Where Have All the Soldiers Gone? The Transformation of Modern Europe[A] great book on the Great War Leonhard succeeds in being comprehensive without falling prey to the temptation of being encyclopedic. He writes fluently and judiciously. Footnotes are limited to the essentials. This is, one is tempted to say, a German history in the British style.Adam Tooze, Die ZeitThis is probably the meatiest and most comprehensive WWI book yet published It is consistently intelligent and thoughtful.Tyler Cowen, Marginal RevolutionWhat makes it so compelling is the analysis of events after the peace agreement of 1918, complete with a political map of the world and a stark look at the intense violence that persisted in Europe.Shelby Blackley, Globe and MailPandoras Box stands out as the most comprehensive recent book on the First World War in any language. Leonhard provides us with a narrative analysis that combines intellectual precision and thematic focus with multiple perspectives. From the microcosm of the trenches to the home fronts, from the big battles in the East and the West to violent upheavals after 1918, Leonhards treatment of the war is wide-ranging while also giving ample space to the different layers of war experiences.Robert Gerwarth, University College Dublin, author of The Vanquished: Why the First World War Failed to End[A] very readable history of the war; thankfully, it is far more than a list of battles, but a thoughtful consideration of the epic destructive event in all its varied ramificationsThere are more books on the First World War than anyone (even enthusiasts) could read, but Leonhards is an honorable addition, a large and weighty volume, literally and metaphorically, that is well worth the time dipping into. Well researched and detailed, Pandoras Box never tosses the reader into a roiling overload of facts and figures, but looks at the horrors of WWI from many different, illuminating angles.Thomas Filbin, Arts Fuse[Leonhard] presents a stunningly broad and detailed survey of the cataclysm that began the 20th century by first tracing its deep roots in the 19th century and searching out the conflicts furthest ripples The reading experience isthrilling, particularly as the facts accumulate and gradually create a crushing realization of how fundamentally the war changed the world [Leonhard] puts the whole conflict in a broader context than any historian has managed in a single volume in well over a generation [An] enormously impressive undertaking Readerswill be richly rewarded.Steve Donoghue, Open Letters ReviewJrn Leonhard is Professor of European History at the University of Freiburg.; Title: Pandoras Box: A History of the First World War",
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(John Fabian Witt, author of Lincolns Code: The Laws of War in American History)Downs demonstrates that the end of the Civil War marked the beginning of another war: the violent struggle for the rights of African Americans that resulted from military occupation of the South and political battles in Washington. After Appomattox is a landmark account of the death throes of slavery and the stormy rise of Reconstruction. (David S. Reynolds, author of John Brown, Abolitionist and Walt Whitman's America)Downs examines Reconstruction as primarily a military operation. In order to secure civil rights for freed slaves, Northern republicans had to rely on additional constitutional war powers. From a legal standpoint, the Civil War did not end with the surrender of Confederate armies but lasted until 1871 when Georgia's senator was seated. While many opponents of Reconstruction were motivated by racism, others were compelled by a fear of unchecked military power. How to approach Reconstruction even divided radical Republicans. Downs convincingly argues that the U.S. government should have expanded and extended the use of war powers in the South in order to secure justice and freedom for freed slavesThis work will appeal to general readers as well as specialists interested in a fresh understanding of Reconstruction. (Michael Farrell Library Journal)Downs persuasively argues that a long and persistent occupation occurred for at least three years, and perhaps as long as six years, after the end of actual hostilities in spring, 1865. Downs also demonstrates that, although a massive demobilization of Union troops occurred in 1865-66, the United States Army has been far too neglected as a player--a force--in the history of ReconstructionDowns wants his work to speak to the present, and indeed it should. (David W. Blight The Atlantic)Downs resets our sights on the military occupation that did occur, and he argues for its centrality in helping to fashion whatever gains African-Americans managed to achieve. In talking about military occupation, numbers matter, and his research has fixed them with a precision previously lackingAfter Appomattox is a timely, important book that casts new light on the meaning of occupation during Reconstruction, and raises challenging questions about the relationship between military power and civil rights in todays climate of never-ending war. (Louis P. Masur Chronicle of Higher Education)[Downs] makes a persuasivecase that virtually none of the achievements of Reconstruction--there were more than is generally supposed--could have taken place without the use or at least the threat of military force. He challenges the view that defeated Confederates in 1865 were ready to acquiesce in whatever reorganization the federal government imposed on them, including the bestowal of civil rights on blacksDowns rightly regards the appalling white-on-black violence of the late 1860s and early 1870s as systemic terrorismIn Downss telling, Reconstruction was also one of the finest hours of the U.S. Army. (Fergus M. Bordewich Wall Street Journal)In After Appomattox, Downs makes the case that the final end to slavery, and the establishment of basic civil and voting rights for all Americans, was born in the face of bayonets. Put simply, the military occupation created democracy as we know it. Downs book couldnt come at a more opportune time, as American forces once again face the difficult question of how long, and to what ends, an occupying army must stay in conquered territory. After more than a decade of fighting abroad, we may be too war-weary to see that military occupations are sometimes a good, even necessary thingThe brilliance of Downs argument is that he steals the central complaint of the apologists, yet reverses the conclusion: The federal government was overzealous--and that was a good thing. Congress had to impose martial law in order for blacks to gain basic freedoms. If military officers sometimes vacated racist local laws, if they removed ruthless sheriffs and judges, if they tried white supremacists in unfair military tribunals--all of which they did--they did so for necessary ends. Equality would come to the South no other wayDowns has produced a remarkable, necessary book. (Eric Herschthal Slate)In a striking new book, After Appomattox, historian Gregory Downs chronicles the years of military occupation that followed Lees surrender to Grant in 1865--a military occupation that was indispensable to the uprooting of slavery and the political empowerment of freed slaves. In the face of Southern white supremacist hostility, it was only the continuing presence of federal troops in the South that could break up remaining pockets of rebellion, establish the right of blacks to vote and seek election, void discriminatory laws, and unilaterally remove disloyal or racist sheriffs and judges from office. (Jeff Jacoby Boston Globe)Downs has written an important book challenging assumptions about the postCivil War era and the ways in which historians define wartime and peacetime. He contends that Lees surrender at Appomattox did not bring peace, but rather a second phase of waran insurgency and war of occupation that did not end until 1871. Downs problematizes the idea of reconstruction. Whatever accomplishments came in that eracivil rights, a national definition of citizenshipcame as a result of military force rather than deliberative politics. Challenging scholars who argue that too few Union troops for a meaningful occupation remained in the postwar South, Downs demonstrates through impressive research that there was actually a significant military presence, both numerically and geographically. But even this presence had its limits, and outside the pale, terrorists and violence plagued the South. By framing the period as an occupation and insurgency, the author has done much to reveal the violent, contested, and contingent nature of the postCivil War US. Required reading for scholars of the Civil War era. (K. M. Gannon Choice)Gregory P. Downs is Associate Professor of History at the University of California, Davis.; Title: After Appomattox: Military Occupation and the Ends of War",
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+    "text": "The Dead March builds a wonderful, sustained case for the deep similarities between the two countries, their struggles, and the circumstances of their fighting men. The material on both armies is superb. We are given marvelously lucid, textured, and probing explanations for why and how men came to serve in these armies; how they were viewed by their countrymen and women; what they experienced on march and in camp. The narrative of particular battles and confrontations is engrossing and illuminating. And the military history is surrounded by smart, compelling, analytic sections on a host of important topics. This book sets the new standard for histories of the war that cost Mexico half its national territory.Brian DeLay, author of War of a Thousand Deserts: Indian Raids and the U.S.Mexican WarGuardino breaks new ground and offers novel information about the day-to-day reality of the war. By featuring the lived experience of the soldiers and ordinary people who took part in the conflagration, Guardino gives us a more realistic view of Mexico and the United States in the middle of the nineteenth century, correcting widely held but ultimately unwarranted assumptions about vast political and military discrepancies between the two nations. In short, this book constitutes the most insightful and balanced treatment of the war that I know of.Andrs Resndez, author of The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in AmericaThe history of a war of expansion and empire that reverberates today in talk of border walls and deportation. Viewed through a retrospective lens, the American invasion of Mexico in 1846, an act of single-sided aggression, has eerie parallels with later incursions in Vietnam and Iraq. For one thing, all were adventures that enjoyed public support at first but that lost backing as time wore on. It was also precipitated, writes Guardino in this vigorous, readable account, by an American president who had to hide crucial information and engage in intense partisan maneuvering to start the war.In a narrative that blends set-piece accounts of battle, profiles of individual combatants, and wide-ranging explorations of larger issues, Guardino examines the inevitability of American victory, which proved Pyrrhic. Some of our received wisdom about the conflict, he argues, does not hold upThe Mexican-American War is too little studied today. Guardinos swift-moving, broad-ranging history is a welcome remedy.Kirkus ReviewsBy examining the motivations and viewpoints of fighters on both sides, Guardino presents a balanced and deeper understanding of the war, challenging readers to determine why and how America triumphed and the long-term ramifications for both countriesExtremely well-researched and highly readable.Publishers WeeklyThe U.S. war with Mexico (184648), an often overlooked part of American history, had a huge impact on the development of both countries. Guardino presents the story of the war through the eyes of common soldiers in Mexican and American armies Guardino presents a balanced and deeper understanding of the war, challenging readers to determine why and how America triumphed and the long-term ramifications for both countries.Michael C. Miller, Library JournalLike so much of the best recent scholarship, The Dead March incorporates the work of Mexican historians and anthropologists in a story that involves far more than military strategy, diplomatic maneuvering, and American political intrigue. At its core, The Dead March is a social and cultural history of the Mexican and American armies and the societies that produced them, particularly their assumptions about race, masculinity, and religionA book studded with arresting insights and convincing observations.James Oakes, New York Review of BooksPeter Guardino is Professor in the Department of History at Indiana University.; Title: The Dead March: A History of the Mexican-American War",
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+    "text": "Wood vivifies the colonial society out of which the American Revolution arose, delineating in particular the gulf between aristocrat and commoner (he notes in passing that students at Harvard were ranked by social status), then shows how the disintegration of the traditional monarchical society prepared the way for the emergence of the liberal, democratic, capitalist society of the early 19th century. The author dwells lightly on the Revolution itself, concentrating instead on the before-and-after aspect. The study explains the astonishing transformation of disparate, quarreling colonies into a bustling, unruly republic of egalitarian-minded citizens. Most noteworthy is Wood's analysis of the \"explosive\" entrepreneurial forces that emerged during the war and turned Americans into a society \"taken over by moneymaking and the pursuit of individual interest.\" This gifted historian ( The Creation of the American Republic ), who teaches at Brown, gives us a new take on the formative years of the country. History Book Club main selection. Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.Historians have always had problems explaining the revolutionary character of the American Revolution: its lack of class conflict, a reign of terror, and indiscriminate violence make it seem positively sedate. In this beautifully written and persuasively argued book, one of the most noted of U.S. historians restores the radicalism to what he terms \"one of the greatest revolutions the world has ever known.\" It was the American Revolution, Wood argues, that unleashed the social forces that transformed American society in the years between 1760 and 1820. The change from a deferential, monarchical, ordered, and static society to a liberal, democratic, and commercial one was astonishing, all the more so because it took place without industrialization, urbanization, or the revolution in transportation. It was a revolution of the mind, in which the concept of equality, democracy, and private interest grasped by hundreds of thousands of Americans transformed a country nearly overnight. Exciting, compelling, and sure to provoke controversy, the book will be discussed for years to come. History Book Club main selection.- David B. Mattern, Univ. of Virginia, CharlottesvilleCopyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.; Title: The Radicalism of the American Revolution",
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+    "text": "In the popular imagination, the New England Puritans are often portrayed as dour and authoritarian individuals out to quash social liberties and enforce conformity to particular religious principles. Hall's captivating study of American Puritanism between 1630 and 1650 challenges this view and offers instead a portrait of a group of people deeply engaged in fostering vital alliances between civil government and ecclesial government. Drawing deeply on colonial records, the Harvard historian demonstrates that the Puritan colonists asked questions about who should have the vote and what kind of rulers they wanted, how the inheritance of property should be arranged, what role the civil state should play in religion, and how land should be distributed. He shows that the colonists, in contrast to their contemporaries in England, were ambitious to restore the religious practice of the earliest Christian communities, the Congregational Way. Hall's first-rate book offers a glimpse of a small slice of American religious history, challenging prevailing ideas about the nature of reform in Puritan New England. (Apr.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.\"David Hall shapes mounds of evidence into a depiction of New England unlike any we have ever seen. His Puritanism is neither authoritarian nor democratic but something of its own. Hall makes Puritanism intelligible to the 21st century.\" Richard Lyman Bushman, author of The Refinement of America: Persons, Houses, Cities\"In this elegant and richly nuanced book, David Hall rescues the New England Puritans from the dark myths of repression. By recovering their probing ideas and eloquent debates, Hall reveals our original revolutionaries in search of equity, justice, and community.\" Alan Taylor, author of The Civil War of 1812\"A Reforming People powerfully transforms our understanding of the role of Puritanism in the re-making of political culture and institutions in seventeenth-century New England. A model of elegance and erudition, David Halls thought-provoking book re-opens the testing question of the roots of modern politics in the Anglo-colonial world. It tells a compelling story that has immense resonance for our understanding of the pastbut also the present.\" Alexandra Walsham, author of Charitable Hatred: Tolerance and Intolerance in England 1500-1700 \"In A Reforming People, David Hall reminds us of the political accomplishments of New Englands founders, their radical remaking of the nature of public life, through their commitment to self-government and their ethic of equity and mutual obligation. With an authority rooted in his unmatched mastery of the sources, Hall provides an elegant and heartfelt testament to the continuing relevance of the Puritans.\" Mark Peterson, author of The City-State of Boston, 1630-1865\"Thanks to Nathaniel Hawthorne and Arthur Miller, Puritan New England is popularly identified with authoritarian theocracy. In this book, a brilliant historian of early New England takes us beyond the stereotype, and reveals how the first Puritan settlers enacted their own English Revolution in public life. Hall depicts a society that (despite its failings) prized and institutionalised accountability, participation and equity. Never before have we had such a compelling account of the New Englanders civic achievement.\" Professor John Coffey, co-editor of The Cambridge Companion to Puritanism; Title: A Reforming People: Puritanism and the Transformation of Public Life in New England",
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+    "text": "The study of borderlands is hot; Pulitzer and Bancroft prize–winning historian Taylor (William Cooper's Town) offers a rich, sprawling history focusing on the Iroquois Six Nations of New York and Upper Canada during the era of the American Revolution. Taylor examines Indians' wise but unsuccessful attempts to hold onto their land as colonists encroached on it. One of Taylor's great insights is that historians have taken at face value what European settlers said about the \"preemption rights\" by which colonists and imperial governments claimed Indian territory. Taylor recovers Indians' reactions to those \"rights.\" Many Indian leaders, recognizing that they couldn't reverse European settlement, tried to at least dictate how that settlement would unfold—they wished to lease, rather than sell, their land, and they hoped to pick their neighbors. Giving narrative shape to the depressing and potentially unwieldy saga is the tale of a 50-year relationship between Joseph Brant, a Mohawk who exploited his ability to shift \"between European gentility and Indian culture\" in an effort to preserve native land rights, and Samuel Kirkland, a pious Calvinist who was both an evangelist and government agent among the Indians. This complex history told by a master of the trade will repay close reading. 48 b&w illus., 4 maps. (Mar.) Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Taylor's William Cooper's Town (1995) won American history's most prestigious prizes, the Pulitzer and the Bancroft. Interest will accordingly be elevated for his examination of settler-Indian relations in what became upstate New York and Ontario. Two figures weave through Taylor's meticulous history of five decades following 1760--Mohawk leader Joseph Brant and missionary Samuel Kirkland--but the germinal personality is William Johnson, the British Indian superintendent until his death in 1774. Johnson's diplomatic acumen with the Six Nations of the Iroquois confederacy was a remembered reference point at treaty councils over these decades. A protege of Johnson's, Brant and his sinuous life as a cross-cultural broker tie together Taylor's narrative, which exhaustively accounts the customs and results of these councils. Their invariable consequence was a further encroachment on Iroquois lands, and Taylor evenly explains how the Iroquois attempted to control white settlement through leases rather than outright cession or war. This frontier history will engage general readers with its acute portraiture and turbulent themes of acquisition and dispossession. Gilbert TaylorCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved; Title: The Divided Ground: Indians, Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the American Revolution",
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+    "text": "The life and times of Abraham Lincoln have been analyzed and dissected in countless books. Do we need another Lincoln biography? In Team of Rivals, esteemed historian Doris Kearns Goodwin proves that we do. Though she can't help but cover some familiar territory, her perspective is focused enough to offer fresh insights into Lincoln's leadership style and his deep understanding of human behavior and motivation. Goodwin makes the case for Lincoln's political genius by examining his relationships with three men he selected for his cabinet, all of whom were opponents for the Republican nomination in 1860: William H. Seward, Salmon P. Chase, and Edward Bates. These men, all accomplished, nationally known, and presidential, originally disdained Lincoln for his backwoods upbringing and lack of experience, and were shocked and humiliated at losing to this relatively obscure Illinois lawyer. 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[T]he research is deep [and] Podair . . . avoids taking sides.\"---Nicholas Evan Sarantakes, Real Clear Books, \"Like the city fathers stealing water from the Owens Valley in Chinatown, the Dodgers' move west has become American lore. . . . As with most based-on-true-events stories coming out of Los Angeles, this one bears little resemblance to historical fact, and Jerald Podair sets the record straight here. Podair is a historian at Lawrence University, uninterested in polemics or dramatics; his eye is on bigger things. With exhaustive documentation he takes us through every step of the Dodgers' move west. . . . If one wanted only to learn the real story of the Dodgers' move west, City of Dreams would be well worth reading. But the battle over Dodger Stadium also has lessons as a microcosm of American politics. . . . [It] was a battle for the soul of Los Angeles, and Podair shows how this conflict goes all the way back to Hamilton and Jefferson, and is part of the American DNA.\"---Marshall Goldberg, Weekly Standard\"Podair has written an exhaustive, thoroughly researched and fair-minded account.\"---Henry D. Fetter, History News Network\"The book brings to vivid life the inside story of the fight over Dodger Stadium while laying bare the intricacies of political life in a big city.\"---Kelsey Harrison, New York Labor History blog, \"When the Dodgers left Brooklyn, their troubles had just begun. Jerald Podair's account of the Los Angeles end of the story superbly chronicles the fierce collisions that ensued, pitting private power against the public good. The creation of Dodger Stadium also created modern Los Angeles, which makes this book an indispensable contribution to the history of modern urban America.\"--Sean Wilentz, Princeton University\"What is the price of a game? What is it worth to a city and its residents to boast a professional sports franchise? These questions need to be answered--but seldom arebefore urban leaders make deals to build stadiums, often with staggering implications for their cities. City of Dreams is required reading for anyone who cares about how our sports obsession affects the urban landscape.\"Randy Roberts, coauthor of Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship Between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X\"City of Dreams documents the steep social price Los Angeles paid when, fifty years ago, its power elite used the highly subsidized Dodger Stadium to launch the city into modernity. To what ends and to whose benefit? Podair asks. Hard questions, indeed, that other American cities with subsidized stadiums are asking too.\"--Kevin Starr, University of Southern California\"A brilliant reconstruction of the battle over Dodger Stadium, City of Dreams is a vivid and indispensable story about baseball and the making of modern urban America.\"--Gary Gerstle, author of Liberty and Coercion: The Paradox of American Government from the Founding to the Present\"There's a real need for this book. There is no other go-to source on the story of Dodger Stadium in the history of Los Angeles, a subject that offers a fascinating look at midcentury L.A. Jerald Podair helps us understand a complex story of urban vision, sports, politics, and public-private tug of war, offering a corrective to much folklore, hyperbole, and misinformation.\"--William Deverell, coauthor of Water and Los Angeles: A Tale of Three Rivers, 19001941; Title: City of Dreams: Dodger Stadium and the Birth of Modern Los Angeles",
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Rejecting a narrative that revolves around individual racism, he shows us how we arrived at our current dilemmas. This book is indispensable reading for anyone seeking to understand how the North and the South have converged around an 'intractable landscape of racial apartheid' in which class ideologies and divisions play a central role.\"Jacquelyn Hall, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and Director, Southern Oral History Program.\"The Silent Majority is a compelling recounting of modern liberalism's demise and the ascendance of center-right politics. It is based not on Nixonian Southern strategies and stubborn remnants of malign racist thought and deeds, but on the adoption of socially acceptable race-neutral resistance to racial equality, financed by federal initiatives which created white suburbs and encouraged majority black urban cores. This is a breakthough rethinking of established thought, discarding conventional wisdom.\"Julian Bond, Chairman of NAACP\"Matthew Lassiter has mastered an impressive body of primary and secondary sources ranging widely over national, regional and local materials over the past fifty years. He uses this mountain of evidence to make a telling point about the emergence of suburban southerners as a primary political force in the region, and about their impact on school desegregation.\"David R. Goldfield, University of North Carolina, Charlotte\"Matt Lassiter offers a major reinterpretation of the transformation of liberalism and the rise of conservatism in the post-1960s South and in America writ large. He shows how white Southerners, like their Northern counterparts, embraced a rhetoric of color-blindness that gave them cover to build a sprawling, suburban world that reinforced racial inequalities. This provocative, pathbreaking book offers a whole new conceptual map for the reappraisal of Southern history and national political history.\"--Thomas J. Sugrue, University of Pennsylvania and author of The Origins of the Urban Crisis\"Impressively researched, The Silent Majority brings together valuable and wholly new collections of archival material. Many historians pay lip service to the need to draw connections between the grassroots and the leadership, the local scene and national affairs. Lassiter actually does it. With verve and grace, he presents compelling accounts of grassroots mobilizations in Virginia, South Carolina, and Tennessee, and sensitive, detailed case studies of Atlanta and Charlotte. At the same time, he demonstrates how these local, suburban movements both reshaped national politics.\"--Bruce Schulman, Boston UniversityThe Silent Majority stands as a landmark in a new generation of scholarship on the American South. 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A great pedagogical tool, Lopez's book is also an enjoyable read for anyone interested in Buddhism and Eastern religion, or the global reach of a single sacred text.\" (Publishers Weekly)\"In The Lotus Sutra: A Biography, Donald Lopez promises to trace the various roles of the Lotus Sutra as it has traversed the globe - and he delivers.\"---Paul Swanson, Buddhadharma\"Thanks to Professor Lopez and his book I finally feel I have a sense of the sutra within the Lotus Sutra. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in Buddhism beyond the simple introductions.\"---James Ford, Patheos\"This is a small book, but with great weight, and with a significance far beyond its diminutive physical size. Donald Lopez has a gift for writing concisely and lucidly, making this volume a welcome addition to the 'Lives of Great Religious Books' series. . . . This volume has moved to the top of my list of books to recommend to people who want a clear and objective introduction to the Lotus Sutra.\"---Paul L. Swanson, Japanese Journal of Religious Studies\"This engaging yet sobering study tells the picaresque tale of a most curious text that continues to fire the devotional imagination of millions of Buddhists worldwide. Recounted with scholarly rigor and postmodern irony, this biography reveals how the story of a book can be just as intriguing, quirky, and unpredictable as that of any living, breathing person.\"Stephen Batchelor, author of After Buddhism\"The Lotus Sutra is both a key scripture of Indian Mahayana Buddhism as well as a mainstay of the forms of Buddhism that emerged in China, Korea, and Japan. But despite numerous translations into English, this text remains poorly appreciated and understood in the West. With his usual literary aplomb and vast erudition, Lopez has written an invaluable and eminently readable introduction to this demanding work. His lucid exposition of the history, transmission, reception, and significance of this justly famous scripture will be appreciated by anyone interested in Buddhism's sophisticated literary legacy.\"Robert Sharf, University of California, Berkeley\"Highly recommended. In Lopez's easy-to-read biography of the Lotus Sutra, readers will find an informative and provocative account of the many lives of this influential scripture. It not only introduces the key themes in the history of Buddhism, but also provides an invaluable overview of the development of Buddhist studies in the West.\"William M. Bodiford, University of California, Los Angeles\"In this lively and engaging book, Lopez presents a concise account of the Lotus Sutra and the high points in its history of reception in China, Japan, and the modern West. Even for seasoned Lotus specialists, there are some wonderful surprises here.\"Jacqueline I. Stone, Princeton University\"Such a well-written, smart, and engaging treatment of the Lotus Sutra could have only been written by a scholar with the type of expansive vision of the Buddhist tradition that Lopez commands. Lopez provides insight into the sutra's challenging doctrines, describes the controversies it sparked, and tells a compelling story about its role in the early days of Western engagement with Buddhism. This book will be enjoyed by general readers, although specialists will also come away from it with fresh new perspectives on this Buddhist classic.\"James Robson, Harvard University\"This engaging yet sobering study tells the picaresque tale of a most curious text that continues to fire the devotional imagination of millions of Buddhists worldwide. Recounted with scholarly rigor and postmodern irony, this biography reveals how the story of a book can be just as intriguing, quirky, and unpredictable as that of any living, breathing person.\"--Stephen Batchelor, author of After Buddhism\"The Lotus Sutra is both a key scripture of Indian Mahayana Buddhism as well as a mainstay of the forms of Buddhism that emerged in China, Korea, and Japan. But despite numerous translations into English, this text remains poorly appreciated and understood in the West. With his usual literary aplomb and vast erudition, Lopez has written an invaluable and eminently readable introduction to this demanding work. His lucid exposition of the history, transmission, reception, and significance of this justly famous scripture will be appreciated by anyone interested in Buddhism's sophisticated literary legacy.\"--Robert Sharf, University of California, Berkeley\"Highly recommended. In Lopez's easy-to-read biography of the Lotus Sutra, readers will find an informative and provocative account of the many lives of this influential scripture. It not only introduces the key themes in the history of Buddhism, but also provides an invaluable overview of the development of Buddhist studies in the West.\"--William M. Bodiford, University of California, Los Angeles\"In this lively and engaging book, Lopez presents a concise account of the Lotus Sutra and the high points in its history of reception in China, Japan, and the modern West. Even for seasoned Lotus specialists, there are some wonderful surprises here.\"--Jacqueline I. Stone, Princeton University\"Such a well-written, smart, and engaging treatment of the Lotus Sutra could have only been written by a scholar with the type of expansive vision of the Buddhist tradition that Lopez commands. Lopez provides insight into the sutra's challenging doctrines, describes the controversies it sparked, and tells a compelling story about its role in the early days of Western engagement with Buddhism. This book will be enjoyed by general readers, although specialists will also come away from it with fresh new perspectives on this Buddhist classic.\"--James Robson, Harvard University; Title: The Lotus Stra: A Biography (Lives of Great Religious Books)",
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+    "text": "\"Elegant and original. . . . Hollinger's book is a comprehensive history of American Protestant missionaries abroad, but it is also the more important story of how a religious and cultural movement overcame its own provincialism.\"---John Kaag, Wall Street Journal\"Hollingers latest book, Protestants Abroad, traces the lives and activities of thousands of mainline American Protestant missionaries and, importantly, their children, from the early twentieth century into the 1960s. In its deft interweaving of personal stories and historical argument, it is the most accomplished piece of prose yet written by an exceptionally accomplished scholar.\"---John T. McGreevy, Commonweal\"Thoroughly researched and well crafted, this is a reminder of the influence that liberal, cosmopolitan Protestant intellectuals have had on American life.\" (Publishers Weekly)\"Too often collected essays lack coherence--not so here. As a reader, each essay opened up new horizons of thought, but Hollinger's own intellectual drive to narrate the twists and turns between the vernacular and the ecumenical traditions of Protestantism give the volume a propinquity that is powerful. This is a superb work of scholarship, a passionate intellectual argument without spite, and an invitation to think, which is the highest compliment one can pay to a scholar.\"---James K. Wellman, Sociology of Religion\"Hollinger tells a fascinating and illuminating history, and I commend it highly.\"---Ryan Hoselton, The Gospel Coalition\"A major contribution in the overlapping historiographies of American religious history, transnational history, cultural history, and intellectual history.\"---Albert Wu, H-Diplo Roundtable Review\"The product of prodigious research over many years. . . . This rich work casts light on such diverse subjects as the feminism of Pearl Buck . . . the interrogation of Japanese Prisoners of War in World War II, the relationship of The King and I to its purported source, and the rise of Area Studies.\"---John A. Thompson, H-Diplo Roundtable Review\"One of the most important books about religion in twentieth-century America to appear in the last decade. . . . A book that will reshape the way we think about the historical arc of American Protestantism in this period.\"---Joe Creech, The Cresset\"No one has done more than Hollinger to put mainline American Protestantism on the map of 20th-century American cultural and intellectual history, and this book adds an important chapter to that impressive legacy.\"---Robert Westbrook, Christian Century\"A major contribution to a wide range of subfields of American history.\"---Andrew Preston, American Historical Review\"Rich with illuminating portraits of persons and ideas, this analytically pointed and historically nuanced book provides a riveting look at the complex missionary project to build a global human community. Hollinger explores how this multidimensional endeavor grappled with human difference and vexing political conflicts abroad and at home, and illuminates how its principals navigated the boundaries between us' and them, the spiritual and the secular, the universal and the particular.\"--Ira Katznelson, author of Fear Itself: The New Deal and the Origins of Our Time\"Protestants Abroad is one of those rare books that slices American society in a way that hardly anyone--certainly no one of Hollinger's intellectual breadth--has thought to cut the cake before. He convincingly shows how the descendants of overseas missionaries have been influential far out of proportion to their numbers, and have possessed a deeper understanding than most Americans of other peoples and cultures.\"--Adam Hochschild, author of Spain in Our Hearts: Americans in the Spanish Civil War, 1936--1939\"Hollinger tells an astonishing, counterintuitive story of how American Protestant missionaries went abroad armed with a radical egalitarian ideology and eventually came home to spread the gospel of multiculturalism, racial equality, and human rights. With verve and passion, he shines a brilliant light on their long-overlooked influence, showing how they transformed American society in ways we have not fully realized.\"--Kai Bird, coauthor of the Pulitzer Prize-winning American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer\"In this fascinating, important, and beautifully conceived work, David Hollinger shows that Protestant missionaries intending to bring Christianity to foreign peoples instead brought what they had learned about the humanity of others to American religious thought, social justice work, academic fields, and U.S. international affairs. Highly recommended.\"--Mary L. Dudziak, author of War Time: An Idea, Its History, Its Consequences\"The eminent intellectual historian David Hollinger restores liberal Protestants to their rightful place at the center of the history of struggles for rights, self-determination, and dignity at home and abroad. American missionaries' encounters with the world, Hollinger persuasively argues, challenged their most fundamental assumptions about the United States, undermining American parochialism and exceptionalism, and reshaping American culture and politics. This is an important book.\"--Thomas J. Sugrue, author of Sweet Land of Liberty: The Forgotten Struggle for Civil Rights in the North\"Between the end of the Civil War and the beginning of the Second World War, thousands of American missionaries, many animated by the social gospel, spread across the world. Their children came back to the United States, where they exerted an outsized influence on American foreign policy and shaped new forms of cosmopolitanism. Hollinger's illuminating study offers a fascinating account of an overlooked legacy.\"--Jill Lepore, author of The Secret History of Wonder Woman\"Writing with eloquence and confidence, Hollinger convincingly argues that the Protestant U.S. missionary experience had a surprisingly large and pervasive impact on American culture, politics, and society in the middle decades of the twentieth century. This is a much-needed book, with many masterful insights.\"--Ian Tyrrell, author of Reforming the World: The Creation of America's Moral Empire\"This learned book redresses a significant gap in the history of religion and U.S. intellectual history. Remarkably researched and beautifully written, Protestants Abroad shows how missionary-connected individuals shaped our understandings of social justice, American power, and domestic politics.\"--Melani McAlister, author of Epic Encounters: Culture, Media, and U.S. Interests in the Middle East since 1945; Title: Protestants Abroad: How Missionaries Tried to Change the World but Changed America",
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[A Savage War] hit a home run.\"---Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution\"[F]or those who want to understand the key decisions that determined the outcome of the [Civil War], the organization of the opposing armies and their deployments, the role of logistics and intelligence, and the moments of inspired generalship (and missed opportunities), it is hard to imagine a better book than this.\"---Lawrence D. Freedman, Foreign Affairs\"Widely published and respected military historians Murray and Hsieh produce a fresh look at the U.S. Civil War. . . . An important, impressive book.\" (Choice)\"Murray and Hsieh offer keen insights on the crossroads of social, political, and technological drivers that produced what the authors call the first modern war. . . . The mini-portraits of Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, and William T. Sherman sprinkled throughout that narrative are superb, and the critiques of Jeff Davis and the hapless Henry Halleck are devastating. . . . [A] stimulating contribution to the field that will captivate readers. [A Savage War] belongs on the shelf of students of war, right next to their worn copy of McPherson's classic, Battle Cry of Freedom.\"---Lt. Col. F.G. Hoffman, Marine Corps Gazette\"Hsieh and Murray illuminate the broader political and cultural forces that shaped the [Civil War's] course while also giving due credit to the impact of contingency and human action.. . . . A Savage War will appeal to both academic and popular audiences with its resonance, accessible prose, and fresh treatment of the events that still captivate Americas public consciousness over 150 years later.\"---Lt. Andrew L. Hargroder, Civil War Book Review\"A first-rate analysis of command, command structure, and the behavior of officers and men in combat. . . . [Murray's] volume is solidly researched, well written, and deeply interpretive, and it should be read by anyone open to new perspectives on the Civil War.\"---John M. Belohlavek, Journal of Southern History\"If you think that there is nothing new to write about the Civil War, this book will prove you wrong.\"--H. R. McMaster, author of Dereliction of Duty: Lyndon Johnson, Robert McNamara, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Lies That Led to Vietnam\"More than just another narrative of the Civil War, this thoughtful and often provocative book is an engaging analysis of the leadership, personalities, and strategies of both sides during America's great nineteenth-century trauma.\"--Craig L. Symonds, author of Lincoln and His Admirals\"A Savage War is not just a riveting military narrative of the American Civil War written by two military historians with singular pragmatic experience, but a rare and much needed strategic assessment of the aims and methods of the Union and the Confederacy--highlighted with incisive, blunt--and persuasive-- appraisals of all the major generals and supreme commanders.\"--Victor Davis Hanson, author of Carnage and Culture and The Savior Generals\"A Savage War offers a splendid overview of the greatest military trauma in United States history. The authors explore Union and Confederate martial culture, navigate with a sure step through campaigns and battles, and assess leaders convincingly--all the while challenging hoary misconceptions about the conflict. Readers new to the topic, as well as more veteran students, will turn to this book with profit.\"--Gary W. Gallagher, author of The Union War\"A Savage War is a marvelous book. Iconoclastic, endlessly fascinating, and wide-ranging, this work is a singular achievement, something sure to delight Civil War buffs. A must-read.\"--Jay Winik, author of 1944 and April 1865\"Murray and Hsieh bring verve, insight, and originality to their account of the Civil War. In a crowded field, A Savage War still stands out as a book of required reading even for specialists.\"--Allan R. Millett, author of The War for Korea, 1950-1951: They Came from the North\"[A] very important new history of the American Civil War by two important historians.\"--Newt Gingrich\"A genuinely fresh set of insights about the Civil War. Murray and Hsieh have crafted a military narrative that goes well beyond anything else in the literature.\"--James McPherson, Pulitzer Prizewinning author of Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era\"Forceful and convincing. Murray and Hsieh have succeeded in producing a very accessible book about a very complex series of events . . . A model of how to write military history.\"--John Gooch, author of Mussolini and His Generals: The Armed Forces and Fascist Foreign Policy, 19221940; Title: A Savage War: A Military History of the Civil War",
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An indispensable title for scholars, this lively study should prove equally compelling to serious lay readers with an interest in Arabic and medieval thought.\" (Library Journal)\"In this graceful, luxuriant history, Starr recovers the stunning contributions of Central Asia scientists, architects, artists, engineers, and historians during the four centuries that began just before the Arab onslaught of the eight century and lasted until the Mongol siege in the thirteenth century. . . . The book offers a lucid exploration of the era's intricate philosophical and theological debates and a succinct depiction of its poetry and art, enhanced by many illustrations.\" (Foreign Affairs)\"Lost Enlightenment is a most amazing book, one with--if we are lucky--the potential to shape global public thinking for decades ahead. . . . Lost Enlightenment is an entirely readable, informative and even entertaining book. Although it might surely serve as an inspiration to the modern inhabitants of Central Asia, it should also serve as a warning to any modern nation and civilization that it is tempted to intolerance.\"---Dimitry Chen, Asian Review of Books\"Starr undertakes a daunting task--the intellectual history of Central Asia through the medieval period. Happily, he succeeds. . . . Starr's book is thorough and well researched, and includes ample supplemental material and sources, so that even novice students will find it instructive and useful without being overwhelming.\" (Choice)\"This favorable account of Central Asia's intellectual life will enhance any reader's perception of Central Asia and challenge further investigation.\"---Isenbike Togan, Bogazici Journal\"This book does a marvelous job of highlighting the contributions of medieval intellectuals from Central Asia to the history of world civilizations. . . . It is a very informative and readable book.\"---Richard Foltz, Fezana Journal\"A fantastic book.\"--President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan\"Lost Enlightenment brilliantly re-creates for us the world of Central Asia, which for centuries was not a backwater but a center of world civilization. With a sure mastery of the large historical sweep as well as an eye for detail, Fred Starr has written an important book that will be a resource for years to come.\"--Francis Fukuyama, author of The Origins of Political Order\"For more than three hundred years the Islamic world exercised the scientific and philosophical mastery of Europe. With compelling urgency and lucidity, Lost Enlightenment tells the story of the rise and tragic demise of this golden age of Islamic learning in Central Asia. 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Finkel's work makes a solid contribution in this regard without losing sight of the people, actions, policies, and laws most responsible for creating the contexts of such life-or-death choices.\"---Peter Admirand, Reading Religion\"[A] most sensitive of investigations . . . Ordinary Jews is an ultimately important contribution toward the many writings on the subject of the Holocaust. Its complexity and deftness lies in Finkel's telling, which, if truth be told, resonates with all the clarity of subdued beauty.\"---David Marx, David Marx Book Reviews\"[A] fine book. . . . This book is very carefully documented with endnotes distinguishing between primary and secondary sources. Finkel himself is of Eastern European Jewish extraction and that colors his study with a very personal and poignant aspect enriching the research but in no way detracting from its scientific approach. His writing is clear and very readable. . . . This book is recommended for all academic Judaica collections and for JCC libraries.\"---Marion M. Stein, Association of Jewish Libraries Reviews\"The books persuasive theory, distinctive findings, specific real-life examples, and far-reaching policy options is amply rewarding. It models an ever-finer mode of scholarship, fills in major gaps in knowledge, and with its astute challenges to faulty conventional 'wisdom' makes a major contribution to Holocaust studies. Future discussion of survival decision-making in the ghettos will not be complete unless it draws on Finkels exemplary work.\"---Arthur Shostak, European Legacy\"Why do only some people targeted in genocide fight back? In this sensitive and original investigation, Evgeny Finkel shows that resistance to violence is a function of the skills and habits at a community's disposal. Finkel reveals the pattern of constrained choices that drove communal behavior during the Holocaust and, in the process, returns the idea of agency to discussions of victimhood and survivorship.\"--Charles King, author of Odessa: Genius and Death in a City of Dreams\"How do people react when they are targeted for genocide? Who cooperates with the killers? Who resists? Who flees and who simply tries to cope? In Ordinary Jews, Finkel's answer combines compellinghistorical evidence, convincing theory, and a moving narrative. This is a truly extraordinary book--rich with lessons for us all.\"--Nancy Bermeo, University of Oxford\"In this arresting and important book, Evgeny Finkel explains whyindividuals choose different courses of action when targeted bygenocidal violence. Skillfully merging a large body of testimonialevidence from the Holocaust with archival-based case studies andstatistical analysis of new datasets, Finkel highlights the criticalroles of prior political experience and broad social integration. Ordinary Jews is a landmark work, as moving as it is incisive.\"--Stathis Kalyvas, Yale University\"Superb and pathbreaking, Ordinary Jews places victim agency at the center of its analysis. For too long genocide scholars have been concerned with uncovering the sources of perpetrator behavior while ignoring victim reactions as the genocide unfolded. The individual victim stories told here are heartrending yet fascinating in their complexity. The narrative was so compelling, I was reluctant to put the book down.\"--Manus Midlarsky, Rutgers University\"This is a very important and fascinating contribution to our understanding of genocide and the choices made not only by the perpetrators and bystanders but also by the victims. In explaining the different types of strategies the targets of genocide might use to ensure their survival, ranging from compliance to resistance to evasion, this compelling analysis returns agency to the victims.\"--Anna Grzymaa-Busse, Stanford University; Title: Ordinary Jews: Choice and Survival during the Holocaust",
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His short book raises important questions about law, about political decisions that affect the scope of civic membership, and about the malleability of Enlightenment values. . . . We must come to terms with race in America in tandem with considerations of democracy. Whitman's history does not expose the liberal tradition in the United States as merely a sham, as many of the Third Reichs legal theorists intimated when they highlighted patterns of black and American Indian subordination. Rather, he implicitly challenges readers to consider when and how, under what conditions and in which domains, the ugly features of racism have come most saliently to the fore in Americas liberal democracy.\"---Ira Katznelson, The Atlantic\"To get to the core of race in America today, read this new book by James Whitman. . . . Prepare to be startled. . . . Scholars and historians have argued for years about whether American's own regime of racial oppression in any way inspired the Nazis. 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This book is a profound testament to what the past can teach us about the present and is more timely than Whitman could possibly have imagined when he began this remarkable excursion into our nation's original sin and its surprising European legacy. A brilliant page-turner.\"--Laurence H. Tribe, Harvard Law School\"This is a brilliant, erudite, and disturbing book. By looking at the United States through the eyes of Nazi legal theorists in the 1930s, Whitman contributes to our understanding of this darkest chapter of German legal history. Moreover, he shines a light through this unlikely lens on the worst sins of our own country's past.\"--Lawrence M. Friedman, author of A History of American Law\"In Hitler's American Model, Whitman tells the deeply troubling story of how Nazi lawyers drew inspiration from the American legal system. He offers a detailed and careful reading of how U.S. immigration laws and antimiscegenation legislation gave the Nazi legal establishment the sense of remaining within the boundaries of respectable jurisprudence. Filled with novel insights, this is a particularly timely book given today's political climate.\"--Jan T. Gross, author of Neighbors\"This is a critical book for our difficult times. Whitman forces us to see America through Nazi eyes and to realize how profoundly white supremacy has shaped this country. Chilling in its details, the unsettling insights of Hitler's American Model jump from every page. A must-read!\"--Eddie S. Glaude, author of Democracy in Black\"This is one of the most engrossing and disturbing pieces of legal history I've read in a long time. 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+    "text": "Title: 2008's best books: Yours and oursAuthor: Bob HooverPublisher: Pittsburgh Post-GazetteDate: 12/14/2008There are plenty of people who are glad to see this year end, but readers shouldn't be among them.The year brought a wealth of interesting, entertaining and provocative books and introduced several writers with promise along with worthy efforts from the old reliables -- and some that didn't make the mark.All this means it's time again to rate the books of the year. We're doing it a little differently for 2008, though. We've sought your input along with the book reviewers of the Post-Gazette.The results are three lists of 2008 releases -- reviewers' top 20 books, the readers' favorites and significant regional books of the year.OUR PICKSNovels\"Songs for the Missing\" by Stewart O'Nan. Pittsburgh native uses Eastern Ohio for a moving tale of a missing teen.\"Senselessness\" by Horacio Castellanos Moya. The El Salvadoran's first novel translated into English makes a powerful statement.\"The Story of Edgar Sawtelle\" by David Wroblewski. Tragedy forces a disabled boy to depend on his dogs for survival.\"The Enchantress of Florence\" by Salman Rushdie. A master novelist entertains with a magical tour of history.\"Home\" by Marilynne Robinson. Religion, family, love melded in 1950s Iowa.\"Lush Life\" by Richard Price. The Lower East Side of New York is turned into a clash of cultures.\"The Given Day\" by Dennis Lehane. Post-World War I Boston is on the verge of anarchy as Babe Ruth enjoys the show.\"People of the Book\" by Geraldine Brooks. A beautifully rendered history of Jewish struggle in Europe.\"A Mercy\" by Toni Morrison. America on the cusp of institutionalizing slavery is described in her singular way.\"The Whiskey Rebels\" by David Liss. Nasty life on the Pennsylvania frontier with threats from criminals and the U.S. government.\"The Condition\" by Jennifer Haigh. \"Beach reading\" turns into solid domestic drama.\"The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo\" by Stieg Larsson. Late Swedish writer dazzles in puzzling mystery.Short Stories\"Dangerous Laughter\" by Steven Millhauser. The Pulitzer Prize winner's satire is sharp as ever.\"Fine Just the Way It Is\" by Annie Proulx. Life doesn't get any easier in Wyoming, but it's still on the weird side.\"Unaccustomed Earth\" by Jhumpa Lahiri. Indian-American lives unfold with sympathy and warmth.\"Our Story Begins\" by Tobias Wolff. Short-story craftsman at work.\"Dictation\" by Cynthia Ozick. Women find their way in a tough men's world in these four stories.\"Out Loud\" by Anthony Varallo. Heinz Literature Prize winner writes with humor and sensitivity.Poetry \"Sleeping It Off in Rapid City\" by August Kleinzahler. Life's a gritty place, but lyrical. \"Fire to Fire\" by Mark Doty. Winner of the National Book Award. \"Save the Last Dance\" by Gerald Stern. Pittsburgh's finest poet struts his moves at age 83.Biography \"Bill Mauldin: A Life Up Front\" by Todd DePastino. Mt. Lebanon resident fleshes out the mission of World War II's best cartoonist. \"Traitor to his Class\" by H.W. Brands. A fresh take on Franklin Roosevelt. \u0003 --Pittsburgh Post-GazetteHistoric photographs from the collections of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh document the people, events, industries, structures, and achievements that have shaped Pittsburgh over the years. Drawn from A Pittsburgh Album, which was published by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in 1959 to mark the citys bicentennial, this book was prepared by the staffs of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh to commemorate the citys 250th birthday.; Title: Pittsburgh, 1758-2008 (Images of America: Pennsylvania)",
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Krist spent a lot of time in the city’s great archival collections, wondering why our funky hometown got this way. And, boy did he latch onto a story.”—New Orleans Times Picayune, 50 Fall Events Not to Miss  “Focusing on the battle for (and against) morality in 'the Sodom of the South' from the 1890s to the early 20th century, Krist’s hard-to-put-down read recounts a volatile time for vice in a town built on it.”—Where New Orleans\"A fabulously rich and colorful chronicle of New Orleans at the turn of the century.\"—Acadiana Lifestyle“[A] rich, well-structured story more vivid and twist-filled than most crime fiction…Armed with both well-placed primary sources and an addictive, climactic narrative, Krist leads a perfect trip into the short-lived societal experiment aptly named 'Storyville.'”—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review“This engaging work covers the brief and exciting history of Storyville...Krist delivers on his lurid subtitle with stories of the flourishing sex industry, the birth of jazz in New Orleans, and the unsolved case of the \"Axman\"…Highly recommended for readers interested in New Orleans and also for those looking for a readable collection of true stories from one of America's most fascinating metropolises.”—Library Journal, Starred Review “[An] in-depth, seasoned analysis of the creation, growth, and downfalls of New Orleans, particularly its colorful Storyville area, which was indeed the site of vice and murder of all sorts but also of the birth of entrepreneurships and a music unparalleled in the U.S. of the time…Krist’s well-researched and -told history of New Orleans is an eye-opening tale of a melting pot…. 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Later the term designated documents that could help determine the elements of the analogy of faith, and from 1560 it was employed to entitle a formal collection of such documents. In that year a printer in Leipzig, Ernst Vgelin, published a collection of the ancient creeds and eleven confessions and theological treatises from Melanchthon's pen as the Corpus doctrinae Philippicum. That collection became the legal definition of the faith in electoral Saxony in 1566 and in other lands at about the same time. Similar corpora doctrinae were published in a number of other principalities in the 1560s; they usually included Luther's Smalcald Articles and Catechisms as well as the Augsburg Confession and its Apology, along with one or more other local confessional documents. 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+    "text": "\"A timely history for the church in our secular age\"\"Alan Kreider has done it again. Here he utilizes his immense grasp of early Christian sources, texts, and scholarship to illuminate for us the virtue of Christian patience and its formative nature in articulating an approach to worship and life. Highly recommended.\"--Maxwell Johnson, University of Notre Dame; author of Praying and Believing in Early Christianity\"In this lively and insightful study, Kreider draws on deep learning to offer a picture of the early Christian communities at a time when their future was anything but certain. Ancient men and women come to light as people whose improbable success in winning converts was the direct result of their own struggle to live with--and live up to--the powerful ideals of patience and humility.Kreider has the rare ability to read ancient sources from a fresh perspective.A marvelous and inspiring book.\"--Kate Cooper, University of Manchester; author of Band of Angels: The Forgotten World of Early Christian Women\"At a time when many scholars interpret the rise of Christianity in terms of power, Kreider provides a refreshing and warranted scenario of early Christian growth from the 'inside.' The reader is invited to discover the slower and more subtle processesthat have been neglected in arguments for the rapid rise of Christianity.Herein one will find a means to better balance the scholarly dialogues prevalent today.\"--D.H. Williams, Baylor University\"In this remarkable book, Kreider refocuses our attention on patience, the cardinal virtue of the early church's witness, with rich attention to how this was cultivated in worship and catechesis. I can't imagine a more timely history for the church in our secular age.\"--James K.A. Smith, Calvin College; author of Desiring the Kingdomand You Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit\"'Time is greater than space.'Pope Francis has been urging this principle on both the church and movements for peaceful social change. As he wrote in The Joy of the Gospel, 'This principle enables us to work slowly but surely, without being obsessed with immediate results' or 'trying to possess all the spaces of power and of self-assertion.' Kreider's thoroughly researched yet marvelously readable book demonstrates that Francis is actually calling Christians back to the nonviolent patience and winsome witness of the church's first centuries.\"--Gerald W. Schlabach, University of St. ThomasAlan Kreider (1941-2017; PhD, Harvard University) was professor emeritus of church history and mission at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary. For many years he lived in England, where he was director of the London Mennonite Centre and later director of the Centre for Christianity and Culture at Regent's Park College, Oxford University. Kreider authored several books.; Title: The Patient Ferment of the Early Church: The Improbable Rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire",
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+    "text": "\"The new Dictionary of Luther and the Lutheran Traditions is a welcome addition to the historical and theological reference shelf. Timothy Wengert and his editorial board have assembled an impressive roster of scholars to produce a well-designed work that brings up-to-date scholarship to bear on topical and biographical studies of Lutheranism from the Reformation to the present day.\"--RichardA. Muller, senior fellow, Junius Institute for Digital Reformation Research, P.J. Zondervan Professor of Historical Theology, Emeritus, Calvin Theological Seminary\"This impressive work will undoubtedly adorn many bookshelves and enlighten many readers from laypersons to seminarians and from clergy to teachers in higher education. The editors have gathered an impressive team of contributors writing on the historical development of the Lutheran Reformation, its global outreach, and its present significance. One can only congratulate Baker Academic for producing such a massive, easily accessible, and valuable resource.\"--Hans Schwarz, professor emeritus of systematic theology and contemporary theological issues, University of Regensburg, Germany\"Can a dictionary be both informative and inspiring? The Dictionary of Luther and the Lutheran Traditions certainly is. The contributing scholars have given us a remarkably informative volume that explains theological doctrines, explores controversies, and describes Lutherans engaged in varied historical, global, and ecumenical contexts. The volume serves as an inspirational reminder that Lutherans continue to be a worldwide, five-hundred-year-old reforming movement within the church catholic, for the sake of the gospel.\"--MarkS. Hanson, executive director, Christensen Center for Vocation, Augsburg CollegeAn Essential Resource for Pastors, Scholars, and Students\"An immensely valuable resource. Wide-reaching in scope and brimming with first-rate scholarship, this dictionary will be indispensable for anyone interested in Luther and the global history of Lutheranism.\"--Carlos Eire, T.Lawrason Riggs Professor of History and Religious Studies, Yale University\"This comprehensive dictionary of Lutheranism will be a welcome addition to the library of anyone with interest in the Lutheran Reformation or the progress of Lutheranism to the present day. It is a gold mine of useful information on the topic, all contained conveniently between two boards.\"--Tony Lane, professor of historical theology, London School of Theology\"Remarkable in its comprehensiveness, this volume is at once deeply attentive to the figures and ideas that spawned the Lutheran movement in sixteenth-century Germany and truly catholic in its coverage of that movement's subsequent theological development and global expansion.The scope and precision of the hundreds of entries, penned by leading scholars from across (and beyond) the Lutheran world, make the Dictionary of Luther and the Lutheran Traditions an essential reference work for pastors and scholars seeking to engage the full breadth of Lutheran faith and practice in all its diversity.\"--Ian A. McFarland, Regius Professor of Divinity, University of Cambridge\"This book is a most welcome and highly informative tool for commemorating five hundred years of the Reformation. In an impressive way, it presents not only the complex cosmos of the Reformation in the sixteenth century but also the spread of Lutheranism through time and space, offering an overview of Lutheran intellectual history. Especially helpful are the entries on Lutheranism in various countries and on unfamiliar but remarkable personalities.\"--Theodor Dieter, Institute for Ecumenical Research, Strasbourg\"Rarely if ever has there been such a treasure trove of resources about Martin Luther and the traditions that bear his name gathered in one place. Well-researched, thorough, and highly readable, the Dictionary of Luther and the Lutheran Traditions draws from a constellation of the world's most highly regarded Luther scholars to produce the definitive guide to the Lutheran church. It is a singular and remarkable achievement.\"--DavidJ. Lose, senior pastor, Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota; past president, The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia\"This exceptional reference work contains outstanding, wide-ranging, and well-written contributions covered by a superb group of scholars.\"--Jon Balserak, senior lecturer in early modern religion, University of Bristol; visiting scholar in history, University of Illinois at Chicago; Title: Dictionary of Luther and the Lutheran Traditions",
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+    "text": "Praise for Hue 1968One of the Wall Street Journal's top 10 nonfiction books of 2017One of the Washington Posts 50 notable works of nonfiction in 2017An Amazon Top 100 book of the yearLonglisted for the 2017 Andrew Carnegie Medal for excellence in nonfictionAn ALA Notable Book of the YearA Christian Science Monitor, Kirkus Reviews, Military Times, Hudson Booksellers, and Chicago Public Library best book of the year\"An extraordinary feat of journalism . . . Through his scrupulous day-by-day reconstruction of this battle, Bowden encapsulates the essential lessons of the Vietnam War . . . Hue 1968 is also an exploration of what is common to all wars: humankind's capacity for violence, cruelty, self-sacrifice, bravery, cowardice and love. Mr. Bowden undertakes this task with the talent and sensibility of a master journalist who is also a humanist and an honest man . . . the book is full of emotion and color . . . You will find the reading gripping.\"Karl Marlantes, Wall Street Journal\"A remarkable book.\"Dave Davies, NPR's Fresh Air[A] magnificent and meticulous history, which tells, with excruciating detail, a story that is both inspiring and infuriating . . . Bowdens interviews, almost half a century on, with those who fought, on both sides, have produced unexampled descriptions of small-unit combat.George F. Will, Washington Post\"Bowden . . . applies his signature blend of deep reportage and character-driven storytelling to bring readers a fresh look at the 1968 battle in the Vietnamese city of Hue . . . [A] compelling and highly readable narrative . . . A meticulous and vivid retelling of an important battle.\"Linda Robinson, New York Times Book Review\"An instantly recognizable classic of military history . . . Bowden tells this story with a power and a wealth of detail that no previous history of this offensive has approached.\"Steve Donoghue, Christian Science Monitor\"A gripping, and timely, history . . . powerful . . . [Hue 1968] is likely to claim a place on the shelf of essential books about the Vietnam War. Based on hundreds of interviews, news accounts, histories and military archives, the book combines intensive research with Bowden's propulsive narrative style and insightful analysis . . . What sets Bowden's account of the battle apart is his skill at moving from the macrothe history of the war, the politics surrounding it, the tactics of the battleto the micro: the individuals, American and Vietnamese, who fought it and tried to survive it.\"Colette Bancroft, Tampa Bay Times\"Bowden is one of the great journalists of our generation, and with this book he provides a captivating account of the pivotal battle that did so much to alter the trajectories of not just the Vietnam War, but also American politics and our nation's global posture. With its capacious research that includes the perspectives of combatants and civilians, Vietnamese and Americans, presidents and privates, it epitomizes what a definitive account should be.\"Foreign PolicyAn engrossing, fair-minded, up-close account of one of the great battles in the long struggle for Vietnam.Washington Post, 50 notable works of nonfiction in 2017\"A masterful blood-and-guts account of the decisive battle in the Vietnam War . . . The heart and soul of Hue 1968 lies with its vivid and often wrenching descriptions of the 'storm of war' as soldiers and South Vietnamese citizens experienced it.\"Minneapolis Star-Tribune\"Bowden's excellent Hue 1968 . . . gives us the clearest picture yet of what happened in Vietnam and in Hue, where today tourists casually shoot pictures where murderous shots once were fired.\"George Petras, USA Today, 4 out of 4 starsIn a 539-page narrative, Bowden delivers a work of grand ambition: impassioned, powerful and revelatory at its best, and the most comprehensive yet on the Tet Offensives bloodiest confrontation.Gregg Jones, Dallas Morning NewsMark Bowdens book Hue 1968 is a must-read. Many lessons, including how government can lie and [the] role of an effective media in finding truth. Timely.Michael Morell, former acting director of the CIA\"For readers who enjoy learning about battle tactics and bloody encounters, Bowden delivers, as he did in Black Hawk Down. The book offers so much more than that, however. For readers who care little about military strategy or precisely how each combatant died, Bowden offers copious context about why it matters what occurred in Vietnam at the beginning of 1968why it mattered so much then, and why it matters so much in 2017 . . . Bowden is masterful in introducing characters whose names have often never appeared in the news but whose actions help explain the complications for the United States of becoming involved in faraway wars involving nearly invisible enemies.\"Steve Weinberg, Philadelphia Inquirer\"Dazzling . . . Bowden's account of the battle delivers gut punches from start to finish . . . Most impressive of all, Bowden deftly blends clear descriptions of complex troop movements with careful attention to the human impact of the fighting . . . Bowden deserves enormous credit for calling new attention to an often-overlooked battle and especially for recovering the experiences of those who fought amid otherworldly horrors.\"Mark Atwood Lawrence, Boston GlobeSearing . . . Bowden revisits the historic battle with the same character-driven, grunt-level reporting style that made Black Hawk Down a bestseller. He lends a sympathetic ear to surviving soldiers on both sides, as well as guerrillas and civilians, and gives a vivid account of courage and cowardice, heroism and slaughter.Bob Drogin, Los Angeles TimesA powerful account of a critical battle in Vietnam . . . Bowdens attention to detail is flawless . . . This kind of fine-tuned detailand sense of mysteryis the soul of a good historical account . . . The book is a mighty piece of work, and as fine an account of a battle as you will likely read. Hell, I wish I had written it.Anthony Loyd, Times (UK)\"Nearly 50 years after the battle for the city of Hue, this history reads as fresh as today's news . . . every page merits reading.\"Military TimesAn unsparing look at the Vietnam War and how it changed America.Monte Whaley, Denver Post, Staff pickSmart, well-reported and hypnotic in spots.Joe Gross, American-StatesmanHue 1968 pulls off a rare feat: it takes a conflict of terrible scale and consequence, and allows us to see it unfold at the street level, through the eyes of Vietnamese and American soldiers engaged in the struggle, journalists and activists observing the chaos, and the civilians caught in the crossfire . . . His emphasis on firsthand accounts gives a vital heart to the unfolding events . . . Not only are the personal stories Bowden uncovers at turns deeply moving and horrifying, but they also pose uncomfortable parallels with current events in the Middle East and Afghanistan.Sebastien Roblin, National InterestThoroughly researched and compelling . . . This is as much a book about what happens to peoples hearts, minds, and bodies in the swirling chaos of urban combat as it is a history of a specific battle and an assessment of its strategic significance. We come to know a fair number of the participants quite well by the end of the storyone source of the books unusual power and authenticity . . . With a novelists eye for evoking the grim atmospherics of a hellish locale and the characters within it, Bowden reconstructs dozens of scenes of heart-pounding combat . . . Bowdens coverage of the other side . . . gives this book a richer texture, and more balance, than any of the earlier books on Hue . . . Anyone looking to understand what Vietnam was all about would do well to read Hue 1968. Without a doubt, its one of the very best books to be written about Vietnam in the last decade.James A. Warren, Daily BeastI am still recovering from the astonishment and appreciation of the reporting and writing in Mark Bowdens latest book: Hue 1968, a story of a single battle that encompassed so much of what occurred in that epic year of our history.Mike Barnicle, PoliticoA relentlessly immediate chronicle of the bloody, month-long centerpiece of the Tet Offensive . . . This is the definitive account of a turning point in America's Vietnam strategy and in public opinion about the war.Wall Street Journal, top 10 nonfiction books of 2017[A] skillful, gripping account of the turning point of the Vietnam War.Christian Science Monitor, 30 best books of 2017Bowden confronts head-on the horrific senselessness of battle and the toll it takes on people, and he grants Hue the regard it deserves as a defining moment in a war that continues to influence how America views its role in the world.Publishers Weekly (starred review)\"This Vietnam story reads like a movie but it's all true.\"Courier-Journal (Louisville)\"An extraordinary account of the most important and costly battle of the Vietnam War.\"Don McCullin, legendary photojournalist who covered the Battle of Hue\"In this meticulous retelling of one critical battle, Mark Bowden captures the nuanced and often invisible threads of America's political, military and cultural blindness in Vietnam. Hue 1968 is the new classic about America's Vietnam War.\"Elizabeth Becker, author of When the War Was Over: Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge Revolution\"A detailed, multifaceted account.\"Tirdad Derakhsani, Philadelphia InquirerThoroughly researched, this epic chronicle takes the reader back to a time when America still saw itself as invincibleand acted that way . . . fast-paced . . . A powerful piece of journalism.David Kindy, Providence JournalAn outstanding work of reportage and storytelling.Paul Davis, Washington Times[A] master storyteller.John David, Decatur DailyBowden interviewed people on both sides, to great effect, and weaves a dense but compelling narrative about a battle that was a microcosm of the entire conflict.Alex Prudhomme, Omnivoracious, favorite reads of 2017\"A stirring history of the 1968 battle that definitively turned the Vietnam War into an American defeat . . . Building on portraits of combatants on all sides, Bowden delivers an anecdotally rich, careful account of the complex campaign to take the city. One of the best books on a single action in Vietnam, written by a tough, seasoned journalist who brings the events of a half-century past into sharp relief.\"Kirkus Reviews (starred review)\"An epic masterpiece of heroism and sacrifice, and a testament to the tragic futility of the American experience in Vietnam.\"Booklist (starred review)The best history of the battle for Vietnams imperial city of Hue.William D. Bushnell, Military Officer Magazine\"In his monumental new book, Bowden . . . gives voice to dozens, including Nguyen Quang Ha, whose five-man team emerged from underground caves to strike the first blow for North Vietnamese forces, Bob Thompson, a career marine officer charged with taking back the US stronghold at the Citadel, President Lyndon Johnson and General William Westmoreland in Washington, DC and reporters David Halberstam, Michael Herr, Gene Roberts, Walter Cronkite and others who changed the way Americans perceived the war.\"Jane Ciabattari, BBC.com\"Hue 1968 unravels one of the great mysteries of our timehow a puny force of North Vietnam regulars and local sympathizers could without warning occupy South Vietnam's second largest city, hold it for a month, then disappear into the mountains, beyond reach and largely unbloodied. It turns out the force wasn't puny, but fanatical warriors who gripped their prey by the throat and wouldn't let go. They were unfazed by waves of counter-attackers, Vietnamese and American soldiers, but mostly Marines rushed in to defeat them. Hue 1968 shows the enormous challenges facing both sides and how they overcame them, or tried to. Did the Battle of Hue end up as a victory or defeat? The answer depends on who's asking and who's telling. Bowden takes on both roles and does it well.\"Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Krohn (ret.), author of The Lost Battalion of Tet\"Hue 1968 is, by far, the most comprehensive (and balanced) coverage on this battle I've seen. Like never before, I've come to realize how narrow a perspective we low-level participants unavoidably had. While giving due respect to the abilities, actions and fighting spirit of the U.S. and ARVN Marines and soldiers who participated, Mark Bowden brought clarity to the larger intelligence, political and strategic shortcomings that made the prosecution of this battle so much more challenging and costly than it needed to be.\"Brigadier General Mike Downs, USMC (ret.)\"The longest and fiercest fighting of the Tet Offensive took place in and around Hue in early 1968 where Communist North Vietnam suffered a terrible military defeat. Yet the fight for Hue became a political victory for the leaders of North Vietnam and a turning point for US involvement and support for the war. Through searing personal accounts of many on both sides who were there, Mark Bowden reveals the intensity of the fighting. Relying on archival documents now available after 50 years, he also examines the considerations and decisions of political and military leaders at the highest levels. This book is a tragic tale of misunderstanding but also one of great heroism and sacrifice by those who fought in the streets of Hue and in the nearby rice paddies and villages.\"Brigadier General Howard T. Prince II, USA (ret.), Commanding Officer, Bravo Company, 5/7 Cavalry, 1968\"Mark Bowden uniquely describes the battle from both sides of the front lines and vividly captures the remarkable courage and valor of those that participated in the crucible of war that was Hue City in January to March 1968. Surely to be an historical standard for the recollection of that Tet 1968 battle.\"Colonel Chuck Meadows, USMC (ret.), Former Commanding Officer of Golf Company 2ndBn 5thMar\"I am a US Marine Vietnam veteran who participated as a tank crewmen in the Tet 1968 battle for Hue City. I have read just about every written account of the month-long battle, and I have to say that all of the other well-written, well-documented accounts of the battle pale in comparison to Mark Bowden's Hue 1968. There is no more complete, accurate and detailed book. It reads like a novel even though is it made up almost exclusively of very personal accounts.\"John Wear, president of the USMC Vietnam Tankers AssociationPowerfully told, and a vivid depiction of individual courage and national hubris.William J. Burns, President of the Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceThe definitive history of the battle for Hue . . . It is a riveting account . . . of valor, heroism, rank foolhardiness, and unshakable camaraderie . . . More than anything, Hue 1968 is the story of the entire Vietnam War in microcosm.Michael M. Rosen, Claremont Review of BooksMark Bowden is the author of thirteen books, including the #1 New York Times bestseller Black Hawk Down. He reported at the Philadelphia Inquirer for twenty years and now writes for the Atlantic, Vanity Fair, and other magazines. He is also the writer in residence at the University of Delaware. 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Its an exciting, often harrowing, trip worth taking.Ray Locker, USA TodayA gripping story told by Mr. ODonnell, who is emerging as one of the best military historians of his generation . . . These pages capture the horrifying nature of warfare, and Mr. ODonnells descriptions catch the raw bravery that can emerge from men thrust into combat.Joseph C. Goulden, Washington TimesGripping . . . ODonnell, whose previous books include the terrific Washingtons Immortals and We Were One, is a masterful storyteller. In his capable hands, the stories of each of the body bearers come alive despite the passing of nearly a century.James Scott, Post and CourierTrue to form, military and combat historian Patrick K. ODonnell, in The Unknowns, has unearthed the stirring story of World War Is Unknown Soldier. Rather than present a simple tale of the chosen bodys selection, process, though, ODonnell peels back multiple layers of WWI, shining the light on a larger cast of characters who participated in the return of the unidentified remains to American soil . . . The mastery of ODonnells writing is that he can bring together myriad themes and make them work together . . . [Adds] immeasurably to the growing literature of the American role in World War I. It is a simultaneously riveting and soulful work that should not be missed.James A. Percoco, Washington Independent Review of BooksWhile one could never begin to include all the stories of heroism, duty, and self-sacrifice that transpired during the war to end all wars, ODonnell has managed to capture some of the most poignant and meaningful . . . As he probes deeply into the horrors of war, ODonnell displays a unique talent for weaving in many other names of persons who are well-known and will play significant roles in military affairs . . . A superb work on the topic that surrounds the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.Leatherneck MagazineAcclaimed military historian ODonnell brings to life Americas involvement in the Great War through the stories of eight body bearers for an unidentified fallen soldier . . . ODonnell does his subject justice, beginning with the books inspiration, his giving Marines a tour of the battlefields in France . . . A thrilling title for readers interested in WWI, and an excellent primer for understanding the full significance of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.Booklist The Unknowns is a great book on the topic that surrounds the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from the First World War. Its also a good single volume work on the American Expeditionary Forces involvement and experiences in the First World War . . . Engaging, informative, detailed, exciting, respectful, and at a patriotic level, unifying.David Retherford, Strategy BridgeMany of the topics on which [ODonnell] writes involve the story behind the story . . . With the centennial of Americas participation in World War I ongoing, this is a highly relevant publication . . . Conveys the reverence and honor which is deserved from the citizens of this nation to all of those who go in harms way to protect us and guarantee our rights and freedoms.New York Journal of BooksThe Unknowns is a dramatic and compassionately written book by one of our finest military historians who has few equals as a great storyteller. Patrick K. ODonnells superb tale of World War I and the exceptional valor of the eight men later chosen to escort the Unknown Soldier from France to Americas most hallowed place of honor in Arlington National Cemetery is not only a tribute to those who fought and sacrificed so much but also a vivid and timely reminder of the terrible cost of war.Carlo DEste, author of Patton, A Genius for War and Eisenhower, A Soldiers LifeThis unknown story of extraordinary sacrifice and heroism is a powerful and timely tribute to the Americans who fought a century ago in the First World War. Superb history brilliantly told.Alex Kershaw, author of The Longest WinterThe Unknowns is not only the story of the Unknown Soldier but that of the unknown comrades who carried him there. Their stories of courage in deadly combat are finally made known to the rest of us in searing detail.Glenn F. Williams, PhD, U.S. Army Center of Military HistoryBrilliant in conception and style, The Unknowns presents the awe-inspiring and profoundly moving story of The Great War from the viewpoint of the men who fought, sacrificed and bled to win it. A must read, an incredible story related by a master storyteller!James Lacey, author of Pershing and the forthcoming The Washington War, director of USMC UniversityVery few historians can bring our military past to life like Patrick ODonnell. The Unknowns shines new and welcome light on the forgotten generation of Americans who fought World War One. Throughout these well written, absorbing, moving pages, we come to know the doughboys and sailors of the Great War like never before. Read this book and you will never think of the Unknown Soldier the same way again.John C. McManus, Ph.D., author of The Dead and Those About to Die and Deadly SkyHighly readable and extremely interesting, The Unknowns is more than just an account about the American servicemen who escorted the Unknown Soldier, it also encompasses the story of American involvement and the sacrifice of young Americans in the Great War. It is a masterful tour de force of that by-gone era.Col. Richard Camp, author of The Devil Dogs at Belleau Wood: U.S. Marines in World War IThe Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, its as hallowed as ground can get. But whats the story of the hero inside? A breakthrough book with a crackling narrative, The Unknowns reveals how the first unknown soldier came home from World War I, a journey born in the shell holes and on the high seas of one of humanitys ghastliest wars. Prepare to discover an iconic American saga long hidden in plain sight.Adam Makos, New York Times bestselling author of A Higher CallA captivating, inspiring narrative by a combat veteran and skilled writer of how the Unknown Soldier arrived at his resting place as the symbol of national the sacrifice and devotion to duty. Bravo!Bing West, author of One Million Steps: A Marine Platoon at WarPraise for Washingtons Immortals: Winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution National Excellence in American History Book Award Named one of the 100 Best American Revolution Books of All Time by the Journal of the American Revolution Finalist for the 2017 Library of Virginia Peoples Choice Award for Nonfiction An Amazon Best Book of the Year So Far (History) What makes Washingtons Immortals different from most Revolutionary War accounts is its seamless blend of tactical acumen and human drama . . . ODonnell admirably blends a story of ardent farmers, merchants and mariners with a combat story of sharp, bloody engagements . . . [He] makes fluid use of letters, diaries, pension affidavits and early histories to bring home the carnage of war as the foot soldier saw it . . . Washingtons Immortals is an example of combat writing at its best.Wall Street Journal A powerful narrative . . . a must-read for those with deep or casual interest in the American Revolution.Journal of the American Revolution Well-written, and superbly researched . . . [A] compelling story of the Maryland Regiment . . . Intimate and often inspiring . . . ODonnell is at the top of his game . . . A must-read for Revolutionary War and Maryland history buffs alike.Baltimore Post-Examiner Gritty . . . a boots on the ground account, with great storytelling verve . . . For readers who enjoy well-researched military history, this is the book for you.Washington Independent Review of Books [Washingtons Immortals is] nothing short of remarkable . . . ODonnell has put together, with beautiful transitions, the compelling story of the Revolutionary War through the eyes of the regular soldier . . . You don't have to be a military history devotee to appreciate the book . . . It put[s] the whole Revolutionary War into sequential perspective.Daily Press Compelling . . . Washingtons Immortals is well-researched and . . . lively.Fayetteville Observer A boots-on-the-ground account that . . . personalize[s] brave men whose names have fallen into the crevices of history . . . A strong point of Mr. ODonnells book is his adept skill in describing military tactical maneuvers.Washington Times ODonnell writes about war from the soldiers weary, battle-scarred perspective . . . At the same time, he describes and analyzes the strategic and tactical elements of battle with an even-handed regard to the wisdom and errors on each side . . . Through his vivid prose, we smell the sulfur in the gunsmoke and hear the fierce and often final cries of the combatants . . . Reveal[s] an important and little-known part of the sprawling history of the Revolution.American Spirit An incredible book . . . I encourage all of you to get out and purchase this . . . I love the book . . . if you like military history, this is a great book.Rick Crandall, Breakfast Club, KEZW 1430 AM ODonnell does a fantastic job telling the story of these men and their role in the war . . . A rich and compelling narrative . . . Definitely recommended . . . You dont need to be a scholar of the Revolution to enjoy the book.Historia Militaris ODonnell deploys a fusillade of fact and fresh research in a Revolutionary War history rich in irony and event . . . Readers will admire ODonnells exhaustive research, skilled organization of the material, and the high readability of the writing . . . With a firm grasp of tactics, strategy, and the sociopolitical landscape, ODonnell captures the horror and absurdities of the war better than most.Kirkus Reviews Using primary sources from both sides of the Atlantic, ODonnell effectively traces the story of Marylands immortals, describing their battles authentically along with the precariousness of the American cause. This book will be of interest to both general readers and scholars interested in the military aspects of the American Revolution.Library Journal ODonnell . . . [spent] five years researching the Marylanders exploits, visiting every battlefield where they fought from New York to South Carolina and combing through archives in the U.S. and Britain. What he learned prompted him to dub those patriots Americas original band of brothers, men who continued the fight despite overwhelming odds and constant lack of food, clothing and equipment.Associated Press An epic story of heroism and devotion that begins with the formation of the unit in Baltimore during the winter of 1774Breitbart Washingtons Immortals tells the extraordinary story of the most important band of brothers, forgotten men who changed the course of American history. This is ODonnell at his very besta deeply moving, superbly researched page turner.Alex Kershaw, New York Times bestselling author of The Bedford Boys and The Longest Winter Patrick ODonnell has pioneered the pursuit of dogged research and the collection of revealing oral histories to produce moving accounts of key moments in American history. Now hes set his sights on the Revolutionary War. Washingtons Immortals is a fascinating story about an important and largely overlooked Maryland unit in that war. It will definitely keep you turning pages.Douglas C. Waller, New York Times bestselling author of Disciples: The World War II Missions of the CIA Directors Who Fought for Wild Bill Donovan and Wild Bill Donovan Washingtons Immortals is an amazing tale of pluck and devotion among one of the U.S. Armys first elite outfits, the Maryland Line. ODonnell expertly brings the valiant citizen-soldiers to life with vivid prose and meticulous primary-source research. Highly recommended.Joseph Balkoski, author of The Last Roll Call, and director of the Maryland Museum of Military History Patrick ODonnell is blessed with a rare gift for storytelling and a keen empathy for the realities of soldiers in combat. He walks in the footsteps of his subjects like few other historians are ableor willingto do. In this impressively researched, well written book, he brings the world of the American Revolution to life with an immediacy that almost defies belief. By focusing on one group of stalwart soldiers who sacrificed so much for the sake of their ideals, ODonnell sheds important new light on the motivation and actions of Americas most effective revolutionaries. Washingtons Immortals is a must read for anyone even remotely interested in the American combat soldier, regardless of the era.John C. McManus, Curators Professor of US Military History, Missouri University of Science and Technology; author of The Dead and Those About to Die, D-Day: The Big Red One at Omaha Beach, and Grunts: Inside the American Infantry Combat Experience Patrick K. ODonnells newest work is not so much a forgotten page of our history as it is a truly untold storya story that takes us into the lives of a unit caught up in a world-changing struggle to throw off the shackles of colonialism. The reader will learn things here about the American Revolution that were never taught in high-school history classes. ODonnells admirably researched and gripping narrative is a tribute to these forgotten patriot-warriors, and a must-read for students of American military history.Will Irwin, Senior Fellow, Joint Special Operations University, author of The Jedburghs and Abundance of Valor Patrick ODonnell has written what portends to be the definitive history of the famous Revolutionary War era Maryland Line. Long considered by historians as George Washingtons Continental Army shock troops, ODonnell tells a thoroughly entertaining and highly readable story. From Brooklyn Heights to Yorktown, ODonnell clearly shows why this particular band of brothers earned the title of Washingtons Immortals.Charles P. Neimeyer, Ph.D., Director and Chief of Marine Corps History, Marine Corps University, Quantico, Virginia Through a long war that was frequently on the verge of disaster, soldiers from Maryland repeatedly played a pivotal role in the Continental armys narrow escapes and surprise victories. Washingtons Immortals is a soldiers-eye view of the Marylanders who fought in the Revolutions most desperate clashes. ODonnell weaves together first-hand accounts, many from archival sources never before published, to reveal the struggles and triumphs of this remarkable regiment and the men who were part of it.Don N. Hagist, author of British Soldiers, American War Patrick ODonnell has written one of the most extraordinary books on the American Revolution that I have read. Every page brings unexpected personal stories and other historical treasures to vivid life. Its unique!Thomas Fleming, author of Liberty!: The American Revolution Patrick ODonnell brings us into the Revolution through the experiences of the officers and men of a crack Maryland unit that was in it from beginning to end. This is splendid historyintimate, immediate, sweeping, inspiring. You should, and you will, honor these men.Richard Brookhiser, author of Founding Father: Rediscovering George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, American General George Washington honored the soldiers of the 1st Maryland Regiment of the Continental Army for their service and sacrifice by calling them the men of the old line. In continuing tribute to them, Maryland still proclaims its nickname as The Old Line State. In Washingtons Immortals, noted military historian Patrick ODonnell has written a gripping account of the men and units that made up the Maryland Line during our War for Independence who first earned that glorious nickname, and which the soldiers of the Maryland Army National Guards 175th Infantry continued to do so at places with names like Gettysburg, Normandy, and Iraq.Glenn F. Williams, author of Dunmores War: The Last Conflict of Americas Colonial Era Perhaps no war in American history has been more difficult to see through soldiers eyes than the Revolutionary War. Patrick ODonnell brings their experiences to life for twenty-first century readers in a way that no other historian has managed to do, accomplishing for the Revolutionary War what Stephen Ambroses Band of Brothers did for World War II. The 1st Maryland Regiment participated in some of the most important battles of the war, gradually progressing from ordinary to elite status. Its story is the story of how the people of the United States became free.Edward G. Lengel, Editor-in-Chief of The Papers of George Washington and author of Inventing George WashingtonPatrick K. ODonnell is a bestselling, critically acclaimed military historian and an expert on elite units. He is the author of eleven books, including Washingtons Immortals, We Were One, and Dog Company, and he is the recipient of several national awards. He served as a combat historian in a Marine rifle platoon during the Battle of Fallujah and speaks often on espionage, special operations, and counterinsurgency. 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+    "text": "Noll has written a very readable textbook. Though dealing with all denominations, it is centered on the rise and decline of Protestant dominance in the United States. Starting from colonial pluralism, Noll shows how Christianity was Americanized by the \"great awakening,\" the Revolution, and other influences. Evangelical America, he says, began to erode during the Civil War and declined further under the influence of modernism and the social gospel. Examining various trends and leaders, Noll predicts that the 20th century will witness a return to pluralism. Though a little weak on the past 40 years, his book is an excellent overview of American church history. Space is given to minority influences, and hymns are used to show the common worshiper's viewpoint. Especially useful and unique is his section on the church in Canada, which provides great comparison value. Recommended for libraries needing a good, basic history of the American church.- C. Robert Nixon, MLS, Lafayette, Ind.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.The Journal of American History\"An excellent study that will help historians appreciate the importance of Christianity in the history of the United States and Canada.\"; Title: A History of Christianity in the United States and Canada",
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The myth of an America conceived in love and sprung fully formed from the thigh of George Washington misshapes our present as much as it distorts our past. Hoocks research casts a startling light on that primal scene. We must not turn away.\"Jane Kamensky, The New York Times Book Review\"[A] sobering corrective to the sanitized version of the American Revolution passed down through generations.... [and] a fascinating case study in the power of myth-making.... Scars of Independence eschews comforting good/bad dichotomies in favor of assessing the past in all its complexity and ambiguity.... [A] balanced, unvarnished portrait.\"The Boston Globe\"Certainly, no reader will ever be able to imagine the Revolution again as the pop-gun pageantry ... instilled in us [as] kids.... Hoock makes the wise point that, given what wars of national liberation are actually like, Americans should perhaps be disabused of our enthusiasm for nation-building and democracy exportation.... 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An accomplished, powerful presentation of the American Revolution as it was, rather than as we might wish to remember it.Kirkus Reviews (starred)Hoock has written a history of violence in the Revolutionary War that is as fascinating as it is enlightening.Library Journal (starred)In this bracing and convincing book, HolgerHoockgives us an original and thought-provoking account of the violent nature of the founding of our country. We cannot understand our past or our present without grappling with the profound issues thatHoockraises here. Jon Meacham, Pulitzer Prize-winning author ofAmerican LionandThomas Jefferson: The Art of Power This timely, powerful book reveals a side of America's founding too often forgotten: the American Revolution was our first civil war, and the United States that emerged long bore its scars. I have read no account of the conflict that so impressively shows how the violence of this war touched all Americans: patriot and loyalist, enslaved and free, indigenous and colonial.Hoock'scareful research and vivid writing bring to life a history at once gripping, challenging, and essential. MayaJasanoff, Harvard University, and author ofLibertys Exiles As Americans wed prefer to believe our revolution was inherently different from everybody elsesthat it was more about eloquent speeches in the halls of the Continental Congress than violence and bloodshed. But as HolgerHoockreveals, it took a brutal, soul-damaging war to bring our country into being. Scars of Independence is a revelatory examination of the long and bloody conflict that came to define in so many deeply troubling ways what America would become. NathanielPhilbrick, author ofValiant Ambition \"Hoock strikes an effective balance between description and broader historical analysis, crafting a gripping narrative that holds appeal for general audiences and historians alike.\"Publishers Weekly This striking history exposes the grim realities behind Americas origin myth. But it is not an exercise in disillusionment or cynicism. By describing the Revolutionary War as it really happened,Hoockadds vividness and realism to implausible legends of heroes and saints. He sheds light on divisions that shape the world today, and most important, he reminds us how far weve come. Steven Pinker, Johnstone Professor of Psychology, Harvard University, and author ofThe Better Angels of Our Nature In this deeply researched and indeed harrowing book, HolgerHoockstrips away the easy language of patriotic memory and explains just how cruel a war the American Revolution often proved, with quarter denied to prisoners, women and girls exposed to the horror of rape, and communities often degenerating into civil war. No historian beforeHoockhas made the experience of violence so central a theme of the Revolution. JackRakove, Pulitzer Prize-winning author ofOriginal MeaningsandRevolutionaries From the scalding tar poured on merchants and customs officials to the public stripping of women suspected of loyalist sympathies, HolgerHoocksdeep research and gripping prose expose the frightening violence of the American Revolution and overturn the sentimental myth of our nations bloodless birth. KathleenDuVal, University of North Carolina, and author ofIndependence Lost Engrossing This is difficult but necessary reading, a book that reminds us that victory in our Glorious Cause came at a terrible cost.Booklist It is difficult to extricate the Revolutionary War from the romance of national mythology, but HolgerHoockoffers an important correction inScars of Independence, the first book to examine the tragic and shocking role of violence in the conflict. Andrew OShaughnessy, University of Virginia, and author ofThe Men Who Lost America Scars of Independenceis a brilliant comprehensive history of the Revolutionary War that accents how this bloody and destructive conflict touched the lives of ordinary men and women. HolgerHoocksaccount goes beyond well-known Founding Fathers at war to show the violence and terror that befell soldiers and civilians on both sides. This is an important book that should be read by all who seek a better understanding of the true nature of Americas War of Independence. JohnFerling, author ofWhirlwind: The American Revolution and the War That Won It War by definition is about violence, but HolgerHoocksbrilliantly written book is perhaps the first to use violence as its main focus for understanding the War of American Independence. He highlights some truly shocking instances of violenceon both sidesin a gripping (if at times stomach-churning) account. All students of the American Revolution and its war should read this book. Stephen Conway, University College London, andauthor of The British Isles and the War of American Independence \"The America of Scars of Independence is both a philosophy and a country in the process of being invented, one that looks a lot more like the one we live in today than any version weve seen before.\"Under the Radar\"In this American Revolution, neighbors killed neighbors. 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Any attempt to understand England's ideology of colonization would be incomplete without taking Caizares-Esguerra's claims into account.\" (British Scholar)\"This is an enthusiastically argued, highly informed, and most stimulating study that aims to underline the common cultural heritage of both halves of the American continent in colonial times . . . In sum, he has produced a brilliant book.\" (Hispanic American Historical Review)\"Rebuking scholars who segregate the histories of Latin and Anglo- American colonization, Puritan Conquistadors argues provocatively that Spanish Catholics and British Protestants inhabited a common religious world that informed all European discourses about colonization . . . Canizares-Esguerra has written a passionately intelligent book whose assertion that Iberian colonization of the New World is as \"'ormative' as the English one should resonate with all American historians.\" (Journal of American History)\"Recent scholarship on early modern Europe has shown how, contrary to the sharp contrasts of historical folklore, the Protestant and Catholic Reformations dreamed comparable dreams, and promoted comparable forms of political, economic, and social development. 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Mr. Hollandsworth handles gruesome details with a smart, restrained touchChilling.\"The New York Times\"Gripping and atmospheric...This true crime page-turner is a balanced and insightful examination of one of the most stirring serial killing sprees in American history, and certainly one of the least well-known.\"Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)Readers who loved The Devil in the White City now have the pleasure of reading The Midnight Assassin. It paints a compelling portrait of a culture at a turning point that is, the capitol of Texas at the end of the 19th Century, when the barbarism of the frontier was giving way to the savagery of urban life.Lawrence Wright, Pulitzer Prize-winning author The Looming Towerand Thirteen Days in SeptemberAs a magazine journalist, Skip Hollandsworth has forged a reputation as one of the best storytellers in the country. The Midnight Assassin takes his singular narrative skills to a thrilling new level. 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+    "text": "Pfanz (retired National Park Service chief historian and Gettysburg National Military Park historian) has new things to say about the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the least studied of the pivotal three-day Civil War battle. Pfanz, also author of Gettysburg: The Second Day and other works, overturns several suppositions, including the belief that \"a battle at Gettysburg was inevitable.\" He examines specific clashes at McPherson Woods, the Railroad Cuts, Oak Ridge, Brickyard, and other locales. His riveting narrative of battlefield emotions and dynamics is richly detailed on various levels, from individual enlisted men to the officers of brigades, regiments, and armies. Pfanz even looks at Gettysburg's residents, and he offers a human- interest story about a dead soldier, initially unidentified, whose widow and children were traced through a photograph in the soldier's pocket. This book complements Pfanz's other works on the battle. Recommended for academic and public libraries with in-depth collections on Civil War battles. Charles L. Lumpkins, Pennsylvania State Univ., State College Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.Pfanz is superbly qualified to guide us through Gettysburg--The First Day. In this long-awaited book, Pfanz. . . has produced a fitting companion to his earlier work, Gettysburg-The Second Day. . . . [This book] is a careful reconstruction of events, based on extensive research in official reports, contemporary accounts, and soldiers' memoirs. . . . The result is certainly a success.--Civil War Book ReviewPfanz . . . has new things to say about the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the least studied of the pivotal three-day Civil War battle. . . . His riveting narrative of battlefield emotions and dynamics is richly detailed on various levels, from individual enlisted men to the officers of brigades, regiments, and armies. Pfanz even looks at Gettysburg's residents. . . . Recommended for academic and public libraries with in-depth collections on Civil War battles.--Library Journal[Pfanz] needs no introduction to the student of Gettysburg. . . . [This is] a highly readable volume. . . . A good intermediate study of the battle. . . . The author's detailed knowledge of the ground is readily apparent, and he is refreshingly honest in pointing out some of the gaps which remain in our detailed knowledge of events and their sequence. . . . Another valuable addition to the literature of Gettysburg, essential for any collection.--Military History OnlineAn intricately detailed narrative of the opening act of the battle, revealed through the artful weaving of countless first-person accounts left by participants. Pfanz draws upon a wealth of original sources to allow the officers and soldiers on the field to tell the story of an extremely confused fight.--North Carolina Historical ReviewWith Gettysburg: The First Day, the first day's fighting finally receives its due. . . . Offers a detailed tactical description. . . . [Pfanz] draws on deep research in published and archival sources to challenge some of the assumptions about the battle.--McCormick MessengerPfanz writes with a uniquely exuberant style, always selecting appropriate anecdotes that demonstrate a complete mastery of the battle's primary source materials. He has crafted a well-organized and thoroughly researched account. . . . A welcome addition to the library of any Civil War scholar or buff.--Georgia Historical Quarterly[Pfanz's] long experience on the battlefield and the battlefield archives [has] produced [a] meticulously-detailed [study] of the battle.--Allen C. Guelzo, The Barnes & Noble ReviewPfanz's The First Day rises above [other] studies in its completeness of information and source interpretation. . . . An impeccably researched and extremely well-written narrative. . . . With Gettysburg-The First Day, Harry Pfanz demonstrates again that there is no one who better understands the Gettysburg battlefield and movements of the opposing troops. This eagerly anticipated study will undoubtedly become a classic and the standard work on the fighting of July 1.--America's Civil WarPfanz's long-awaited microstudy of the opening day of the battle of Gettysburg offers an outstanding narrative of the fighting west and north of that small Pennsylvania town on July 1, 1863. . . . Written crisply and occasionally with a wry wit, Pfanz's narrative draws upon a broad chorus of voices, from soldiers to civilians and from privates to generals. . . . Sets the standard for future examinations of July 1, along with offering astute warnings that some controversies always will remain unresolved.--Journal of Southern HistoryA fast-moving narrative liberally sprinkled with anecdotes and fascinating details. . . . Extremely well researched. . . . Highly recommended.--Civil War News; Title: Gettysburg--The First Day (Civil War America)",
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+    "text": "[This book] significantly advances our understanding of a well-known clash between the North and the South. . . . The essays in this volume, as in the earlier entries in this fine series, show that it is still possible for scholars to explore new and challenging interpretations of the legendary but familiar battles of the Civil War. Blending tactical and strategic analysis with insights into social, cultural, political, and economic trends, The Antietam Campaign is fascinating and instructive. . . . It should inspire historians of the Middle Period to adopt a similarly rigorous, analytical approach to the study of the war's battles.--Pennsylvania Magazine of History and BiographyThis latest volume in the Military Campaigns of the Civil War series continues the tradition of excellence established with its first publication. . . . The Antietam Campaign succeeds wonderfully in its goal of exploring 'a variety of questions and topics with an eye toward underscoring the potential of Civil War military operations as subjects for research and interpretation.' The book deserves a place on bookshelves next to the standard monographs about the Battle of Sharpsburg.--Civil War HistoryThis is a far-ranging and provocative collection of essays. As intended, it both informs and challenges.--Richmond Times-DispatchEach of the articles in The Antietam Campaign is well researched and written in a delightful prose style befitting the interesting subject matter. A brief but insightful bibliographical essay compliments the notes accompanying each article. Readers with an interest in the Maryland Campaign and a sound grasp of the general scenario will find these detailed pieces both thought provoking and instructive.--Civil War RegimentsAnyone interested in bringing into sharp relief their own assumptions surrounding the Antietam campaign would do well to consult this volume.--North & SouthThe Antietam Campaign is at once a lively and provocative read. It offers proof that the study of military history, too often detached from the larger social and political contexts, can be rewarding to those who seek to understand more thoroughly our nation's past.--Southern HistorianSome of the most important and innovative scholarship on Civil War battles and their political and social impact has appeared in the volumes of the Military Campaigns of the Civil War series. I strongly recommend these essays to everyone who is interested in the latest findings and interpretations.--James M. McPherson, author of For Cause and Comrades: Why Men Fought in the Civil WarA well-crafted collection of reasoned and thought provoking examinations of issues revolving around the battle. Your Antietam library is incomplete without it.--Civil War News[Gallagher] forges ten finely crafted essays into a stunning piece of scholarship. . . . Engagingly written, the essays provide an abundance of fresh and noteworthy insights that should stimulate further research into other topics. . . . For any serious student or reader, this set of essays is mandatory reading.--Virginia Magazine of History and BiographyThis collection of essays edited by Professor Gary Gallagher offers entertaining passages, interesting details, and thought-provoking ideas. The entries in the book also have complementary strengths: some are valuable for the wealth of their information, others are valuable for the depth of their analyses. All of them are enjoyable to read. This volume should attract a large and varied audience.--Journal of Southern HistoryIn this book, Gallagher again demonstrates that he is willing to challenge traditional and recent revisionist interpretations of the Civil War with equal energy. He and this team of writers collectively combat the popular and often incorrect interpretations of the war. The Antietam Campaign offers many new insights and is highly recommended to the serious student of the Civil War.--North Carolina Historical ReviewThis paperback . . . will make this fine work readily available and affordable for college classrooms and firesides tables, where it can inform, enlighten, and entertain.--Military History of the WestTen original essays offer fresh insight into the bloodiest day of the Civil War. Contributors explore questions of military leadership, strategy, and tactics, the performance of untried military units, and the ways in which the battle has been remembered.; Title: The Antietam Campaign (Military Campaigns of the Civil War)",
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+    "text": "The third and final day at Gettysburg, climaxed by the valiant, futile charge of Pickett's division, is perhaps the most controversial and analyzed battle in U.S. military history. In this collection of revisionist essays, Gallagher and five other Civil War specialists provide fresh, intriguing perspectives on some of those controversies. Gallagher suggests that the Confederate defeat at Gettysburg was not the turning point in the war; rather, it was a discouraging but manageable setback. The loss of Vicksburg one day later is seen as a far more devastating loss. A. Wilson Greene convincingly exonerates Union general Meade of the charge of meekness for his failure to pursue the defeated Lee aggressively; given Meade's own organizational problems, his caution may have been quite prudent. Gallagher, editor of Civil War America, has provided a minitreasure for Civil War specialists in this compilation of well-written and challenging theses. Jay FreemanThe Third Day at Gettysburg and Beyond is a rare collection. Remarkably consistent in focus and high quality, its articles offer fresh research and a coherent, innovative perspective on the history of the most studied Civil War engagement.--West Virginia HistoryGallagher . . . has provided a mini-treasure for Civil War specialists in this compilation of well-written and challenging theses.--BooklistSome of the most important and innovative scholarship on Civil War battles and their political and social impact has appeared in the volumes of the Military Campaigns of the Civil War series. I strongly recommend these essays to everyone who is interested in the latest findings and interpretations.--James M. McPherson, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Battle Cry of Freedom: The Era of the Civil WarTogether, the six articles contain a surprising amount of fresh material. Separately, they show intriguingly that many 130-year-old questions surrounding Gettysburg remain unanswered and challenging.--James Robertson, Richmond Times-DispatchThese essays help to uncover the true story of Gettysburg beyond the constructed reality of wartime memory makers and later historians. . . . This collection proves that new scholarship surrounding the battle is not only possible but exciting.--Civil War HistoryThe Third Day at Gettysburg and Beyond is a real gem. . . . These well-written and well-documented essays are an important contribution to Gettysburg historiography.--Louisiana HistoryThis is a fine collection of essays relating to the Gettysburg campaign. Readers will find them entertaining and enlightening, to be sure, and some might find one or two of them provoking. They are good reading.--Harry W. Pfanz, author of Gettysburg--The Second Day and Gettysburg--Culp's Hill and Cemetery HillBoth serious students of Gettysburg and general Civil War enthusiasts will find these essays thought-provoking, informative, and challenging. . . . Students of Civil War military campaigns should look forward eagerly to subsequent volumes of Gallagher's 'Military Campaigns of the Civil War Series.--Civil War Regiments; Title: The Third Day at Gettysburg & Beyond (Military Campaigns of the Civil War Series)",
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+    "text": "Cozzens (The Darkest Days of the War) is an independent scholar and a master of Civil War military history at tactical and operational levels. He deploys a large body of unfamiliar primary material in this detailed analysis of a campaign less one-sided than the accepted view that it represented Union blundering and the triumph of Confederate planning and execution signaling the emergence of one of history's great generals, Stonewall Jackson. Without debunking Jackson, Cozzens describes a commander still learning his craft. Jackson's obsession with keeping his strategic intention to himself too often left his subordinates confused. As a tactician he tended to commit his forces piecemeal. The Union generals opposing him performed reasonably well in the context of divided command, inadequate logistics and constant micromanaging by Abraham Lincoln. In particular the president's concern for Washington's safety led him to withhold troops from McClellan's Peninsular Campaigna decision Cozzens reasonably says enhanced McClellan's natural caution. Jackson's victories revitalized a Confederacy whose morale was at its lowest after a string of Union victories. The South now had a new hero, whose personal idiosyncrasies and overt religiosity only enhanced his appeal. 13 illus., 13 maps. (Oct. 10) Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Examines, from both sides, a campaign that has been scrutinized from the Confederate side, but rarely closely examined from the Union perspective.--Appalachian HeritageA welcome, much-needed addition to Civil War campaign studies; valuable to scholars and enthusiasts alike. Highly recommended. --ChoiceAn excellent, unbiased view of both sides in the early part of the war and is strongly recommended for those interested in how the soldiers and leadership conducted themselves during the 1862 Shenandoah campaign.--On PointUtilizing his extensive collection of sources, the author paints for the reader an excellent description of the region in which the campaign took place. . . . Cozzen's book, both in its research and scope, will certainly surpass Robert G. Tanner's impressive Stonewall in the Valley as the standard work on the 1862 Valley Campaign.--The HistorianThe definitive history of the Valley Campaign.--Army MagazineCozzens is . . . a master of Civil War military history at tactical and operational levels. He deploys a large body of unfamiliar primary material in this detailed analysis of a campaign less one-sided than the accepted view that it represented Union blundering and the triumph of Confederate planning and execution, signaling the emergence of one of history's great generals, Stonewall Jackson.--Publishers WeeklyCozzens succeeds at recounting a version of this story which offers a more balanced, if not more complete, narrative of the campaign. . . . Cozzens' conclusions are well bolstered, his prose is clever and accessible to any public or academic audience, and common sense would dictate that Shenandoah 1862 will remain a relevant, if not definitive, look at Jackson and the Valley Campaign for years to come.--H-Net ReviewsPeter Cozzens' superb history of events in the Shenandoah Valley provides much greater depth and analysis than any study preceding it, and in the process enhances our larger understanding of the Civil War in the East. . . . Cozzens' artful narrative effectively mines both civilian and military perspectives. . . . This is a first-rate piece of research, well argued and engagingly presented. One can safely say that the history of the 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign has been written for this generation.--Military History of the WestAble research presented in a careful, accurate, and critical manner. . . . Will become a \"must-have\" . . . for any serious student interested in the Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1862.--H-Net ReviewsA fresh look at the 1862 Valley Campaign. . . . Provides a fair discussion of the command and operational issues facing both sides . . . by far the best book . . . on the 1862 Valley Campaign.--Journal of America's Military Past; Title: Shenandoah 1862: Stonewall Jacksons Valley Campaign (Civil War America)",
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+    "text": "Shea brings to his work a great deal of familiarity with the campaign . . . enjoyable and insightful. . . . Will stand as the standard account of the Prairie Grove campaign, which, thanks to Shea, no longer resides in underserved obscurity.--Arkansas Historical QuarterlyCharacterized by deep research, clear organization, shrewd analysis, and engaging writing, William L. Shea's Fields of Blood should be regarded as the new standard history of the Prairie Grove Campaign. A weighty contribution to the literature of the Trans-Mississippi theater, it is deserving of a place on the bookshelf of every Civil War student. Very highly recommended.--Andrew Wagenhoffer, Civil War Books and AuthorsWith an exhaustive array of archival materials, insightful analysis, and good writing. . . . Fields of Blood provides readers with a concise, illuminating look at a forgotten fight. . . . A model campaign study which draws on as many of the scarce resources available to make sense of what today is still a very confusing battle. . . . Students of the Trans-Missippi and those who enjoy solidly constructed and easy to read campaign studies will want to own this book. Those who enjoyed Shea's earlier work on Pea Ridge will doubtless appreciate this effort equally.--TOCWOC: A Civil War BlogShea cogently unravels the campaign he calls one of the war's 'best--kept secrets.'--Military History of the WestAnyone interested in Civil War military operations should read this book.--The Journal of America's Military PastIf further proof were needed of William L. Shea's mastery of the Civil War campaign history, this is it. . . . He has attained even loftier heights with a thoughtful and meticulous account of Prairie Grove.--Civil War Book ReviewThoroughly researched and engagingly written.Shea's ability to illuminate the interconnections among strategy, logistics, and geography is especially noteworthy.[This] is an excellent study of an important but often overlooked campaign and is a welcome addition to the literature on the Trans-Mississippi Theater.--The Annals of IowaMaking ample use of firsthand accounts to describe the battle's various stages, Shea leaves his audience feeling cold, hungry, exhausted, scared, and lucky to be alive, all without sacrificing the narrative's flowan impressive feat for a scholarly study. . . . Fields of Blood stands as a model for future studies.--The Journal of Southern HistoryFields of Blood is impressive.--Journal of the Civil War EraA great read and . . . very informative about a lesser-known battle that had major consequences.--The OklahomanWilliam Shea set the standard for campaign narrative in his classic work Pea Ridge: Civil War Campaign in the West. In Fields of Blood, he has raised the bar and established himself as the foremost historian on the Civil War in the Trans-Mississippi. Smooth. Polished. Riveting!--Terrence J. Winschel, historian, Vicksburg National Military Park, author of Triumph and Defeat: The Vicksburg Campaign, Vols. 1-2Fields of Blood is the definitive study of an important campaign that heretofore has not received the scholarly attention its significance merits. Shea's research is thorough and professional, his narrative clear, and his analysis judicious. This is a first-rate example of the historian's craft.--William Garrett Piston, coauthor of Wilson's Creek: The Second Battle of the Civil War and the Men Who Fought It; Title: Fields of Blood: The Prairie Grove Campaign (Civil War America)",
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+    "text": "[Draws] from his [Perez's] vast and detailed knowledge of both primary and secondary sources.\"Historian\"[A] probing and provocative critique of the North American historiographical treatment of the conflict.\"Pacific Historical Review\"A provocative reinterpretation that will undoubtedly influence subsequent writing about the war.\"Latin American Research Review\"We have indeed been well served both professionally and publicly by Perez's critical reappraisal of 1898 and its significations.\"The Americas\"Draws from his Perez's vast and detailed knowledge of both primary and secondary sources.\"Historian\"A probing and provocative critique of the North American historiographical treatment of the conflict.\"Pacific Historical Review\"Elegantly written and crammed with the ideas and insights of a master historian.\"Latin American Studies\"A rich review of the literature and sources of the 1898 war, The War of 1898: Between History and Historiography commands authority and will become the standard work to which scholars turn.--Thomas G. Paterson, University of ConnecticutOne hundred years after the conflict, the publication of Perez's work forms another significant contribution to Cuban history. It is comprehensive in its review of historical writing on the war and well balanced on the main aspects of the conflict. Scholars of both American and Caribbean history will no doubt find the text refreshing and stimulating.--Journal of Caribbean HistoryA provocative reinterpretation that will undoubtedly influence subsequent writing about the war.--Latin American Research ReviewLouis A. Perez, Jr., who brings extensive research, thought, and writing to this task, renders a probing and provocative critique of the North American historiographical treatment of the conflict. . . . In this exhaustively researched, lucidly argued essay, Perez contributes significantly to an understanding of both the history and the historiography of the War of 1898.--Pacific Historical ReviewPerez sets the record straight.--International History ReviewNo serious student of the 1890s and after can ignore this book; it will have important implications for all those who study post-1895 U.S.-Cuban relations. Just about everyone who has written monographs on the 1898 war or--especially--American history or U.S. diplomatic textbooks is going to have to do some extensive rewrites as a result of this book.--Walter LaFeber, Cornell University[A] tightly-written examination of the import of the Spanish-Cuban-United States War of 1898. . . . We have indeed been well served both professionally and publicly by Perez's critical reappraisal of 1898 and its significations.--The AmericasPerez's study is a refreshing and balanced addition to the literature. Focusing not only on 1898 but also on its place in history, he performs the admirable task of exploring and analyzing the events in their greater context. The book is lucid, well documented, and balanced. . . . This is a model study in a handsome edition that is unusually attractive in its graphic layout.--Choice[This] short, clearly argued volume is an analysis of the relationship between Cuba and the United States . . . in both 'history and historiography.' Drawing from his vast and detailed knowledge of both primary and secondary sources, Perez narrates both the way the war progressed in Cuba and the way it has been interpreted in the United States.--HistorianThe incomparable Louis A. Perez, Jr. has written a stimulating perspective on U.S.-Cuban relationships based on nineteenth-century perspectives and historiographical literature. . . . This work is recommended for students of Cuban history and the general reader.--Colonial Latin American Historical ReviewThe War of 1898 is a brilliant frontal assault on the generations of scholars who have offered this modern American creation myth as history. . . . [Perez's] analysis is the most thorough, persuasive, and nuanced to date.--Raleigh News & ObserverElegantly written and crammed with the ideas and insights of a master historian. It provides an extremely thorough and perceptive critique of the historical literature on the war that will be stimulating and required reading for anyone who writes on or teaches this particular topic. . . . An excellent study which will certainly accelerate the historiographical trend.--Latin American StudiesPerez has hit on the soft underbelly of U.S. policy in 1898, which U.S. historians have often tended to repress.--New York Review of BooksPerez has provided us with a brief, detailed recounting of the extent to which historical studies of what he correctly calls the 'Spanish-Cuban-American War' of 1898 were influenced by contemporary U.S. accounts of that conflict, which took credit for having brought freedom to the Cuban people. In correcting that bias, Perez gives considerable space to the work of Cuban scholars, who insist that the U.S. 'victory' was made possible only by the ongoing insurgency by rebels against Spanish rule, and that the self-proclaimed idealism of the American incursion was in fact a mask for intervention in and control of Cuban internal affairs. 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+    "text": "[An] important analysis of race in early Cuban nationalism.\"Choice\"This book is the best overview in English of the role of race in the Cuban independence movement.\"Journal of American History\"Ferrer's book is a significant contribution to the historiography on race and race relations in Cuba.\"American Historical Review\"An important analysis of race in early Cuban nationalism.\"Choice\"An admirable book; Ada Ferrer has attentively examined the dynamics between the racial groups involved in Cuba s struggle towards independence.\"Times Literary Supplement\"Anyone who wants to understand modern Cuba should read Ferrer s account of the Cuban insurgency.\"Journal of Military History\"An exhaustively researched, brilliant, and absorbing reinterpretation of Cuba's nineteenth-century revolution, emphasizing its anticolonial and antiracist rhetoric and dimensions. Ferrer's original and nuanced analysis captures the complex nature of the struggle and its inner tensions and contradictions. An outstanding contribution to Cuban historiography.--Colin A. Palmer, Graduate School and University Center, City University of New YorkAn admirable book; Ada Ferrer has attentively examined the dynamics between the racial groups involved in Cuba's struggle towards independence. . . . [She] meticulously documents these struggles and provocatively reinterprets them. Most impressive is her ability to keep her analytical eye close to the Cuban ground.--Times Literary SupplementFerrer's book is a significant contribution to the historiography on race and race relations in Cuba, its revolutionary movements, and on the construction of Cuban nationhood. . . . An insightful study on Cuba's subaltern population and the role it played in constructing the Republic of Cuba. It should be read in courses on race relations and independence movements in Latin America and the Caribbean.--American Historical ReviewThis book is the best overview in English of the role of race in the Cuban independence movement. . . . This book makes clear both the great accomplishments in day-to-day race relations that were achieved and the deep structures of race that still stood when the Yankees intervened.--Journal of American HistoryAda Ferrer's study of the Cuban revolution is one of the most original and stimulating treatments of race relations and racial ideologies in the Americas that I have seen in a decade. The book should have an appeal to both Latin American specialists and to students of race and racism in the Americas and elsewhere. This is a powerful story, powerfully told.--Thomas C. Holt, University of Chicago[An] important analysis of race in early Cuban nationalism.--Choice[This] study combines in-depth archival research in Cuba with a judicious use of more recent writing on race, nationalism, and postcolonial theory. Ferrer is particularly successful at showing how notions of freedom, citizenship, race, labor, and cubanidad were all contested social constructs that were forged in the context of Cuba's two wars for independence.--Latin American Research ReviewThis is a painful story that has never been told before, because race has never been placed so squarely at the center of the Cuban revolution, where it belongs. Ferrer cuts against the grain of a romantic, nationalist Cuban historiography that tends to see only what was inclusive and progressive in the wars for liberation. Anyone who wants to understand modern Cuba should read Ferrer's account of the Cuban insurgency.--Journal of Military History; Title: Insurgent Cuba: Race, Nation, and Revolution, 1868-1898",
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+    "text": "Cornell provides us with crucial insights.\"American Quarterly\"An extremely well-researched and well-written work.\"Journal of American Studies\"Cornell . . . heightens our understanding of Anti-Federalism by placing it in social and intellectual context.\"Law and History Review\"\"This highly readable, comprehensive, and original work deserves to be placed alongside \"The Federalist Papers\" on Americans' bookshelves.\"Historian\"\"This highly readable, comprehensive, and original work deserves to be placed alongside \"The Federalist Papers\" on Americans' bookshelves.\"Historian\"A rich guide.\"The Historian\"Cogently demonstrates the significance of Anti-Federalism to early Republican political thought. This book will become a standard work on the Anti-Federalists and greatly enhances understanding of state's rights thought in the period.--ChoiceWith his insistence on the salience of the problem of the public sphere as a defining issue for antifederalism, Cornell provides us with crucial insights into a particular discursive tradition, a set of political events, and the evolution of democratic politics and culture in the early United States.--American QuarterlyThe story is by no means simple, but Cornell tells it well in clear and straightforward prose. . . . Perhaps most impressive is Cornell's ability to bring to bear on the topic a broad range of secondary sources, both historical and theoretical, and he is particularly able at applying perspectives from contemporary political thought, including recent work on liberalism and republicanism as well as critical theory, reader response theory, and post-structuralist ideas of intertextuality. The result is rewarding: a book that is both good history and good theory, and a treatment of Anti-Federalist thought that is more historically nuanced and more theoretically sophisticated than any we have had before.--William and Mary QuarterlyThe Other Founders provides a rich guide through the complexities of the original anti-federalist coalition and clearly establishes the foundations and the limits of legitimate dissent in American politics.--The Historian[A] careful and subtle analysis. . . . [with] a provocative epilogue.--Journal of the Early RepublicA magisterial work. . . . Anyone wishing to understand the meaning and significance of Anti-Federalist writings will have to consult The Other Founders.--Rhetoric & Public AffairsThe Anti-Federalists played an important role at a critical stage in nation building. We have not before had as comprehensive a reconstruction of the whole body of their thought and its immediate impact as Cornell gives us in The Other Founders.--Joyce O. Appleby, University of California at Los AngelesThis book is profound, persuasive, and a much-needed taxonomy of Anti-Federalism. . . . The Other Founders notably succeeds in clarifying the importance of dissenting texts in American political culture. This highly readable, comprehensive, and original work deserves to be placed alongside The Federalist Papers on Americans' bookshelves.--HistorianSaul Cornell's The Other Founders: Anti-Federalism and the Dissenting Tradition in America, 1788-1828 is a brilliant and unique book. Its special contribution lies in its explication of the connections between the institutional structures under which late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century Americans lived and the political arguments they made in response to efforts to create and then empower the federal government. . . . Given the context that he so carefully paints, Cornell brings to life in a way no previous historian has done the rhetoric of Anti-Federalists and early nineteenth-century dissenters warning of the destruction of liberty.--William E. Nelson, New York UniversityAn extremely well-researched and well-written work.--Journal of American StudiesMost novel and important in Cornell's book is what it shows about the Anti-Federalist contribution to the mainstream of American political thought and practice. . . . The work [Cornell] has done . . . is extraordinary and exhausting. All historians of the early republic are in his debt, and they will henceforth turn to The Other Founders as the essential starting point for work on the specific ideas of those who opposed the federal Constitution.--Journal of Southern History[A] tightly argued volume. . . . Anybody interested in early and modern American politics will enjoy reading this well-written and nuanced study.--Virginia Quarterly ReviewA fine piece of work. Cornell's research is prodigious, his analysis is judicious, and his thesis is persuasive.--American Historical ReviewCornell offers an important reminder that published texts and formal legal treaties are not the only ways to recover constitutional ideals. . . . Cornell also heightens our understanding of Anti-Federalism by placing it in social and intellectual context.--Law and History ReviewAll scholarly communities concerned with the Constitution's origins--historians, political scientists, and legal scholars--will find much to ponder in this fine book. Moreover, Cornell's analysis of the role of print culture in the creation of a national public sphere and the shaping of the ratification controversy is a model of interdisciplinary scholarship. 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+    "text": "Sarah Gordon guides us through an underestimated political battle in nineteenth-century America, revealing undercurrents of Christian assumptions and beliefs that challenged the wall of separation between church and state. (Linda K. Kerber, University of Iowa)Gordon is a fine scholar whose penetrating research and interdisciplinary approach break new ground in the fields of Mormon studies and legal history. (\"Publishers Weekly\")Sarah Barringer Gordon has written an important interdisciplinary study that provides new perspectives on the impact of the Mormon practice of plural marriage on American constitutional thought. (David J. Whittaker, Curator of Western and Mormon Manuscripts, Brigham Young University)Her book is a welcomed addition to the few scholarly studies of one of the most important practices of nineteenth century Mormonism which even today continues to beguile the world. A careful reading of this work by the informed public will help to counterbalance the persistent misconceptions about the LDS church and the current residents of Utah.--Utah Historical QuarterlyGordon's superb study of the nineteenth-century controversy surrounding Mormon polygamy in the United States ought to be required reading for every graduate student in U.S. history, law, and religion. Its organizational structure, effective use of sources, clarity of argument, and excellent prose set a standard of interdisciplinary scholarship to be emulated by all academics.--Journal of Interdisciplinary HistoryGordon has written a history that is at once erudite, compelling, and remarkably timely.--BYU StudiesSarah Barringer Gordon has written an important interdisciplinary study that provides new perspectives on the impact of the Mormon practice of plural marriage on American constitutional thought. Her careful analysis of both the religious and legal consequences of Mormonism's 'peculiar institution' shows how the sincerity of both the Mormon defenders and their critics remade the American legal consciousness, as each side made its own assertions of religious liberty, the role of marriage in American society and the legal meaning of the 'free exercise' clause of the Constitution. In her deeply researched study, Gordon shows the sincere religious arguments of both sides and, in the process, has produced an important contribution to American legal and religious history.--David J. Whittaker, Curator of Western and Mormon Manuscripts, Brigham Young UniversityGordon displays grace and restraint in her fair-minded treatment of the Mormons and their detractors. . . . The Mormon Question proves to be a successful defense of the author's provocative assertion that the protracted fight over religious liberty and the statutes of marriage in the Utah territory fundamentally transformed American legal history and constitutional law.--Pacific Northwest QuarterlyBeautifully crafted. . . . Gordon explores the constitutional and legislative foundations for current debates over marriage, morality, and law. . . . Essential reading.--Journal of American HistoryFormidable research lies behind a fascinating narrative. Sarah Gordon guides us through an underestimated political battle in nineteenth-century America, revealing undercurrents of Christian assumptions and beliefs that challenged the wall of separation between church and state.--Linda K. Kerber, University of Iowa <!--author of No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies: Women and the Obligations of Citizenship-->This is a fascinating story, told compellingly and vividly by a scholar uniquely qualified for the task. . . . Gordon's analysis will supply the benchmark for future consideration of the law and politics of domestic relations.--Law and History Review[Gordon] deftly handles complicated issues of religion, states' rights, constitutional theory, and the separation of church and state. . . . [She] does an outstanding job of clarifying complex legal issues and demonstrating change over time. . . . Gordon is a fine scholar whose penetrating research and interdisciplinary approach break new ground in the fields of Mormon studies and legal history.--Publishers Weekly; Title: The Mormon Question: Polygamy and Constitutional Conflict in Nineteenth-Century America",
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The great menaces that threatened the Virginia gentry and that gave force to their revolutionary rhetoric have been effectively documented for the first time. Woody Holton shows most persuasively that armed Indians, rebellious enslaved workers, and democratically active smallholders were just as much active agents of the Revolution as Lord North and Patrick Henry.--Rhys Isaac, La Trobe UniversityThis book gives us a brisk and convincing analysis of a region--and revolutionary leaders--we thought we already knew. Given the threats they faced, we can only marvel that those uneasy leaders ever succeeded in such a desperate feat as making a revolution in such a dangerous and divided region. As Holton shows us, they were forced to.--Journal of American HistoryIn this tour de force, Woody Holton takes on a powerful image: (white) Virginians moving together into independence, united behind a patriot leader class. 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Merrell, H-NetAn important revisionist appraisal of the factors from 1763 to 1776 that propelled Virginians to support the Revolutionary movement and independence.--ChoiceHolton does more than transfer a familiar neo-progressive narrative of the coming of the Revolution to Virginia. . . . [He] portrays the coming of the Revolution in Virginia as deeply bound up with competing social groups--planters, farmers, Indians, slaves, and British merchants--all of whom pursued their own interests. His social history of a revolution emerging out of these struggles rather than out of civic humanism or disputes surrounding the imperial constitution complements Rhys Isaac's interpretation of cultural conflict in revolutionary Virginia.--American Historical ReviewA challenging reconstruction of the trajectory which carried Virginia's gentlemen revolutionaries from resistance to independence. 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+    "text": "By analyzing carefully the complex dialectic of myths surrounding Appalachia, Williams does an especially fine job in evoking a sense of place. (Durwood Dunn, Tennessee Wesleyan College)He or she who cares deeply about this region needs this book. (\"Blue Ridge Country\")An outstanding interpretation of Appalachian history. Williams's explanations on many topics are the best presently available from any publication. (Gordon B. McKinney, Berea College)This volume is the most comprehensive history of the Appalachian region written to date. It will certainly stand as an invaluable resource for both students and future historians of Appalachia.--Our StateA vivid and perceptive portrait of the region. [Williams's] seminal account not only provides an exceptionally readable and accurate text for the classroom, but it marks a new level of achievement and synthesis in Appalachian Studies. . . . Combines the narrative storytelling of good history with personal observations of someone who knows the region and its people. . . . An eloquent statement of how far we have come, Appalachia: A History provides a new platform upon which the next generation of Appalachian historians will begin their work. . . . Williams knows Appalachia and Appalachian scholarship. This book is a fine tribute to his commitment and skill; it should stand for years as the standard introduction to Appalachian history.--Appalachian JournalThis comprehensive study of the Appalachian past is based on the latest scholarship and original sources. This volume is much more than a textbook; it is an outstanding interpretation of Appalachian history. Williams's explanations on many topics are the best presently available from any publication.--Gordon B. McKinney, Berea CollegeWilliams has done what long needed doing. He has penned a readable, thoughtful, and comprehensive history of Appalachia. . . . Williams's study makes clear that Appalachia is a collection of very different places, with a population that is anything but homogeneous. . . . Well written and demonstrates a mastery of the available research on Appalachia. . . . [A] sterling achievement. This book is a milestone and will shape the debates in Appalachian history for years to come.--North Carolina Historical ReviewWilliams has written about Appalachia as place rather than problem and tells us what went on there. He does so, moreover, with grace and wit, in a book that is at once charming and helpful. As a contribution to the historiography of America, it is delicious. As a contribution to the historiography of Appalachia, it is essential. . . . A magisterial achievement, and welcome.--Journal of American HistoryBy analyzing carefully the complex dialectic of myths surrounding Appalachia, Williams does an especially fine job in evoking a sense of place. This quality is critical to understanding how the people of Appalachia define themselves, and no study can successfully describe the region's history without unraveling these myriad, often contradictory, layers of self-perception. Williams does so with both style and a trenchant sense of irony.--Durwood Dunn, Tennessee Wesleyan CollegeIt is a book that should be studied and savored by every Appalachian resident who cares at all about his or her homeland, and it will stand as a touchstone for studies of the region for many years to come.--Journal of Southern HistoryWilliams's new volume will appeal both to scholars and to a broader public long befuddled by repetitions of the tiredest of myths about the southern mountains. . . . Williams has written a book that can (and should) stand as the definitive one-volume history of Appalachia for some time to come. It is a welcome and valuable addition to the steadily growing body of new work on a long misunderstood region.--American Historical ReviewIn Appalachia: A History, one of the field's most accomplished historians takes on a monumental task and does so with sincerity, wit, and a keen sense of place.--Journal of Appalachian StudiesA definitive, fascinating, extremely well written, comprehensive history of our region.--Appalachian HeritageThis book gives the best overall view of the history, geography, economics and sensibilities of Appalachia.--Black Issues Book ReviewHe or she who cares deeply about this region needs this book.--Blue Ridge Country; Title: Appalachia: A History",
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+    "text": "\"Lee addresses a multiplicity of issues and deftly weaves together several themes that, in the past, had been treated separately.\"Makes a very significant contribution to both Asian American history and to U.S. immigration history. The amount of research that went into this book is prodigious. (Sucheng Chan, University of California, Santa Barbara)\"Makes a very significant contribution to both Asian American history and to U.S. immigration history. The amount of research that went into this book is prodigious.\" -- Sucheng Chan, University of California, Santa Barbara\"Lee has authored a masterful book, well written and based on extensive research in both English and Chinese sources.\" -- \"American Historical Review\"Lee opens a new chapter in immigration history with a rich, poetic and careful transnational account of how the 'exclusion period' produced anxiety, division and successful resistance among the Chinese it failed to exclude. 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Lee addresses a multiplicity of issues and deftly weaves together several themes that, in the past, had been treated separately.--Sucheng Chan, coeditor of Claiming America: Constructing Chinese American Identities during the Exclusion EraThis is the most thorough, complex, and subtle study I have read about Chinese immigration during the era of exclusion. Erika Lee's book offers both a remarkable social history of the Chinese immigrants who challenged the laws meant to keep them out and a sobering account of how suspicions of nonwhite immigrants legitimated the expansion of repressive state power. A major contribution to the history of immigration, race, and nation in modern America.--Gary Gerstle, author of American Crucible: Race and Nation in the Twentieth CenturyThe book deepens and integrates our knowledge of the linkages between racist ideologies and national legislation, local politics, and the growth of federal bureaucracies. It is a model of scholarship that will impel topical discussions and policy debates among students and scholars alike.--The International History ReviewAt America's Gates is the strongest, best grounded, and most persuasive assessment of the long historical shadow Chinese exclusion has cast over the development of American immigration policy.--Journal of Social HistoryWell documented, well researched, and highly readable.--New York HistoryThe author's openness and sensitivity to the inherent problems and flaws with the government records of the Chinese immigrants . . . demonstrates her seriousness and carefulness as a scholar, and her skillful dissecting of a body of enormously complicated materials makes the book a remarkable historical study. With its elegant style and clear language, this book can be appreciated not only by scholars and graduate and undergraduate students but also by the general public.--Journal of American HistoryLee has authored a masterful book, well written and based on extensive research in both English and Chinese sources.--American Historical ReviewExtensively researched. . . . [At America's Gate: Chinese Immigration during the Exclusion Era, 1882-1943] is helpful when trying to understand our government's complicated laws regarding immigration: encouraging foreigners to immigrate when their services are needed and excluding them when it seems appropriate.--Journal of the WestScholarly substance wrapped up in . . . a well organized and clearly written package . . . The single most useful book on the history of Chinese exclusion. . . . The strongest, best grounded, and most persuasive assessment of the long historical shadow Chinese exclusion has cast over the development of American immigration policy. It deserves a wide readership.--Journal of Social HistoryIn telling this Chinese American story as an American story, Lee defies limiting historiographical categories that too often have narrowly defined scholarship. She thus begins to break down barriers that have separated historians of Chinese America and immigration from American history. In opening a wider conversation among historians as well as with policy makers and the American public, Lee makes her subject especially relevant in the post-September 11 world.--Register of the Kentucky Historical SocietyLee's book is an important study on Chinese exclusion and its importance for nation building and US immigration policy. . . . 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Camp seamlessly integrates a wide array of sources . . . into an engaging book that does more than recount women's experiences as slaves in the plantation South. . . . An excellent study of bondwomen and a penetrating look at the rival geographies created by enslaved people.\" -- \"Journal of Southern History\"\"Deepens our understanding of resistance as both an individual and collective endeavor. [Camp] argues forcefully. . . . Intriguing and interesting.\" -- \"The Journal of Interdisciplinary History\"\"This slim volume makes a substantial and often ingenious contribution to slavery studies and to women's and southern history...\" &#151l \"American Historical Review\"This slim volume makes a substantial and often ingenious contribution to slavery studies and to women's and southern history. Taking pleasure seriously, studying space without getting trapped in the 'public versus private' debate, finding new information in much-mined sources, and complicating our knowledge of enslaved women's resistance are valuable in themselves. They are also potent hints at what Camp and those who follow her lead will accomplish in the coming years.--American Historical ReviewVery readable yet analytically sophisticated. . . . Camp seamlessly integrates a wide array of sources . . . into an engaging book that does more than recount women's experiences as slaves in the plantation South. . . . An excellent study of bondwomen and a penetrating look at the rival geographies created by enslaved people.\"-Journal of Southern HistoryThrough the lens of geography, Camp successfully introduces a new language to describe and interpret everyday resistance among enslaved women and men. Scholars interested in a different approach to this important topic will find Closer to Freedom refreshing.--Civil War HistoryWonderfully evocative. . . . A provocative book full of astonishing, sometimes unforgettable moments.--Virginia MagazineThe book is well written throughout, and Camp really does seem to get inside the minds of enslaved women. . . . This is a promising first book and an interesting and innovative addition to the historiography of the lives of the enslaved.--Georgia Historical QuarterlyAn appealing and creative approach to understanding everyday slave resistance.--Southern HistorianThe author's attention to a 'spatial history of American slavery' reveals contests over physical space as a hitherto unappreciated dimension of the everyday politics of plantation life. This book skillfully brings into view clandestine pockets--ephemeral but resilient--in which slave women, in particular, struggled to sustain a 'rival geography' in which powers of mastery could be held at bay.--Julie Saville, University of ChicagoStephanie Camp's brilliant study draws upon numerous fields of scholarship--feminist theory, anthropology, sociology--to produce an innovative reinterpretation of enslaved women in the plantation South. Sensitive, bold, and imaginative, Closer to Freedom is the first book to place black women at the center of everyday resistance to bondage.--Douglas R. Egerton, Le Moyne College <!--author of Gabriel's Rebellion: The Virginia Slave Conspiracies of 1800 and 1802-->This elegant and often profound monograph casts a fresh eye on the daily acts of self-preservation and disguised defiance that historians of slavery have called 'everyday resistance.' . . . Illuminating both the texture of enslaved women's lives and the concept of everyday resistance, Closer to Freedom is both a welcome teaching text and an accessible study for general readers.--North Carolina Historical ReviewDeepens our understanding of resistance as both an individual and collective endeavor. [Camp] argues forcefully. . . . Intriguing and interesting.--The Journal of Interdisciplinary HistoryCamp's creative and elegant work reinforces the interconnectedness of North and South, slave and free, in the lives of enslaved people.--SignsCamp has written a provocative book full of astonishing, sometimes unforgettable moments. Moreover, she has raised important questions about the way slave women resisted their owners. Ultimately no one will be able to answer the questions that Camp asks without coming to grips with the world she describes.--Virginia Magazine of History and Biography; Title: Closer to Freedom: Enslaved Women and Everyday Resistance in the Plantation South (Gender and American Culture)",
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One of the most informative works of history [I] have read in a long time.\" -- \"American Historical Review\"\"A rich and important study on Guadeloupe . . . during the Revolutionary period. . . . An extended and subtle analysis of the changing meaning of republicanism and race. Opens the door to such future research, and not just fills the gap in the historiography but firmly places the question of the universality of the Revolution at the forefront of historical research.\" -- \"Latin America and the Carribbean\"\"A milestone in the ever-expanding historiography of Atlantic slave emancipation. . . . Exhaustively researched, richly detailed, and superbly written.\" -- \"The International Journal of African Historical Studies\"\"An impressive, erudite and engaging work. . . . Will undoubtedly be considered provocative. . . . Meticulously researched and well-written. . . . Exemplary. . . . Makes a significant contribution to Atlantic history.\" -- \"The Southern Quarterly\"Imaginatively crafted and deeply probing in argument and interpretation, A Colony of Citizens focuses on the French colony of Guadeloupe to explore the role of enslaved Africans and their descendants in imagining and creating new worlds of universal freedom. In this very important book, Laurent Dubois demonstrates how the dynamic for change in societies and empires can be powerfully influenced by the agency of an underclass who make their own way upward and forward. The book throws much-needed light on the quite complex relations among slavery, revolution, race, ideology, and freedom during a critically significant era in world history.--David Barry Gaspar, Duke UniversityA rich and important study on Guadeloupe . . . during the Revolutionary period. . . . An extended and subtle analysis of the changing meaning of republicanism and race. Opens the door to such future research, and not just fills the gap in the historiography but firmly places the question of the universality of the Revolution at the forefront of historical research.--Latin America and the CarribbeanDubois convincingly argues that no history of the Age of Revolution or of human rights is adequate without including the actions of enslaved Africans and their descendants in the Caribbean, who fought for emancipation and against racism. An important, thoughtful, and eloquent book. . . . Highly recommended.--ChoiceIn this impressive work, Dubois reveals a world of ideas and conflicts that will astonish even most specialists of eighteenth-century history. One of the most informative works of history [I] have read in a long time.--American Historical ReviewLaurent Dubois has given us a fascinating account of the revolution in Guadaloupe. . . . Merits the attention, not only of a few readers in the rather limited field of French Caribbean studies, but of a broader audience interested in Atlantic revolutions, slavery and abolition, the genesis of human rights, or even just a mighty lively story.--H-CaribbeanA milestone in the ever-expanding historiography of Atlantic slave emancipation. . . . Exhaustively researched, richly detailed, and superbly written.--The International Journal of African Historical StudiesElegantly written and meticulously researched . . . will be regarded as the standard account for some time to come. . . . Dubois has done a marvelous job.--William and Mary QuarterlyA Colony of Citizens is the leading edge of a new wave of historical work on slavery and slave resistance in the Caribbean. Using the widest possible range of archives and manuscripts, Laurent Dubois offers a compelling account of slave emancipation in the era of the French Revolution--and more tragically, of Napoleon's reimposition of slavery. This rich and nuanced work restores the colonial story of slavery and emancipation to its rightful place as one of the most significant moments in the history of revolution, democracy, and human rights.--Lynn Hunt, University of California, Los AngelesAn impressive, erudite and engaging work. . . . Will undoubtedly be considered provocative. . . . Meticulously researched and well-written. . . . Exemplary. . . . Makes a significant contribution to Atlantic history.--The Southern QuarterlyAn outstanding contribution to Caribbean historiography and Dubois has arguably written one of the best monographs on the Age of Revolution to date.--Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el CaribeAn inherently fascinating tale, and one rich in significance for our understanding of the history and legacies of slavery and racism, revolution and enlightenment, and democracy and human rights. . . . Beautifully written and exhaustively researched. . . . One hopes that . . . the book will be read across the traditional geographic boundaries of the academy.--The AmericasA Colony of Citizens, based on much original research, at last enables us to assess the true importance of battles in the Eastern Caribbean.--The NationAdroitly linking the dramatic black revolutions of Guadeloupe and Saint Domingue, Laurent Dubois neatly balances the local and Atlantic dimensions and stakes a claim to the centrality of those revolutions to the history of empire and democracy.--David Geggus, University of Florida; Title: A Colony of Citizens: Revolution &amp; Slave Emancipation in the French Caribbean, 1787-1804",
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Weber, Southern Methodist University)\"Makes it impossible for historians to ignore colonial relationships in the Southwest that began contemporaneously with Jamestown and Plymouth and developed throughout the colonial period.\" Karen Ordahl Kupperman, New York University\"Brooks tells this history with clarity and judiciousness.\" -- \"Journal of American History\"\"This is a stunning book, likely to be controversial in its particulars.\" -- Richard White, Stanford University\"Bold and brilliant. [This] vivid narrative tells us why people simultaneously preyed on one another and absorbed one another in this violent land.\" -- David J. Weber, Southern Methodist University\"Contributes important new perspectives to continuing debates and opens new doors for comparisons and syntheses of borderlands as contested spaces of power and merging identities.\" -- \"New Mexico Historical Review\"From its first memorable sentences until its final words, Captives &amp; Cousins will hold many of its readers hostage.--Journal of American HistoryBrooks tells this history with clarity and judiciousness.--Journal of American HistoryI opened up this book and could not put it down. I was just knocked out by the fact that someone could be writing about slavery in such a new and totally fresh way that expands our horizons geographically and chronologically. It's so rare that you get bowled over by a work in your own field.--Scott McLemee, Chronicle of Higher EducationThis is an extraordinary book based on an imaginative reading of the documentary record and a judicious use of anthropological theory. By weaving ritual, folklore, and individual stories together with legal, ecclesiastical, and statistical evidence, Brooks has produced a book that satisfies the heart as well as the mind.--Theda Perdue, American Historical ReviewThis is a stunning book, likely to be controversial in its particulars. . . . A kaleidoscopic history, Captives and Cousins is a wonderfully specific study about New Mexico but full of big ideas that will illuminate other places at the margins of states and empires.--Richard White, Stanford UniversityCaptives and Cousins presents a creative rereading of the historiography that produces a new vision of slavery, kinship, and community; its fresh look at the sources leads to a completely new understanding of slavery in the region.--Hispanic American Historical ReviewThis evocative study explores the captive exchange economy and the interactions between slave, Native American, and Euramerican communities in the Southwest Borderlands.--Civil War Book Review[A] masterful, splendidly written book.--Western Historical QuarterlyJames Brooks takes the sources seriously--including transcribed oral traditions, drawings, folklore, dances, pageants, and archaeology as well as Spanish written reports. In his argument, he stretches our understanding of the nature of colonial slavery and of the dynamic processes through which kin networks created new peoples. This beautifully written book makes it impossible for historians to ignore colonial relationships in the Southwest that began contemporaneously with Jamestown and Plymouth and developed throughout the colonial period.--Karen Ordahl Kupperman, New York UniversityOffers a fresh and insightful new perspective. . . . A synthesis of borderlands history that is relevant not only for students of northern Mexico and the American West, but for all who are interested in the interconnections between slavery, race and ethnicity.--American StudiesContributes important new perspectives to continuing debates and opens new doors for comparisons and syntheses of borderlands as contested spaces of power and merging identities.--New Mexico Historical ReviewBold and brilliant, James Brooks's fresh look at raiding and slaving takes us beyond the familiar categories of Indians and Hispanics to reveal the deep divisions of gender and class within each group. Sweeping over four centuries, his vivid narrative tells us why people simultaneously preyed on one another and absorbed one another in this violent land.--David J. Weber, Southern Methodist UniversityCaptives &amp; Cousins is an important book that has the potential to reconfigure the study of slavery, colonialism, trade, violence, and gender and even the language in which such histories are written. Brooks achieves such important contributions because of his prodigious command of sources and his able use of anecdotes to bring this lost past alive. Hopefully the book will mark not so much the next generation of middle ground studies but instead signal a new conceptual direction for American historians to take.--Canadian Journal of HistoryBrooks's broad and ambitious interpretation of the Southwest is carefully argued in its details and is based on exhaustive research in Spanish-language archives. It is furthered bolstered by an impressive use of anthropology, especially the well-developed literature on African kinship slavery. . . . An innovative and truly important work. It will inform scholarship on early America and on borderlands regions for many years to come.--William and Mary QuarterlyAn interesting study of [a] little-known slave system. . . . Brooks illustrates the similarities of Spanish and Indian cultural traditions of capture, enslavement, adoption, and exploitation of outsiders, then examines the groups' similar notions of honor, shame, and gender. . . . Reveal[s] [a] heretofore incompletely understood social and economic Southwest slave tradition.--Choice; Title: Captives and Cousins: Slavery, Kinship, and Community in the Southwest Borderlands",
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His work will serve as a model as future scholars extend his insights.\" -- \"Canadian Journal of History\"\"Gregory's endeavor raises some intriguing points. . . . [Gregory's] book is a much-needed and fresh look into the discourse of American migration studies.\"-- \"Alabama Review\"\"Outstanding. . . . On the leading edge of a growing interdisciplinary literature . . . a must-read for all scholars and students.\" -- \"Journal of Regional Science\"\"Likely to become a standard title in the bibliography of important works on twentieth century American history.\" -- \"Arkansas Libraries\"\"Fascinating.\"-- \"Seattle Times\"\"This well-researched and documented work will now be required reading for historians and sociologists interested in the impact of internal migration on American society. . . . This is solid scholarship that integrates a significant amount of secondary sources while introducing the reader to an array of original work. It will remain pertinent for years to come, and should spawn additional research.\" -- \"Journal of Social History\"\"\"The Southern Diaspora\" establishes a new standard for studies of internal migration in the United States. Gregory has brilliantly set black and white southern migration in an intelligent and informed conversation with one another--not to argue that they are part of the same process, and not simply to compare them, but to show a relationship between them, and a larger relationship to other social, political, economic, and cultural forces. (James Grossman, The Newberry Library) \"With The Southern Diaspora Gregory has set a new standard for understanding the 20th century southern migration.\" Journal of African American HistoryWritten in an engaging and lively style, Gregory shares numerous stories about individual migrants, black and white alike, as they struggle to adjust to their new surroundings.--Journal of the WestThe Southern Diaspora not only brings together heretofore largely separate black and white migration stories, but also shows how these intertwined though quite different population movements both energized and changed the twentieth century economy, culture, and politics of the urban North and West.--Joe W. Trotter, Carnegie Mellon University <!--author of Black Milwaukee: The Making of an Industrial Proletariat-->Gregory's endeavor raises some intriguing points. . . . [Gregory's] book is a much-needed and fresh look into the discourse of American migration studies.--Alabama ReviewGregory sets a new standard. . . . His work will serve as a model as future scholars extend his insights.--Canadian Journal of HistoryThis book does an excellent job of not only providing historical data but also making the reader see the migration as that of real people. . . . Gregory has done a fine job of providing meaningful data in a readable book.--Multicultural ReviewAn engagingly written and conceptually original study that significantly enhances our understanding of how southern migration redefined the United States. Gregory makes great use of the life stories of individuals, both ordinary and famous to illustrate the broader transformations he describes. . . . An enormously informative study of value to all students of modern America.--Journal of American Ethnic History[The Southern Diaspora] moves the study of internal migration beyond economic or demographic statistics, or even historical reports of individual stories, and places the Great Migration in a more comprehensive context. In particular, Gregory makes wonderful linkages among migration, race, class, and social change. . . . This book is essential reading for anyone interested in migration but also for those with an eye on race, class, and sociocultural change in twentieth-century America.--Journal of Interdisciplinary HistoryThis well-researched and documented work will now be required reading for historians and sociologists interested in the impact of internal migration on American society. . . . This is solid scholarship that integrates a significant amount of secondary sources while introducing the reader to an array of original work. It will remain pertinent for years to come, and should spawn additional research.--Journal of Social HistoryOutstanding. . . . On the leading edge of a growing interdisciplinary literature . . . a must-read for all scholars and students.--Journal of Regional ScienceFascinating.--Seattle TimesStunning. The Southern Diaspora is much more than a synthesis of existing literatures; it is an empircially-based, national-level study of the experiences and impact of the tens of millions of white and black southerners who left the region over the past century. . . . An enormous success. . . . Seamlessly blends sophisticated quantitative methods with informed social and cultural analysis. . . . This work is calling for major changes in how we study and understand mass population movements.--Journal of Appalachian StudiesLikely to become a standard title in the bibliography of important works on twentieth century American history.--Arkansas LibrariesGregory analyzes and contextualizes . . . symbiotic migrations in his illuminating and timely (not to mention conceptually original) new book. . . . A sustained, well-written exploration of two unique, yet interwoven, migrations that changed the face of American society.--Journal of American HistoryThe Southern Diaspora establishes a new standard for studies of internal migration in the United States. Gregory has brilliantly set black and white southern migrations in an intelligent and informed conversation with one another--not to argue that they are part of the same process, and not simply to compare them, but to show a relationship between them, and a larger relationship to other social, political, economic, and cultural forces.--James Grossman, The Newberry Library <!--author of Land of Hope: Chicago, Black Southerners, and the Great Migration-->Written in an engaging style, with numerous personal vignettes to enliven the narrative. . . . The writing, the comprehensive treatment, and the paperback edition make the book ideal for classroom use.--American Historical ReviewThe first comprehensive study of migrations from the South to the North and West during the twentieth century.--Arkansas Historical Quarterly; Title: The Southern Diaspora: How the Great Migrations of Black and White Southerners Transformed America",
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In this respect, the book has no equal for the time and places it considers.\" -- \"Journal of Interdisciplinary History\"\"Likely to generate excellent discussions in women's studies, women's history and early American history classrooms. . . . Block has demonstrated that rape does indeed have a history.\" -- \"Register of the Kentucky Historical Society\"\"A convincing portrait of the broader social and political environments in which distinctions between coercion and consent, assault and rape, were and were not drawn.\" -- \"Early American Literature\"\"Comprehensive. . . . The standard work on early American sexual violence and rape as well as a great source to use when studying the early American power struggle between men and women and between whites and blacks.\" -- H-Net\"Ambitious . . . Extensively researched. . . . [This] provocative and well-argued book will change the way scholars think about rape. . . . A nuanced analysis.\" -- \"The William and Mary Quarterly\"\"An original and multifaceted exploration. . . . Combines . . . methodological approaches of social, legal, and cultural history to offer many perspectives on rape, and it does so within a sophisticated theoretical framework that spans literary, legal, and historical analyses of gender, power, sexuality, race, and colonialism. . . . Will surely become standard reading for scholars of early American history, women's history more broadly, and students of gender, race, sexuality and power.\" -- \"Journal of Social History\"Ambitious . . . Extensively researched. . . . [This] provocative and well-argued book will change the way scholars think about rape. . . . A nuanced analysis.--The William and Mary QuarterlyIn this model integration of social, legal, and cultural history, Block astutely explores the political import of sexual violence. Her distinctions between legal rape and social coercion, her reading of the perilous journey from act to accusation, and her account of the racialization of rape expose the sexual dynamics of power in early America.--Estelle Freedman, Stanford UniversityAn original and multifaceted exploration. . . . Combines . . . methodological approaches of social, legal, and cultural history to offer many perspectives on rape, and it does so within a sophisticated theoretical framework that spans literary, legal, and historical analyses of gender, power, sexuality, race, and colonialism. . . . Will surely become standard reading for scholars of early American history, women's history more broadly, and students of gender, race, sexuality and power.--Journal of Social HistoryLikely to generate excellent discussions in women's studies, women's history and early American history classrooms. . . . Block has demonstrated that rape does indeed have a history.--Register of the Kentucky Historical SocietyBlock offers a sophisticated yet highly readable explanation of the construction of sexual crime during this period of US history.--CHOICEBlock has written the definitive study of sexual violence in early America. . . . Makes sense of the seemingly hypocritical colonial stance on sexual violence and enhances our understanding of early American power relations in the process.--Journal of American HistoryA convincing portrait of the broader social and political environments in which distinctions between coercion and consent, assault and rape, were and were not drawn.--Early American LiteratureA comprehensive look into the issue of rape and sexual violence during early American history. . . . Modern readers will gain a vivid understanding of not only rape and sexual relations during this period, but also the connection between rape and racism.--H-Net ReviewsA tour de force of historical research and cultural analysis. In this beautifully written and brilliantly argued work, Sharon Block shows us the culturally specific ways in which sexual violence was integral to both white mastery and gender hierarchy and, in so doing, illuminates as well the profoundly transhistoric role of rape in systems of power.--Norma Basch, Emerita, Rutgers University\"An impressive work of legal/social/cultural history that builds upon and enhances the recent scholarship on sexuality and rape. . . . This painstakingly researched study is an important and valuable book.--American Historical ReviewBlock's thorough research, astute analysis, and graceful writing make this the definitive work on rape in the British colonies and early Republic.--New England QuarterlyThis book's strength lies in the cultural and intellectual history of gender and race through the analysis of texts; the author parses a host of judicial cases and other recorded incidents of rape and sexual assault. In this respect, the book has no equal for the time and places it considers.--Journal of Interdisciplinary HistoryA complex analysis of the legal, cultural, and social dimensions of rape in the US. . . . Block offers a sophisticated yet highly readable explanation of the construction of sexual crime during this period of US history. . . . Highly recommended.--ChoiceBlock deftly navigates . . . complicated matters in her thoroughly researched monograph.--Journal of African American HistoryUnravels the power dynamics of rape by merging microhistories of individual women with macrohistories of institutional and cultural views of sexual behavior.--COMMON-PLACE; Title: Rape and Sexual Power in Early America",
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+    "text": "Covers its topic with magisterial depth and thoroughness.\"America's Civil War\"Covers that lacuna of scholarship so thoroughly that it is hard to imagine another serious Ewell biography anytime soon.\"Journal of Southern History\"Covers [its] topic with magisterial depth and thoroughness.\"America's Civil War\"By far the best biography of Ewell. The research is impressive.\"American Historical Review\"A shrewd, highly readable, and exhaustively researched account that restores Ewell's reputation as a skilled commander.\"Kirkus Reviews\"Covers that lacuna [of scholarship] so thoroughly that it is hard to imagine another serious Ewell biography anytime soon.\"Journal of Southern History\"Through a combination of tremendous research and excellent writing, Pfanz has produced an outstanding biography of a man and soldier.\"Charleston Post &amp; Courier\"Thanks to Donald Pfanz's thorough and careful treatment, Lee's most eccentric lieutenant has finally received a proper biography. Richard S. Ewell is a fine example of modern scholarship and will become the definitive word on the general for some time to come.--Columbiad[Pfanz] raises interesting questions about Lee's military leadership and his relations with subordinates that have long been overlooked.--ChoiceFills an important void in the Civil War literature, while also providing valuable discussions of antebellum military life and a portrait of the planter class in the postwar South.--Journal of American HistoryAt once the most thoroughly researched, deeply thought-out, and best written account of the life of General Richard Ewell to date, Donald C. Pfanz's [biography] is as well the finest we are ever likely to get. In the process, it does much to rehabilitate Ewell's image both as a commander and a man, and instantly takes a place on the shelf of essential works on the Army of Northern Virginia.--William C. Davis, author of The Cause Lost: Myths and Realities of the ConfederacyA shrewd, highly readable, and exhaustively researched account that restores Ewell's reputation as a skilled commander and one who stubbornly gave his all for the Lost Cause.--Kirkus ReviewsThrough a combination of tremendous research and excellent writing, Pfanz has produced an outstanding biography of a man and soldier. He demonstrates that Ewell's rightful place is among Lee's great lieutenants, and for any student of the Army of Northern Virginia, this book is a must.--Charleston Post &amp; CourierBy far the best biography of Ewell. The research is impressive.--American Historical ReviewThe absence of a detailed, scholarly study of Ewell has been one of the least explicable gaps in the annals of Confederate historiography. Donald C. Pfanz's work covers that lacuna so thoroughly that it is hard to imagine another serious Ewell biography anytime soon. . . . A superb biography of a fascinating man. The combination of dogged research, splendid prose, and an important topic ensure Ewell a place on any shelf of leading books about the Army of Northern Virginia.--Journal of Southern HistoryThrough exhaustive research and incisive analysis, Donald Pfanz gives us an accurate picture of a general both colorful and courageous. At last 'Baldy Dick' Ewell has a worthy biography!--James I. Robertson Jr., author of Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend; Title: Richard S. Ewell: A Soldier's Life (Civil War America)",
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+    "text": "\"[This] book will be a landmark in bringing Africa into the mix in Brazilian history.\"This book will be a landmark in bringing Africa into the mix in Brazilian history. (John Thornton, author of \"Africa and Africans in the Making of the Atlantic World, 1400-1800\")\"A fascinating book . . . of considerable importance. It not only contributes to a continuing debate about the nature of slavery, but is a powerful example of Atlantic history as it shows that the societies on both sides of the South Atlantic lived in a kind of spiritual intimacy that was not severed by the infamous middle passage.\" -- \"History\"\"A fascinating collection of evidence.\" -- \"The Americas\"Sweet has mined an incredibly rich source of information in the Inquisition archives and produced an engaging study of the inner lives of Africans suffering under slavery in Brazil. His book will be a landmark in bringing Africa into the mix in Brazilian history.(John Thornton, Millersville University, author of \"Africa and Africans in the Making of the Atlantic World, 1400-1800\".)Given its scope, conceptual claims, and the depth of archival research, this project warrants the broadest conceivable audience. . . . After reading this richly layered study, the critical importance of Central Africans in Latin America and the African diaspora will be more clear.--American Historical ReviewAmong the best of the recent works on Africans in the Atlantic.--International Journal of African Historical StudiesSweet has uncovered rich gems from the Inquisition records of the Luso-Atlantic world that are essential to historical reconstructions of Central African religious traditions in Brazil before 1770. He also creates vivid portraits of individual Africans living in Angola, Portugal, and Brazil. This important book includes outstanding narratives of slave religious practices in colonial Brazil that I have seen nowhere else. They are especially significant because they enable historians to document continuities over time with contemporary Afro-Brazilian religions. Highly recommended to all students of the African diaspora.--Mary Karasch, Oakland UniversityA fascinating book . . . of considerable importance. It not only contributes to a continuing debate about the nature of slavery, but is a powerful example of Atlantic history as it shows that the societies on both sides of the South Atlantic lived in a kind of spiritual intimacy that was not severed by the infamous middle passage.--HistorySweet has mined an incredibly rich source of information in the Inquisition archives and produced an engaging study of the inner lives of Africans suffering under slavery in Brazil. His book will be a landmark in bringing Africa into the mix in Brazilian history.--John Thornton, Millersville University <!--author of Africa and Africans in the Making of the Atlantic World, 1400-1800-->[Sweet] examines his material from an original point of view--perceptive, sensitive, and supported by a solid bibliographic discussion. The result is a fine book.--African Studies ReviewA fascinating collection of evidence.--The Americas; Title: Recreating Africa: Culture, Kinship, and Religion in the African-Portuguese World, 1441-1770",
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+    "text": "A fresh and valuable perspective. . . . An important book with valuable research and insights. . . . Will be of great use to scholars and graduate students in the field.--Journal of Southern History[A] thought-provoking study.--Virginia MagazineA carefully argued, impressively researched, persuasive book. . . . Convincing and valuable.--Church HistoryBrings complexity to a history often reduced to a simple morality tale of 'churches in captivity' to white supremacy.--Register of the Kentucky Historical SocietyThis excellent study reflects the author's considerable research into primary sources ranging from church records to manuscript collections and his mastery of the voluminous secondary literature. . . . A superb first book.--Catholic Historical ReviewSuggest[s] useful ways of thinking about blacks as active agents in the civil and religious debates of the day.--Georgia Historical QuarterlyThis exceedingly effective study pushes consideration of its complex subjects to unprecedented levels of insight. Irons argues that white-black interactions played the key role in shaping the antebellum evangelical defense of slavery. The argument, based on deep research and presented with meticulous care, is powerfully convincing.--Mark Noll, University of Notre Dame, author of The Civil War as a Theological CrisisWell researched and carefully nuanced. . . . The great success of this book . . . is Irons's demonstration that religion was just as important as race, class or gender in shaping the antebellum South.--The Christian CenturyMakes useful contributions to a number of distinct historiographical discussions, including those about Revolutionary-era evangelicalism and slavery, the colonization movement, and the role evangelicals played during the secession crisis and in the Confederacy. . . . Irons shows that Christianity's inherent flexibility and its emphasis on the next world more than on this one made proslavery Christianity possible.--Civil War Book ReviewA thorough, engaging study. . . . Recommended.--ChoiceUnlike many scholars, Charles Irons takes seriously the interaction between black and white believers in the antebellum South. In this innovative and painstaking study, the author demonstrates how this interaction--flawed, agonistic, and paradoxical--played out within institutions where both races engaged each other. The result is an understanding of the ambiguity and irony that afflicted religion in the Old South, which was not the result of a simple story as much as stories in collision.--Donald G. Mathews, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Emeritus; Title: The Origins of Proslavery Christianity: White and Black Evangelicals in Colonial and Antebellum Virginia",
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+    "text": "A chastening reminder that many are still missing the point [of black history in America], and even that the point may be more elusive than we thought. . . . Scattered throughout the book are many fascinating stories.--Times Literary SupplementThis set of essays comes at exactly the moment we need them.--Journal of American HistoryWhat is important about these essays is not what they tell about the past, but what they say about the efforts of public historians to break down the barriers that have made slavery and its legacy invisible at public venues. An outstanding collection.--Choice\"A fascinating collection of essays on the difficulties historians have faced in examining, recording, and reconciling American slavery in the context of a nation founded on principles of liberty and individual rights. . . . An enlightening look at how slavery is documented and presented in the nation's collective memory.--BooklistThe history and the continuing resonance of slavery is one of the last great unmentionables in public discourse. This grand and groundbreaking volume does much to illuminate the challenges, ambiguities, and risks faced by those who dare to interpret the 'peculiar institution' outside of the academy. As this work clearly demonstrates, public history is not for the faint of heart.--Lonnie G. Bunch, founding director, National Museum of African American History and CultureAmericans seem perpetually surprised by slavery--its extent (North as well as South), its span (over half of our four centuries of Anglo settlement), and its continuing influence. Slavery and Public History will help us all to remember and understand, so we can remove the vestiges of slavery that still affect us.--James W. Loewen, author of Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong and Sundown Towns: A Hidden Dimension of American RacismAn invigorating book, written by historians who have emerged from the archives to grapple with misleading and hurtful tales that have been part of our national tradition. In these vibrant accounts boring history becomes lively practice, and the American public shows that it can embrace new research, more complex understandings, and more honest interpretation. I'll never take the words on a historic marker for granted again.--Linda K. Kerber, author of No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies: Women and the Obligations of CitizenshipDestined to become a popular text in museum studies and public history courses, Slavery and Public History also merits attention from anyone interested in the history of slavery, memory, and contemporary American culture.--H-Net Reviews; Title: Slavery and Public History: The Tough Stuff of American Memory",
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+    "text": "Smeltertown is an engaging exploration of the intersections of globalization and transnationalism.\" --The Journal of American HistorySmeltertown is an important contribution to the growing body of research in Mexican American, gender, and social history.--Journal of Southern HistoryA significant contribution to our understanding of Chicana/o and labor history. . . . Aside from being thoroughly researched, Perales's book is excellently composed. . . . It will be of use to labor, gender, environmental, and social historians.--Southwestern Historical QuarterlyIn addition to telling the story of the birth, life, and demise of a vibrant community, Smeltertown provides valuable insights.--Humanities TexasHighly recommended.--Southern HistorianHistorian [Perales] chronicles [the] birth, growth, and death of her family's neighborhood. . . . [in] the first in-depth book about Smeltertown.--El Paso TimesPerales chronicle[s] the journey of Mexican-Americans and their role in the industrialization and globalization of a small community near El Paso. Her book . . . tells their story where families thrived and business excelled.--Houston ChronicleNot just a narrative history . . . but also a look at how the community was created by Anglos and Hispanics, citizens and immigrants, rich and poor. . . . This well-researched and well-documented work would be a good addition for academic libraries, especially collections related to borderlands studies or labor issues.--Library JournalMonica Perales is a superb oral historian who carefully calibrates the memories of her narrators. Smeltertown will be a defining work for its engagement across the spectrum of twentieth-century U.S. history, speaking to debates in Chicano history, labor studies, and memory. This is a poignant, exhaustive, and insightful community study.--Vicki Ruiz, author of From Out of the Shadows: Mexican Women in Twentieth Century AmericaFrom beginning to end, I was deeply impressed with the pacing and flow of Perales's narrative, by her vivid descriptions, by her oral historical work and archival digging, and by the many actors (including her family members) whom she brings to broad attention for the first time.--Stephen J. Pitti, author of The Devil in Silicon Valley: Race, Mexican Americans, and Northern California; Title: Smeltertown: Making and Remembering a Southwest Border Community",
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+    "text": "This well-researched and scrupulously detailed work.--\"Library Journal\"Here is a work so controversial that some will barely be able to sit still as they turn the pages.--Rhys Isaac, Emeritus, LaTrobe University, and College of William and Mary\"A worthwhile book for anyone with a solid interest in the early US. . . . Highly recommended.\" -- \"CHOICE\"\"Inspires a string of adjectives: provocative, original, clever, iconoclastic, and querulous.\" -- \"American Historical Review\"\"Salient and compelling. . . . An important contribution to the field of colonial American history.\" -- \"New England Quarterly\"\"Creative and erudite. . . . Its new perspectives makes it all the more stimulating for historians of early America and beyond.\" -- \"William and Mary Quarterly\"\"Expands commonplace observations about the political tactics of resistance and revolution into a revisionist view of eighteenth-century American development. . . . An interesting book.\" -- \"International History Review\"\"In elucidating the origins of 'the empire's cult of Monarchy, ' McConville is at his boldest and most innovative. . . . This innovative and thought-provoking book should be required reading for all those with an interest in the British Atlantic world. It will surely be central to any future discussions of early American politics, religion, popular culture, and the coming of the Revolution.\" -- \"Pennsylvania Magazine of History\"\"This well-researched and scrupulously detailed work.\"--\"Library Journal\"\"Here is a work so controversial that some will barely be able to sit still as they turn the pages.\"--Rhys Isaac, Emeritus, LaTrobe University, and College of William and MaryA worthwhile book for anyone with a solid interest in the early US. . . . Highly recommended.--CHOICEHere is a work so controversial that some will barely be able to sit still as they turn the pages. We are challenged to think of late colonial America as not proto-republican but devoutly committed to British monarchy. Very well written, McConville's ambitious new paradigm may see this become the most important book on colonial and revolutionary political culture since Bailyn's Ideological Origins.--Rhys Isaac, Emeritus, LaTrobe University, and College of William and MaryCreative and erudite. . . . Its new perspectives makes it all the more stimulating for historians of early America and beyond.--William and Mary QuarterlyThis innovative and thought-provoking book should be required reading for all those with an interest in the British Atlantic world. It will surely be central to any future discussions of early American politics, religion, popular culture, and the coming of the Revolution.--Pennsylvania Magazine of HistoryThis well-researched and scrupulously detailed work. . . . is an insightful and provocative read, challenging our attitudes and assumptions about the mind-set of American Colonists.--Library JournalMcConville beams new light on the royalist side of colonial political culture over three eras. In the wake of 1688, he argues, Americans formed direct political and emotional ties to their Protestant queens and kings, leading to 'a cult of benevolent monarchy.' But as perceptions of the king deteriorated, and finally shattered, rebellious Americans reacted like jilted lovers--tearing down statues and royal symbols in a spasm of anti-monarchical passion. McConville's imaginative restructuring of provincial politics around a royalist core will foster both interest and debate.--Patricia U. Bonomi, Emerita, New York UniversityThis study, highly original in both conception and content, may well restore political change to a central place in the historiography of colonial America. McConville argues that the British colonists were, by the middle decades of the eighteenth century, more thoroughly royalist than the king's subjects in England, Scotland, or Ireland. How and why this royalism eroded becomes a major part of the story and is certain to intensify the controversy that the first part of McConville's argument is bound to arouse.--John M. Murrin, Emeritus, Princeton UniversitySalient and compelling. . . . An important contribution to the field of colonial American history.--New England QuarterlyInspires a string of adjectives: provocative, original, clever, iconoclastic, and querulous.--American Historical ReviewExpands commonplace observations about the political tactics of resistance and revolution into a revisionist view of eighteenth-century American development. . . . An interesting book.--International History Review; Title: The King's Three Faces: The Rise and Fall of Royal America, 1688-1776 (Published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press)",
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What's even more surprising is that Breen makes this somewhat counterintuitive argument, one rooted in a social history sensibility, in the form of a chronological narrative. He achieves this cohesion despite lacking a discrete sense of leading characters or a dramatic set of circumstances (the most consequential event of his story is actually a rumor). The result is a book that's highly readable as well as provocative. Jim Cullen, History News NetworkAmerican Insurgents, American Patriots is one of the most compelling accounts I've read of how the people' forged the Revolution. Thomas S. Kidd, Books and CultureAmerican Insurgents, American Patriots is a much-needed corrective to the notion that the Revolution was the product solely of intellectuals and pamphleteers . . . Breen is especially good on reminding us of the passion that the mass of people -- whom he calls insurgents' -- brought to the cause. He traces the role played by newspapers in firing up these rural folks and shows how their readiness to react, sometimes violently, fueled the cause of independence. Tony Lewis, Providence JournalCasting a wide net in his research to reconstruct the patchwork of grassroots rebellions and self-organized protests across the colonies. Breen is among the growing ranks of historians convincingly uncovering how the Founding Fathers followed and controlled, rather than precipitated, the move toward independence and democracy. American HistoryT. H. Breen's American Insurgents, American Patriots is a pioneering and riveting new analysis of how America was born. Skirting the whole Founding Fathers phenomena, Breen champions instead the everyman of the pre-revolution as a brave citizens' brigade of change. A landmark achievement! Douglas Brinkley, Professor of History at Rice University and official CBS News HistorianThe Founding Fathers have all the honor they need. Now it's time to honor the ordinary men and women who T. H. Breen brilliantly assays in this riveting book on the crucial run-up to the Declaration of Independence. He shows how people from small farming communities, risking all, purged the countryside of royal officials, dismantled royal authority, shuttered court houses, and defied the King's troops. In this tautly constructed book, Breen shows how much the bewigged Founding Fathers owed to those beneath them, and how much we owe to the plain-spoken, inconspicuous, and roughened colonial insurgents who are the unsung heroes of the American Revolution. Gary B. Nash, author of The Unknown American RevolutionWho made the American Revolution? Not the men who typically get the most credit for it, says T.H. Breen in American Insurgents, American Patriots. This bracing and impassioned recounting of the origins of America's break with Great Britain puts the people'--ordinary men and women--back into their rightful place in the story. Sure to provoke discussion, Breen's work is a much-needed and welcome addition to the literature on the founding of the American nation. Annette Gordon-Reed, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeT. H. Breen's revisionist page-turner recaptures the ungentlemanly labors of Colonial America's dangerous classes, those vigilantes, night riders, and terrorists who made the Revolution possible even before Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Paine proclaimed its necessity. There is sobering contemporary relevance here for Americans about great empires and the violent resistance they spawn in the name of freedom. David Levering Lewis, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeIn this engaging book, Breen tells the vivid stories of thousands of ordinary Americans who made an extraordinary revolution. American Insurgents, American Patriots reminds us that we have many more Founding Mothers and Fathers than we usually recognize. Breen deftly explores the American Revolution in its full social depth, revealing how it affected everyone: the rich and poor, free and slave, and Patriot and Loyalist. Alan Taylor, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeBreen has uncovered the grass roots of the American Revolution in the unheralded acts of ordinary people. Meeting in towns and villages throughout the colonies, they gave public notice that they no longer consented to British rule. Without the prompting of the leaders who have figured so largely in standard histories, they established their own independence well before Thomas Jefferson and company declared it in their famous document. Edmund Morgan, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeAmerican Insurgents, American Patriots reveals startling details of the alienation and anger that pervaded the minds of thousands of Americans long before shots were fired on Lexington Green. This is a book that deepens our understanding of the American Revolution--and it's a great read in the bargain! Thomas Fleming, author of Washington's Secret War: The Hidden History of Valley ForgeThis compelling narrative examines the lives of ordinary Americans who in the years 1774 and 1775 led the way to American independence. The book's great merit is to describe the foundation that an insurgency of common people constructed for the building of a new nation. Mark A. Noll, Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History, University of Notre DameT. H. Breen restores the people to their proper place in our understanding of the coming of the American Revolution. Showing how popular anger at misguided British policies was channeled into political and military action, Breen gives us fresh perspectives on the ways ordinary Americans mobilized themselves for war and helped create a new nation. Beautifully written and powerfully argued, American Insurgents, American Patriots should attract a wide and grateful readership. Peter S. Onuf, author of Jefferson's Empire: The Language of American NationhoodBreen's account restores a vivid sense of what the American Revolution felt like to the brave men and women who lived through its enormous ups and downs, and its everyday violence as well. With a scholar's command and a writer's sympathy, he infuses a world of meaning into the word insurgent'-- an apt description for the Americans who were turning the known world upside down. Ted Widmer, Director and Librarian, John Carter Brown LibraryIf earlier authors convinced you that Americans owe their independence to a handful of founding brothers,' you will be fascinated by T. H. Breen's persuasive demonstration that the Founders of the republic could not have succeeded--and might not have tried--without support and pressure from tens of thousands of ordinary Patriots who recognized that sometimes leaders need to be led. Woody Holton, author of Abigail AdamsCasting a new light on the origins of the struggle for independence, Breen mines letters, sermons and diaries to create a lively, nuanced account of ordinary farmers' growing resistance to the British government in the two years before the Declaration of Independence. Angry at oppressive parliamentary acts that abrogated their God-given rights, tens of thousands of rebellious insurgents laid the groundwork for a successful revolution. Their anger was every bit as important to the revolutionary story as the learned debates of the Founding Fathers . . . An important new view of a revolution in the making. Kirkus ReviewsBreen presents a provocative reinterpretation of the American Revolution as more of a grassroots movement of ordinary persons . . . This is a valuable book by a distinguished scholar. Publishers WeeklyT. H. Breen is the William Smith Mason Professor of American History at Northwestern University. 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+    "text": "McDonnell . . . deploys impeccable research skills to challenge the middle grounds historical interpretation of Native American-European encounters . . . With a fascinating reexamination of the political, military, and economic details of the war, as well as a stunning final chapter on the American Revolution and the meaning of (in)dependence, McDonnell admirably expands readers' understanding of Indian country on its own terms. Publishers WeeklyMcDonnell skillfully captures the history of the [Anishinaabeg] from the 17th century through the early 19th century, restoring the nation's legacy and filling in a vital historical link in the timeline of the Americas. Kirkus ReviewsIn clear and compelling prose Michael A. McDonnell renders a complicated world accessible, a marginalized region central, and a neglected history essential. Rethinking pivotal events from indigenous centers like Michilimackinac rather than from colonial capitals like Boston or Williamsburg, Masters of Empire provides an important perspective for a richer understanding of early American history. Collin G. Calloway, John Kimball Jr. 1943 professor of history, Dartmouth CollegeIn recent years scholars have begun to argue that the center of Americas historical gravity should shift from the East Coast to the heart of the continent. Michael A. McDonnells Masters of Empire makes an important contribution to that reorientation. Piecing together the story of the Anishinaabeg in general and the Odawa of Michilimackinac in particular, McDonnell offers a new perch from which to view the course of human events during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, thereby making a powerful case for Michilimackinacs joining Boston, Philadelphia, and other, better-known capitals vital to understanding Americas past. James H. Merrell, Lucy Maynard Salmon Professor of History, Vassar CollegeThis is a sweeping and majestic analysis of the colonial Great Lakes, which places the Odawa people at the heart of a new understanding about how the French and later, the British were thwarted in their attempts to shape and control this region. Susan Sleeper-Smith, professor of history, Michigan State UniversityWith elegant prose and a keen eye for detail, Michael A. McDonnell brings to life the dynamic world of Great Lakes Indians in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. This is native-centered history at its best, revealing how the Odawa and their neighbors not only controlled their own destinies in the face of colonialism, but also shaped the fabric of American life for many generations. A powerful story expertly told. Brett Rushforth, author of Bonds of Alliance: Indigenous and Atlantic Slaveries in New FranceInsightful and evocative, Masters of Empire compels us to rethink colonial America by restoring native peoples to the center of the story. Along vast waterways in the heart of a continent, natives controlled the intrusive but weak officials and traders of distant empires. Michael A. McDonnell brilliantly recovers and deftly narrates a tale of resourceful persistence by the Anishinaabeg. Alan Taylor, author of The Civil War of 1812: American Citizens, British Subjects, Irish Rebels, and Indian AlliesWith lively prose and page-turning action, Michael McDonnell introduces readers to a whole new world. Everyone interested in American history should read this magisterial tale of how the Anishinaabe Odawa lived through and shaped the history of North America and the early modern world. Kathleen DuVal, professor of history, University of North Carolina, Chapel HillMichael A. McDonnell shows that for much longer than anyone has dared to imagine, Great Lakes Indians stood firm as the masters of their own destinyand powerfully influenced events as iconic as the American Revolution. Woody Holton, author of Abigail AdamsIn this tour de force, Michael A. McDonnell brilliantly shows how the Anishinaabeg of the Upper Great Lakes played a crucial role in the run-up to the American Revolution. This 'native-driven' history will send historians scurrying to revise their interpretation of imperial and native rivalries in the mid-continent west of the Appalachians. Gary Nash, professor of history, University of California, Los AngelesMichael McDonnell is an associate professor of history at the University of Sydney. He is the author of The Politics of War: Race, Class, and Conflict in Revolutionary Virginia, winner of the 2008 New South Wales Premier's History Award, and coeditor of Remembering the Revolution: Memory, History, and Nation Making from Independence to the Civil War. He lives in Sydney, Australia.; Title: Masters of Empire: Great Lakes Indians and the Making of America",
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+    "text": "A graphic novel that tells the history of the Civil War through a series of vignettes highlighting the experiences of ordinary people. For context, Fetter-Vorm and Kelman provide a brief prose account of the warthe politics, battles, and troop movements that are part of the standard historybroken into short pieces that introduce each graphic tale. But the true heart of the book is its 15 short stories of life during wartime, which encompass a wide variety of average American citizens. Here, readers meet blacks and whites on both sides of the battle lines, widows, nurses, runaway slaves, and many more. Perhaps the most resonant of many moving stories is \"Ink,\" which shows the lives of soldiers in a prisoner-of-war camp and ends on a darkly ironic beat. The artwork has a rushed, sketchy feel, which matches the urgency of the stories, and washed-out blues and browns that comprise the bulk of the color give the book a strong sense of the period. 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I would recommend this book highly. Gene Demby, NPRs Pop Culture Happy Hour podcastAn amazing piece of work. Virginia Prescott, New Hampshire Public Radio, Word of MouthA graphic rendering of epic destruction and intimate despair, as the authors make Civil War scholarship come alive for readers young and old. The artistry of Fetter-Vorm powerfully captures the devastation that the war wreaked on the country, extending well past the armistice, while the historical context by Bancroft Prize winner Kelman provides the contextual depth . . . . In this gripping graphic narrative, the complexities of history achieve clarity, and the depth of the tragedy has a visceral impact. Kirkus Reviews (starred review)In 15 harrowing chapters, Fetter-Vorm and Ari Kelman's graphic take on the Civil War brings home the shattering costs of America's epochal conflict like almost no other single-volume history . . . Poignant and heartbreaking. Publishers WeeklyBattle Lines is not the first graphic novel about the Civil War, but it is one of the most ambitious. Rather than following a single wartime plot, Battle Lines spans from Congress's 1808 ban on the importation of slaves to the end of Reconstruction in 1876. Readers get concise and useful overviews of seminal moments in the war via newspaper pages that precede each chapter. But the authors smartly forgo comprehensiveness by grounding this bold historical spread in episodic chapters . . . This framework helps balance a useful breadth with striking depth Kenyon Gradert, Los Angeles Review of BooksPowerful and evocative . . . This book belongs in every school library in the country and on the shelf of anyone interested in good art, excellent storytelling, and careful scholarship. Matthew HelmkeA fascinating look at one of the biggest events in United States history . . .The gut-punches started and they simply didn't end until the conclusion of the book . . . I'd highly recommend it. Janelle Asselin, Comics AllianceBattle Lines brings us the Civil War as we've never seen it before. An inspired blend of images and words, this fresh, vivid history is the perfect primer for students and devotees of America's greatest conflict. Tony Horwitz, author of Confederates in the Attic and Midnight RisingBattle Lines is the best film about the Civil War that has never been made. It is a penetrating account of the war's deepest dramas, told in the fewest words imaginable. It is history as poetry. Stephen Kantrowitz, Professor of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and author of More Than FreedomFeaturing inspired storytelling and haunting images, Battle Lines is the best graphic novel ever produced about the Civil War. Josh Neufeld, author of A.D.: New Orleans After the DelugeBattle Lines is thoughtful, sophisticated, and beautifully wrought. 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Everything the real hillbillies wanted [J.D]. Vance to acknowledge is laid out majestically . . . Ramp Hollow offers a granular chronicle of how wealth, poverty and inequality accrete, layer upon generational layer . . . [It] should be read . . . for the compassion and historical attention that Mr. Stoll devotes to this long-maligned region . . .\" Beth Macy, The Wall Street Journal \"Powerful and outrage-making . . . Gravid and well made . . . A painstaking history of how public land became real estate . . . Stoll clings to a history of what the United States could be. His book becomes a withering indictment of rapacious capitalism.\" Dwight Garner, The New York Times\"A searching economic and political history . . . Stoll's sharp book complicates our understanding of a much-misunderstood, much-maligned region that deserves better than it has received.\" Kirkus Reviews\"Stoll identifies [Appalachian poverty], correctly, as a consequence of dispossession. By giving it a distinct pedigree, he helps readers understand why Appalachia became poor and why it has stayed that way for so long . . . He is an appealing writer . . . Stoll's insights on how Appalachia became what it is today are an important corrective to flawed commentary about a much-maligned place.\" Sarah Jones, Publishers Weekly\"In Ramp Hollow, Steven Stoll has written both a scholarly masterpiece about the history of dispossessed men and women and a profoundly humane critique of capitalism in the present as well as the past. Anyone who reads this book will never think about the people who live in 'coal country' the same way again.\" Michael Kazin, author of War Against War: The American Fight for Peace, 19141918 and editor of Dissent\"A deep and moving chronicle of dispossession, Steven Stoll's Ramp Hollow manages, like no other account I have seen, to combine a subtle understanding of Appalachian subsistence practices with a global understanding of the importance of the commons. Erudite, conceptually powerful, magnificently documented, and deeply sympathetic, Ramp Hollow is an instant classic of agrarian history.\" James C. Scott, Sterling Professor of Political Science and Professor of Anthropology, Yale University \"Ramp Hollow is a bold, imaginative, and eminently readable book that opens up vital questions about how we think about the history of alternatives within a dominant capitalist social order. 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+    "text": "In 1787, the fledgling American nation was in the throes of a serious economic depression, at least partly because the Articles of Confederation were too weak to make a stable republic. At the initiative of 36-year-old Virginian James Madison, delegates convened in Philadelphia that year to draft the much stronger U.S. Constitution. This book tells the convention's turbulent story in Madison's own words, drawn from the notes he took at the scene and giving us a daily blow-by-blow. Along the way, modern readers begin to understand just how much of the government's role was up for grabs. Should the executive be a single person, or was that too much like a monarchy? Would all members of Congress be elected by the peoplea potentially dangerous and anarchic propositionor would senators be appointed by the state legislatures? How would slaves be counted for government representation? Larson (a professor of history and law at the University of Georgia) and Winship (a professor of English at the University of TexasAustin) steer readers through the fierce debates with helpful explanations and editorial asides, as well as a cogent epilogue, making this primary source far more than a tidy civics lesson. (On sale Nov. 8) Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.James Madison's record of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 has circulated since 1840 in various forms; this volume claims to be the \"first abridged and annotated\" edition. Addressing modern readers likely to become disoriented in the parliamentary thicket of the unexpurgated version, Larson and Winship distill the most salient differences that emerged in the convention--the representation of states in the national legislature, the form of the executive branch, and the status of slavery. The text thereby linked becomes more dramatic than the delegates' dry discussion of enumerated powers, as when at a contentious moment Benjamin Franklin unsuccessfully moved that the convention hire a minister to offer prayers. Delegates preferred nondivine assistance in their arguments, citing the history of republics, liberty's relation to human nature, or various parochial interests. Bringing forth the flow of deliberations around particular words, which regularly ignited strenuous debate, on slavery in particular, the editors instill both an understanding for the Constitution's underlying compromises and an appreciation for what a vital document Madison's record is. Gilbert TaylorCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved; Title: The Constitutional Convention: A Narrative History from the Notes of James Madison (Modern Library Classics)",
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Its about family. Its about home. . . . The border will continue to trouble the dreams of anyone who is paying attention. . . . Enriques Journeyis among the best border books yet written.The Washington Post Book WorldAn amazing tale . . . for some journalists, research means sitting at a computer and surfing Google . . . For Sonia Nazario . . . it means leaving home for months at a time to sit on top of a moving freight train running the length of Mexico, risking gangsters and bandits and the occasional tree branch that might knock her off and thrust her under the wheels. It means not eating, drinking water or going to the bathroom for 16-hour stretches-all in service to the story.San Francisco ChronicleCompelling . . . Nazario doesnt pull any punches.Dallas Morning News[A] searing report from the immigration frontlines . . . as harrowing as it is heartbreaking. . . . [Nazario] is a fearless reporter who traveled hundreds of miles atop freight trains in order to palpably re-create the danger that faces young migrants as they flee north.People (four stars)Astounding . . . I am unaware of any journalist who has voluntarily placed herself in greater peril to nail down a story than did Nazario.Steve Weinberg, former Executive Director of Investigative Reporters and Editors, The Baltimore SunA story of heartache, brutality, and love deferred that is near mythic in its power.Los Angeles MagazineStunning . . . As an adventure narrative alone,Enriques Journeyis a worthy read. . . . Nazarios impressive piece of reporting . . . turn[s] the current immigration controversy from a political story into a personal one.Entertainment WeeklyGripping . . . astounding . . . viscerally conveys the experience of illegal immigration from Central America . . . [Nazario] has crafted her findings into a story that is at once moving and polemical.Publishers Weekly (starred review)A remarkable feat of immersion reporting . . . [Gives] the immigrant . . . flesh and bone, history and voice . . . The kind of story we have told ourselves throughout history, a story we still need to hear.Los Angeles Times Book ReviewThis portrait of poverty and family ties has the potential to reshape American conversations about immigration.Kirkus Reviews (starred review)A meticulously documented account of an epic journey, one undertaken by thousands of children every year . . . [Nazario] covers both positive and negative effects of immigration, illuminating the problems complexity. . . . In telling Enriques story [she] bears witness for us all.San Francisco ChronicleGripping and harrowing . . . a story begging to be told . . . readers fed up with the ongoing turf wars between fact and fiction, take note: Here is fantastic stunt reporting that places this sometimes hard-to-believe story squarely in the realm of nonfiction.The Christian Science MonitorCompelling . . . drama, pathos, and [the] hot topic of illegal immigration.The San Diego Union-Tribune[Enriques Journey] personifies one of the greatest migrations in history. . . . Much of the book is a thriller . . . a 12,000-mile journey worthy of an Indiana Jones movie.The Orange County RegisterRiveting . . . expert reporting . . . Nazario puts a human face upon a major issue. . . . The breadth and depth of [her] research is astounding.The Plain DealerA heart-racing and heart-rending trip.The Daily NonpareilInsightful and beautifully written and sheds a great deal of light on the horrific journeys immigrants risk to find a better life. Highly recommended.Library JournalA story readers wont soon forget.Tu CiudadThis is a harrowing odyssey that depicts one young man's attempts to reunite with his mother and the social and economic issues involved in illegal immigration.BooklistThis is a twenty-first-century Odyssey. Nazarios powerful writing illuminates one of the darkest stories in our country. This is outstanding journalism. If you are going to read only one non-fiction book this year, it has to be this one, because you know these young heroes. They live next door. . . .Isabel AllendeEnriques Journeyis an empathetic glimpse into the Faustian bargain made by immigrants who leave family behind for a bet on the rewards of life in the North. Sonia Nazarios brave reporting focuses particularly on a consequence of one womans departure from Central America: the horrific gauntlet suffered by her son as he traverses Mexico, often in the company of similar children, all of them in search of their parents.Ted ConoverHere is an account of a boys childhood and youth that becomes a powerfully instructive summons to us readers, who grow into Enriques grateful, spellbound students. His life, his vivid search, teach a haunting lesson of suffering that turns into a kind of redemption.Robert ColesEnrique's Journeyis an important, compelling, harrowing tale, one which will long stay with you. We should all be grateful that Sonia Nazario went to such extraordinary lengths to bring us this story. This is reportage at its finest, both courageous and passionate.Alex KotlowitzEnriques Journeyis the odyssey of our time and place. The story of a boys brave and harrowing search for the mother who loved him but left is the most telling, moving, and unsparing account I have ever read about those who struggle and sacrifice to give their families better lives, and the loneliness and regret that no success can ever fully put to rest. It is a great AmericanI emphasize thatstory, beautifully reported.Scott SimonGripping, heroic and important,Enrique's Journeycaptures the heart. Most Americans or their forebears came to the United States from other countries. They experienced difficult journeys and wrenching family separations-all in the hope of finding a better life in this new land. Enrique's story is our story, beautifully told.Edward James OlmosSonia Nazario, a projects reporter for the Los Angeles Times, has spent more than two decades reporting and writing about social issues, earning her dozens of national awards. 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Levine recounts this tale of Southern institutional rot with the ease and authority born of decades of study.Kirkus Reviews (starred review) A deep, rich, and complex analysis of the period surrounding and including the American Civil War.Publishers Weekly (starred review) This book limns the relationship between slavery and the rise and fall of the Confederacy more clearly and starkly than any other study. General readers and seasoned scholars alike will find new information and insights in this eye-opening account.James M. McPherson, author of Battle Cry Freedom With his characteristic judiciousness and crystalline prose, Bruce Levine demonstrates the toll that disaffection and dissent took on the Confederate cause and brings into sharp focus what the Union victory, enduringly, achieved. He has, in short, written another modern classic.Elizabeth R. 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Levines employment of testimonies by slaveholders, slaves, and pro-Union Southerners is effective and often poignant.BooklistLevines engrossing story chronicles the collapse of a doomed republicthe Confederate States of Americabuilt on the unstable sands of delusion, cruelty, and folly.Adam Goodheart, author of 1861: The Civil War AwakeningBruce Levine vividly traces the origins of the slaveholders rebellion and its dramatic wartime collapse. With this book, he confirms his standing among the leading Civil War historians of our time.James Oakes, author of Freedom NationalEloquent and illuminating . . . Shifting away from traditional accounts that emphasize generals and campaigns, Levine instead offers a brilliant and provocative analysis of the way in which slaves and non-elite whites transformed the conflict into a second American Revolution.Douglas R. 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Wiley, Ph.D.,Pastor, Covenant Baptist United Church of ChristThe Divided Mind of the BlackChurchis an informative work for historians, theologians, and humanities scholars interested in debating what the Black Church needs to be doing in the 21st century.-Journal of African American History\"Warnock carefully traces the history and evolution of the independent black church in America, moving from the black church as a bastion against slavery all the way to the role Ebenezer Baptist and other black churches played in the Civil Rights Movement. He asserts that the black church's roots are in the battle for social liberation of black people, rooted in a progressive understanding of the life and message of Jesus Christ.\"-Mark Reynolds,PopmattersAs a person who is not Black, reading this book provided a learning experience for me. It has helped me better understand the dynamics of the Black church. I could also see this book serving as a way to spark discussion involving all ethnic groups as to how we can all, as fellow Christians, blend the goals of saving lost people and moving the culture toward equality for everyone.-,Ministry\"Warnock weaves together an impressive array of subjects to advance his argument on the divided mind of the black church.His introduction, five chapters, and conclusion provide much in structure and content for the advancement of his burden, namely, the construction of a self-critical liberationist community where piety and protest may be held in balance.-Sociology of Religion\"Raphael Warnock, a son of Pentecostal preachers, a theological protge of James Cone, and pulpit heir of Martin Luther King, Jr., is brilliantly conversant with the ivory tower of academia, yet works in the ebony trenches for justice and the liberation of the 'least of these.' In this literary gift he has insightfully traced the ecclesial and theological journey of the Black Church in America, diagnosing a 'double consciousness' that borders on bipolarity. He prophetically pronounces liberation from captivity to a borrowed oppressive theology that is illustrated by Black pastors who have a picture of Dr. King in the study, but are influenced by Rick Warren when they preach from the pulpit. This scholar-prophet-pastor, in this wonderful work, is presiding over a wedding ceremony, uniting in holy wedlock, piety and protest, the scholarship of liberation and womanist scholars and the ministry and pulpit of the Black Church, with the hope that this marriage will birth a 'new moment of a self critical liberating community.' This family of freedom and faith proposed by Dr. Warnock will usher in that day when 'justice rolls down like waters and righteousness as an ever flowing stream.'\"-Frederick D. Haynes III,Senior Pastor, Friendship-West Baptist ChurchRaphael Warnock is known as one of the most brilliant orators of his generation. This excellent new book reveals him to be a brilliant scholar as well. It is the first major work to critically explore the 'double-minded' relationship between the social practice of black churches and the radical implications of their historical witness against the social oppression of the black masses. Warnocks path-breaking periodization of the social activism of the black church is a major contribution to understanding the role of black churches in this nations often stumbling march toward a racially just society. . . . The Divided Mind of the Black Church is a must read for every black pastor, theologian, scholar, and anyone who wants a deeper understanding of the history and political culture of black churches and the expanding contours of black theological scholarship.-Obery M. 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+    "text": "\"An excellent overview of the first ten centuries of Christian history, unsurpassed in its thoroughness, clarity, and organization. This belongs in the library of anyone interested in the history of Christianity.\" (Justo L. Gonzlez, historian and theologian)\"This is probably the best single-volume account of the history and key themes of the undivided Christian church through the first millennium and beyond available today. Its scope is both broad and focused, covering all geographical areas and epochs of that period, yet also introducing particular key figures and providing thoughtful analyses of important topics such as the relationship between church and state or the understanding of human sexuality. It also provides well-chosen selections of primary texts for further reading. 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John McGuckin's prodigious talents as a scholar and teacher, honed over decades, here achieve a brilliant and widely accessible distillation.\" (Khaled Anatolios, professor of theology, University of Notre Dame)\"To attempt a study of this kind of historical, geographical, prosopographical, literary, and theological scope for a period as massive as the first ten centuries of the Common Era is as ambitious as it is daring. To actually do so, not only with comprehensiveness but with real depth of insight, is an extraordinary achievement. John McGuckin is one of the most learned and energetic historians of early Christianity in the world, and this fine work may be the capstone of his many distinguished studies. From Christian polity to liturgy, from perspectives on war to practices of healing, from views of slavery to views of art, this spectacular volume covers themes largely untouched in earlier macrohistories of the early church.\" (Paul M. 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The result is a rare achievement of immense value to all Christians as they seek to understand their pastand their future.\" (Andrew Louth, professor emeritus of patristic and Byzantine studies, Durham University UK, honorary fellow, faculty of theology, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, author of Modern Orthodox Thinkers)John Anthony McGuckin, formerly reader in patristic and Byzantine theology at the University of Leeds in England, is currently the Nielsen Professor in Late Antique and Byzantine Christian History at Union Theological Seminary and professor of Byzantine Christian Studies at Columbia University in New York City. He is an Archpriest of the Romanian Orthodox Church and a fellow of both the Royal Society of Arts and the Royal Historical Society of the United Kingdom. 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+    "text": "\"White Awake is a profoundly pastoral book with serious implications for the ecclesial, social, and political life of our nation. At a time when conversations about race seem increasingly cross-pressured by various interests and motivations, readers can trust Daniel Hill to tell them the truth about racism and white supremacy. Hill does not use these fraught issues to manipulate, but rather to help his readers see more clearly. If Christians read and consider this book carefully, it will help them. It helped me. I'm grateful to Daniel for writing White Awake.\" (Michael Wear, author of Reclaiming Hope)\"Daniel Hill's personal and deep dive into whiteness, reconciliation, and the dividing lines in our social matrix of race is needed like never before. At a time of ongoing racial weariness and colorblind responses, I'm so grateful for this resource. Allow the transparency and courage of this book to lead you into the needed work of unity, liberation, and justice.\" (Efrem Smith, author of Killing Us Softly and The Post-Black and Post-White Church)\"White Awake is at once personal, practical, and provocative. Well conceived, researched, and written, this timely book provides a detailed consideration of cultural identity and its formation from which everyone can benefitparticularly those of us who are white and willing to engage the topic not only for our own benefit but, more significantly, for the sake of the gospel, as ambassadors of Christ and ministers of reconciliation in an increasingly diverse society. Indeed, it is long past time for us to reflect deeply and responsibly on race, racialization, and reconciliation. With refreshing honesty and only the best of intentions, Daniel has provided us with a means to do just that.\" (Mark DeYmaz, founding pastor of Mosaic Church, author of Building a Healthy Multi-Ethnic Church)Daniel Hill is the founding and senior pastor of River City Community Church, a vibrant, multiethnic church in the Humboldt Park neighborhood of Chicago. He is the author of 10:10: Life to the Fullest. Prior to starting River City, Daniel worked in the business world before serving five years on the staff of Willow Creek Community Church in the Chicago suburbs. He has a business degree from Purdue University, an MA in theology from Moody Bible Institute, a certificate in church-based community and economic development from Harvard Divinity School, and a DMin from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is married to Elizabeth, who is a professor of psychology, and they are the proud parents of two children.; Title: White Awake: An Honest Look at What It Means to Be White",
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+    "text": "Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)Wytsma (Pursuing Justice), lead pastor of Antioch Church in Bend, Ore., and president of Kilns College, has a gift for persuasive argument, well displayed in his deployment of history, biblical theology, and current affairs to demonstrate the subtle and unsubtle ways that white dominance shapes American culture and conversations about race. He does so from the perspective of a passionately committed evangelical Christian calling prophetically for justice for those who have been consistently disadvantaged by a system and culture built on what a white normative standard that shapes perceptions and judgments. Wytsma makes his points without accusation, the better to address an audience of white readers who may be unaccustomed to looking beneath the surface of attitudes about race or unaware of the history of Jim Crow laws and other forces that drove racial segregation. He is especially good at giving a quick tour of the post-Reconstruction history of race. Slavery was formally ended, but disenfranchisement, Black Codes in the South, redlining in housing, and other forms of social control perpetuated inequality. This book should be a wake-up call to Christian communities nationwide.\"The Myth of Equality is written so skillfully that it's easy to miss how much it accomplishes. The first part brings to light, with unflinching honesty, how deeply racism and white privilege are embedded within the founding documents and practices of the United States. The second part masterfully shows that this inequality violates the call of the gospel to justice and unity. And the third part offers some wise suggestions to those of us who are white Christians about how we can 'lay down' our white privilege. I have no doubt that some readers will be angered by the claim that they participate in and benefit from structures of racism and white privilege, well supported though that claim is. I predict that there will be more who are convinced and inspired by the patient, passionate, and nondefensive way in which Wytsma makes his case. It's a book that someone had to write.\" (Nicholas Wolterstorff, Noah Porter Professor Emeritus of Philosophical Theology, Yale University, senior research fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture, University of Virginia, honorary professor, Australian Catholic University)\"White progressives, evangelical and not, seem to enjoy feeling bad about racial injustice and wagging self-righteous fingers at others, but they often exacerbate the injustices of racism by hardening the lines of defense. Far too often the only solutions proposed are more laws, tightening existing laws, and social engineering through public education. What we need are not resolutions but solutionssolutions emerging from real people in real settings, with leaders who have discovered the long, painful path that leads from white privilege and white invisibility to social integration, racial reconciliation, and churches abounding in fellowship across racial lines and celebrating the glories of ethnicities. Ken Wytsma is the kind of leader who offers real solutions toward socialintegration and racial reconciliation, and he comes from that kind of community and church. The Myth of Equality is a genuine contribution for those of us looking for ways forward.\" (Scot McKnight, Julius R. Mantey Professor of New Testament, Northern Seminary)\"White privilege is a subject that few dare to tackle. I applaud Ken for venturing into this rough terrain. Ken's historical approach to white privilege drives the conversation deeper and challenges readers to move beyond a political perspective, toward a kingdom view. His personal journey keeps it grounded in reality. A much needed book for our times.\" (Leroy Barber, The Voices Project)\"With great sensitivity, wisdom, and boldness, Ken takes on the tough, often-taboo topics of privilege and race. He makes a cogent, powerful, and compelling argument for why addressing race and understanding privilege allows us to more fully live out the gospel. He boils down complicated concepts to relatable points through his interweaving of scholars' writings, activists' thinking, historical realities, and personal stories. His humility and posture of learning from others, particularly people of color, make this book an authentic, effective tool for followers of Christ taking seriously the call to pursue justice. This book is needed, timely, and will help reshape the conversation around race in America.\" (Jenny Yang, vice president of advocacy and policy, World Relief)\"Ken Wytsma goes where few dare to tread. He asks hard questions about race, justice, and equality and presents proven and practical solutions. Above all, Ken personifies these solutions; he is seeking to live justice, not just do it. The message in The Myth of Equality is urgent; it's a must-read.\" (Stephan Bauman, former president and CEO of World Relief, author of Break Open the Sky)\"These are challenging times in our larger cultureand within the church. In the midst of these tensions, I'm grateful for voices like Ken Wytsma who are seeking to help the church not only to engage the various challenges but to do it from a posture of humility and deep self-reflection. In The Myth of Equality, Wytsma broaches an incredibly sensitive but pertinent conversation about equality, privilege, race, injustice, and reconciliation. But herein lies the challenge: many of us love the idea of reconciliationuntil we learn that it inevitably involves the messy and arduous work of listening to others' stories, truth telling, confessing, repenting, dismantling, healing, and peacemaking. The Myth of Equality is an important and timely book that helps us dig deeper on the journey of justice and reconciliation.\" (Eugene Cho, pastor and humanitarian, author of Overrated)\"The Myth of Equality is a book for our times. Tumultuous times do not create problems, they reveal them. Political disruption, racial division, and extreme polarization mandate that the church looks itself in the mirror. We must recognize that to whom much is given, much is expected. Privilege is not just a modern progressive agenda, it is an ancient, biblically recognized reality. Ken Wytsma has done the church a favor that can help us recapture the blessed virtue of giving. Leaders seriously interested in helping Christians navigate these important issues would be well served to engage this book.\" (Tyler Johnson, lead pastor, Redemption Arizona)\"One of the greatest obstacles to the journey toward racial justice and reconciliation within the US church is the refusal of white Christians to confront the realities of white supremacy and white privilege. Here, Ken Wytsma comes alongside white Christians to help them tackle this issue, not from the perspective of a distant expert, but as one who continues to wrestle with how privilege and racism impact his own discipleship journey. Rooted in Scripture, history, and personal experience, The Myth of Equality is a valuable primer for anyone struggling to understand racism and privilege.\" (Chanequa Walker-Barnes, associate professor of practical theology, McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University, author of Too Heavy a Yoke)\"The American church stands at an important crossroads. Will we embrace God's plan for the church as revealed in Revelation 7:9, or will the church disintegrate into the chaos, confusion, and cacophony akin to the story of the Tower of Babel as we build dividing walls of hostility? In order to move into God's heart for the church, truth-telling must occur. Without truth, we simply rebuild the Tower of Babel rather than become the people of God. In this book, Ken Wytsma embraces the courage needed to speak the truth in love. Wytsma speaks the truth even at the risk of putting himself in peril. That kind of truth-telling is much needed in our turbulent world. Thank you, Ken, for the courage expressed in this book. May you who engage this book also find the similar courage to take these truths and be transformed by them.\" (Soong-Chan Rah, Milton B. 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Publishers Weekly hascalled him\"one of the new breed of evangelical Christians returning to scripture to redeem justice as a central tenet of faith.\" Ken is the founder of The Justice Conference, an annual international conference that introduces people to a wide range of organizations and conversations related to biblical justice, which has reached over twenty thousand people at conferences across five continents. In addition to serving as the founding pastor of Antioch Church in Bend, Oregon, Ken is president of Kilns College, where he teaches courses on philosophy, justice, and creative leadership. Ken also served for several years as the executive director of a creative office for World Relief and has written articles appearing in RELEVANT Magazine, Church Leaders, Huffington Post, Worship Leader Magazine, OUTREACH Magazine, and more. 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+    "text": "\"So what happened to Christianity in America? This is the question my brother Jonathan faces head-on in this book. He follows this question to the heart of America's original sin, and he invites all of us to join him there and face another question: is our God greater than America's racism? This is a question we must answer, no matter the color of our skin. Slaveholder religion has infected every corner of the church in Americaincluding the black church. We must never forget that there were enslaved people who accepted the theology fed to them on plantations.\" (From the foreword by Dr. William J. Barber II)\"This book contains the message I have been longing to hear for several years now. It is the book so many of us need to read.\" (D. L. Mayfield, author of Assimilate or Go Home)\"Jonathan is a moral prophet and spiritual physician for our time. In this timely book, with the precision of a heart surgeon, he exposes the sickness that has long-plagued American Christianity and infected our society and politics, revealing that none of us is untouched by the disease. With the credibility of his life lived in solidarity with systemically oppressed people, he resounds a clarion call to reform the way in which we live the gospel. This is a must-read for all Christians in America. You will be humbled, enlightened, and motivated to heal the ailing heart of our country and recover its soul.\" (Phileena Heuertz, founding partner, Gravity, a Center for Contemplative Activism)\"God has entrusted Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove with a messagethe gospel of Jesus Christ has been tragically defaced by American white supremacy and must be reconstructed. In this passionate, fast-paced book, Jonathan gives us a distinctively Christological, hopeful path toward faithful reconstruction. God is able! Even though we, in our structures of sin, often feel powerless to exorcise the demon of white racism, know that Gods will shall be done, and Gods reign will come because Gods purposes shall not be defeated. What an empowering, hopeful word Jonathan has for Christians, white and black.\" (Will Willimon, professor of the practice of Christian ministry, author of Who Lynched Willie Earle? and Preaching to Confront Racism)\"In this insightful, accessible volume readers are introduced to the original sin of racism in the United States, which was first and foremost an economic system to benefit the few at the expense of the many. Racism is woven into the fabric of American institutions, and it will require systemic change to bring about true reconciliation. A gospel that doesn't confront racism is no gospel at all, writes Wilson-Hartgrove, for the work of the gospel is to heal that which is divided and to reconcile that which has been torn apart. This book is a must-read for the church.\" (Elaine A. Heath, professor of Missional and Pastoral Theology, Duke Divinity School)Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove (MDiv, Duke Divinity School) is a writer, speaker, and activist. He and his wife, Leah, founded the Rutba House, a house of hospitality where the formerly homeless are welcomed into a community that eats, prays, and shares life together. Jonathan directs the School for Conversion, a nonprofit that pursues beloved community with kids in the neighborhood, through classes in North Carolina prisons, and in community-based education around the country. Jonathan is also an associate minister at the historically black St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. Jonathan is the coauthor of Becoming the Answer to Our Prayers, a coeditor of Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals, and the author of Strangers at My Door, The Awakening of Hope, The Wisdom of Stability, and The New Monasticism. He is also the coauthor, with Rev. Dr. William Barber II, of The Third Reconstruction: Moral Mondays, Fusion Politics, and the Rise of a New Justice Movement.; Title: Reconstructing the Gospel: Finding Freedom from Slaveholder Religion",
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+    "text": "\"Abraham Kuyper's life and work merit close attention in our times, and Contours of the Kuyperian Tradition is an indispensable guide to this rich tradition and its contemporary relevance. Kuyper's labors ranged far and wide, and it can be easy to get lost in the complexity of this dynamic legacy. This volume provides a valuable introduction to these diverse efforts, clarifying and distilling Kuyper's wisdom for today.\" (Jordan J. Ballor, senior research fellow, Acton Institute for the Study of Religion &amp; Liberty, general editor of Abraham Kuyper Collected Works in Public Theology)\"Abraham Kuyper began the neo-Calvinist movement in the Netherlands in the late 1800s as a way to make classic Christianity speak with fresh relevance to the modern world. Now, over a century later, Craig Bartholomew has given us this clear, thorough overview of Kuyper's original insights, their further development, and their relevance in the postmodern world. Both veterans of the movement and those new to it will find here a concise presentation of the distinctive Kuyperian themescreation, worldview, and sphere sovereigntyas they characteristically unfolded in Christian education, philosophy, and political and cultural engagement. Best of all, Bartholomew lays out where Kuyperians can learn from othersand how they might (and must) recover the spirituality and saturation in Scripture that animated Kuyper in the first place. Agree with Kuyper or not, this is the place to go to learn, in brief, what he said, did, and wrought.\" (James D. Bratt, author of Abraham Kuyper: Modern Calvinist, Christian Democrat)\"Craig Bartholomew numbers among the consummate insiders of the Kuyperian tradition, but he has written an accessible guide for the new and curious. Bartholomew presents the distinctive features of neo-Calvinism, such as its emphasis on worldview, sphere sovereignty, and structural pluralism, while also highlighting neglected dimensions such as its spirituality, concern for the poor, and focus on mission. Writing from a South African perspective, Bartholomew also does not shy away from criticizing the tradition when necessary. We've needed a contemporary theological introduction to neo-Calvinism for a long time, and Contours of the Kuyperian Tradition will undoubtedly become a standard textbook in this burgeoning field.\" (Clifford B. Anderson, associate university librarian for research and learning, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN)\"This book provides a welcome introduction to a memorable Christian statesman who also happened to be a formidable theologian, a pious devotional writer, an ever-active journalist, and an important theoretician concerning Christian life in the world. Those who do not yet know Abraham Kuyper will find Craig Bartholomew a reliable guide, while those who have already encountered this 'flying Dutchman' will be pleased with the range and depth of Bartholomew's insights.\" (Mark Noll, author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind)\"What do you get when one of the world's most masterful contemporary theologians engages in constructive and critical dialogue with one of history's most powerful and relevant theological traditions? You get Craig Bartholomew's Contours of the Kuyperian Tradition. Bartholomew's interaction with Kuyper, Bavinck, Prinsterer, Plantinga, and others is smart, accessible, and relevant to a broad range of interests, including public theology, systematic theology, philosophy, political science, education, and biblical theology. 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On the contrary, we receive an independent contemporary engagement with it that does not hesitate to generously use related accents from other traditions. Bartholomew's book illustrates the importance of Kuyper and neo-Calvinism but also offers an important and creative continuation of that tradition.\" (A. L. Th. de Bruijne, professor of ethics and spirituality, Theological University Kampen)Craig G. Bartholomew is H. Evan Runner Professor of Philosophy and professor of religion at Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario. He is dean of the St Georges Centre for Biblical and Public Theology as well as adjunct faculty at Trinity College, Bristol. He has written and edited numerous books, including Introducing Biblical Hermeneutics, The Drama of Scripture (with Michael Goheen), Old Testament Wisdom Literature (with Ryan O'Dowd), and a commentary on Ecclesiastes. He initiated and directed the Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar, which now continues as part of the St Georges Centre.; Title: Contours of the Kuyperian Tradition: A Systematic Introduction",
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+    "text": "\"Revivalor even more, the longing for revivalhas been central throughout American Christian history. But what is meant by revival? Robert Caldwell's well-researched and exceedingly evenhanded book explains clearly what leaders of the American First and Second Great Awakenings taught concerning conversion, free will, the Holy Spirit, and how to interpret Scripture. He also explores with rare sensitivity what they assumed in their revival theologies. The result is a book rich in historical insight but also practical in guiding believers today in thinking about this vitally important matter.\" (Mark Noll, author of The Rise of Evangelicalism)\"Theologies of the American Revivalists should be a valuable resource for scholars, evangelists, and laypeople. It provides clear accounts of the various understandings of evangelical conversion from the days when proponents of revival thought carefully about and debated such matters.\" (George M. Marsden, author of Jonathan Edwards: A Life and C. S. Lewis's Mere Christianity)\"How can we explain the transformation of American revivalism between Edwards and Finney? Why did Americans move from eighteenth-century convictions about the bondage of the will to nineteenth-century confidence in the will's freedom? What drove the transformation of American theology from systematic constructs to common-sense approaches? Caldwell's study provides new answers to these important questions. It is an immensely helpful work of historical theology that is well researched and clearly written. Recommended for all students of American religion and theology.\" (Gerald McDermott, Beeson Divinity School, author of author of The Theology of Jonathan Edwards)\"Conversion experiences and narratives have long been central to evangelical identity, but the doctrines undergirding them are seldom understood with much clarity by their subjects, let alone most others. In this evenhanded history of theologies of revival from the time of George Whitefield to that of Charles Grandison Finney, Robert Caldwell helps us out. He supplies what we need to understand our own experiences, those of converts in churches with different doctrinal perspectives, and the engine of the evangelical movement itself. Everyone interested in American church history, evangelicalism, or the history of revival and evangelistic methods will want to read this reliable, comprehensive, and fair-minded book.\" (Douglas A. Sweeney, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School)\"Since it entered the English language in 1820, the term revivalist has come to be used generically. Like a one-size-fits-all shoe, the designation has been deemed equally applicable to every evangelistic preacher from Whitefield to Moody, from Edwards to Graham. But these awakeners were not just so many duplicates. The strength of Robert Caldwell's Theologies of the American Revivalists is that it helps us see that there were distinguishable ideas of Christian revival in circulation prior to the Great Awakening, that the Great Awakening immediately spawned competing theologies of revival, and that the early nineteenth century's Second Awakening spawned still more. This is now the go-to volume for those wanting to trace these developments and to understand their bearing on our time.\" (Kenneth Stewart, professor of theological studies, Covenant College, Lookout Mountain, GA, author of Ten Myths About Calvinism)\"Robert W. Caldwell's Theologies of the American Revivalists offers an illuminating and authoritative review of how leading American revivalists, from Jonathan Edwards to Charles Finney, grappled with issues such as the nature of gospel preaching, conversion, and sanctification. I recommend it highly.\" (Thomas S. 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Reichs book is sobering and clear-eyed, and, in equal parts, thrilling and thought provoking.There were times that I had to stand up and clear my thoughts to continue reading this astonishing and important book.Siddhartha Mukherjee, Pulitzer Prize-winning author ofThe Emperor of All MaladiesReichsbook reads like notes from the frontline of the 'Ancient DNA Revolution' withall the spellbinding drama and intrigue that come with such a hugetransformation in our understanding of human history.\"Anne Wojcicki, CEOand Co-Founder of 23andMeIn just five years, the study of ancient DNA has transformed our understanding of world prehistory. 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For more than five years, Ian Johnson travelled all around China to observe rituals that few outsiders ever witness: funerals and temple fairs, fortune-telling and internal alchemy, Daoist cultivation exercises and underground Christian church services.Johnson writes about Chinese believers with detail and insight, but also with great heart their stories are often inspiring and moving.At a time when most China books focus on politics or economics, this is the best exploration of the cultural and moral life of everyday citizens. Peter Hessler, author of River Town: Two Years of the YangtzeOn one levelIan Johnsons book is about sages and spiritual pursuits, but it also embodies critical insights into Chinese society andits looming existential concerns.His engaging stories reflect a deep understanding of Chinese traditional religions: Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, as well as the rebellious groups and sects popular among those on the bottom rung of society. I wonder if I can attribute such knowledge and insights to the authors deep roots in China? Since the 1980s he has spent most of his time there, traversing the countryside and the city streets, calling on the impoverished and downtrodden, and immersing himself in the lives of ordinary folks.His tripartite masterpiece Wild Grass and his newest book, The Souls of China, are the most remarkable works to come from a western author in the past two decades. Liao Yiwu, exiled Chinese author of God is Red: The Secret Story of How Christianity Survived and Flourished in Communist China, The Corpsewalker: Real Life Stories, China from the Bottom Up, and For A Song and a Hundred Songs: A Poets Journey through a Chinese Prison.The great Chinese writer Lu Xun once wrote that when many men pass along the same way, a new road is made. The Souls of Chinashows us how the Chinese people, some with heroic steps and others with hesitant ones, are making a new road for Chinese religion in the twenty-first century. The reappearance and flourishing of religion is perhaps the most surprising aspect of the dramatic changes in China in recent decades.With great sensitivity Ian Johnson guides us on a tour of the rituals, festivals, and above all some of the remarkable characters who make up this new Chinese religious world.This is a beautiful, moving and insightful book. Michael Szonyi, author of Cold War Island and director, Harvard University's Fairbank Center for Chinese StudiesIan Johnson breaks new ground with a brilliant approach, mixing theoretical explorations with real life vignettes from a convincing insider-outsider-combined perspective, making them commenting each other, illuminating in the same way as through the traditional Chinese criticism paradigm of I commentate the six classics which commentate me.The Souls of China is a must read for an understanding of China. Qiu Xiaolong, author of The Inspector Chen Novels This entrancing and engaging book challenges themodern assumption that religion is a thing of the past; on the contrary,the dramatic resurgence of spiritualityin China, after a century of violent persecution, suggests that it is an irrepressibleforce that mayin some sense be essential to humanity. Karen Armstrong, author of Fields of BloodIan Johnson peels back the gleaming surfaces of modern China to reveal a sacred landscape underneatha web of ritual and tradition, myth and faiththat has sustained the Chinese for centuries and is doing so anew. Over a year in the traditional calendar, Johnson takes us on an extraordinarily rich and intimate journeyfrom pilgrimages on holy mountains, to the thriving Protestant congregations in the nations booming cities, to the village farmhouses where Daoist funerals are held and fortunes told. Johnson shows us what is really in Chinese souls and hearts. This vividly written, deeply researched book will be the primary work about religious faith in China for years to come. LeslieT. Chang, author of Factory Girls: From Village to City in a Changing ChinaMr. Johnson has long delved into the Chinese soul, winning a Pulitzer prize in 2001 for his reporting in the Wall Street Journal on the partys suppression of Falun Gong, a spiritual movement. He compares the religious revival with the Great Awakenings in America in the 18th and 19th centuries, when a stirring of popular Christian belief led to major social and political change.A fascinating panorama. The EconomistCompelling. Johnsons fundamental aim in this book is to make sense of this great spiritual awakening, which he does with compassion and insight. He also wisely avoids offering any facile or sweeping explanations for a phenomenon that is clearly not unique to China. Rather, by focusing on four different religious groups that cut across regional and socioeconomic dividesand by following them all through a full lunar yearhe is able to situate the particular Chinese experience within larger realities that define our current world.Wonderful. Los Angeles Review of BooksChinese society is not religious. At least thats the conventional wisdom, which argues that there is no place for religion in a China consumed by materialist capitalism under the control of a dictatorial government. But in The Souls of China, journalist Ian Johnson brilliantly demonstrates that the conventional wisdom is wrong.Vivid and moving.The Washington PostA masterpiece of observation and empathy.What Johnson brilliantly describes in this book is how ordinary people, seeking faith to give meaning to their lives, are not waiting for Xi to lead them to his version of the promised land. Daoists, Buddhists, and Confucians are allowed to rebuild temples and memories of past practices persist, enabling believers to return to them. The New York Review of Books[A] fascinating odyssey through contemporary Chinese religion.Johnson succeeds in having produced a nuanced group portrait of Chinese citizens striving for non-material answers in an era of frenetic materialism. The GuardianFascinating.Johnson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, guides us on his exploration of the resurgence in religious belief by using a map grounded in tradition. He frames his book around the Chinese lunar calendar seasons such as The Awakening of the Insects or The Hungry Ghosts Festival. It is a charming conceit that provides a living link to ancient beliefs. En route, he introduces us to a rich cast of well-drawn characters who bring the pages alive. Their faith brings a personal dimension to this meticulously researched book, six years in the making.A deeply knowledgeable, eminently readable and important book that reveals a side of China that foreigners rarely explore. [Johnson] is an excellent and companionable guide. The Christian Science MonitorPulitzer Prize-winning journalist Johnson delves into the lives of several families and communities as they live out varying faith traditions in China. Along the way, he provides useful history lessons on how religion in China has come to be what it is today. In touching, descriptive prose, Johnson brings his subjects to life amid a colorful backdrop.Throughout this worthwhile study, the author touches on a wide array of issues related to faith in Chinese culture, including the advent of the technology age, urbanization, respect for the dead, the role of family, and the ever looming communist state.Engaging, timely, and humane. Kirkus Reviews *starred review* Through interviews conducted with a wide variety of practitioners, Johnson paints a vivid picture of the diversity of Chinese religious life.He provides a fascinating account of how traditional activities recovered after enduring severe repression during Chinas Cultural Revolution (1966-76). An excellent work that is highly recommended for readers interested in Chinese culture or religion. Library Journal *starred review* Johnsons writing is compelling and lyrical, and his research strikes a fluid balance between the political implications of a resurgence of spirituality in a society that for so long suppressed any official religious presence, and the implications for daily life and society found in the complex and human details of this new populist cultural development, including funerals, births, marriages, and applications of government propaganda. The book should appeal to anyone interested in China, and to readers interested in how people use religion and spirituality to forge relationships, build cultures, and make sense of their lives. Publishers WeeklyJohnson practices what might be called slow reporting: a form of patient watching, listening, and asking that produces deep insight into Chinas multifaceted religious revival. He sits with a Christian prayer group, practices Taoist meditation, participates in a raucous yet spiritual mountain pilgrimage, and attends burial rites. As a curious foreigner, he is welcomed by Chinese hosts who graciously instruct him on their idiosyncratic beliefs. His deft descriptions of these encounters distill the results of broad scholarly research with gentle humor and quiet emotion. Foreign AffairsJohnsonis at his best, showcasing his mastery of immersive reporting as he travels with Buddhist pilgrims and lives with Chinese Christians.[A] peerless book. Foreign PolicyWonderful.For anyone interested in looking beyond the headlines to understand the complexity of religious life in China today, The Souls of China is a must-read. 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Gilbert Taylor, BooklistEven seasoned American history readers will likely find new content on a pivotal era. Library Journal (starred review)Ferreiro mounts a deeply informed, authoritative, and compelling argument for the importance of two major European powers to American independence. Instead of the myth of heroic self-sufficiency, he writes, the real story is that the American nation was born as the centerpiece of an international coalition. . . . Besides offering a vivid chronicle of combat, the author traces the tense negotiations between American emissaries in Europenotably Benjamin Franklin and Silas Deaneand their French and Spanish counterparts. . . . A largely untold, engrossing history of our nations fraught, and unlikely, path to liberty. Kirkus (starred review)For some time, historians have understood that globalization was born during the founding of the American colonies, north and south. Now comes Larrie Ferreiro to recount in this magnificent volume the myriad ways that the globalized world was very much in play when those colonies began to come undoneduring the American Revolution. A whole canvas of passions and interests is illumined here, allowing us to see history through a thoroughly fresh lens.Marie Arana, author of Bolvar: American LiberatorAs Larrie Ferreiro proves in this fascinating and groundbreaking account of the American Revolutionary War, there would have been no United States without the help of France and Spain. Brothers at Arms is an important corrective to the notion that our nationhood was preordained. As Ferreiro demonstrates time and time again, American independence depended on France and Spain. Nathaniel Philbrick, author of Bunker Hill and Valiant AmbitionIn Brothers at Arms, Larrie D. Ferreiro recasts the American Revolution in a revealing new light by situating the local fight for freedom in the context of global power struggles. 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+    "text": "An absolutely magnificent book! Jonah Goldberg is brilliant both in his intellect and in his writing. Amusing, terrifying, informative and thought-provoking,Suicide of the Westis an intellectual oasis of hope in a desert of self-destructive ignorance. Brad Thor, #1New York Timesbestselling author ofSpymaster Jonah GoldbergsSuicide of the Westis a tour de force. As ever, Goldberg wears his extraordinary erudition lightly as he demonstrates how the ideas that have animated free societies for the past 250 years are the greatest creations of humankindand how we are imperiling our posterity by the way we mishandle, ignore, and belittle them. This is a very important book. John Podhoretz, Editor,Commentary Magazine When future archeologists are digging through our ruins and asking, as they will ask, What the hell were they thinking? I hope they come upon a copy ofSuicide of the West, and that it is only slightly charred from the bonfire into which the mad idiot ideologues of our time are sure to cast it. Kevin Williamson,National Reviewcorrespondent Populism and identity politics are not just unpleasant; they are an existential threat to the American way of life. With characteristic wit and erudition, Jonah Goldberg argues that if you value democracy and a free society, you must stand against ideological tribalism, no matter what your politics.Suicide of the Westraises an alarm everyone needs to hear, and makes clear the path we need to take. Arthur C. Brooks, President of the American Enterprise Institute Understanding where America stands calls for someone with an intellectual lens that can integrate Schumpeter andFight Club, Karl Marx and Walter White. InSuicide of the West, Jonah Goldberg begins with a compelling thesis, expounds it with massive evidence, and led me to a new and deeper understanding of our predicament. And yet I found myself reading the book for fun. How is it possible with a book this serious?Jonah Goldberg is that good. Charles Murray, author ofComing Apart No book better explains this perilous American moment than Jonah Goldberg'sSuicide of the West. Deeply researched, beautifully written and brilliantly argued, Goldberg uses trademark logic and humor to explain how the 'miracle' of liberal democracy and capitalism created the conditions for Western thriving and how complacence about the system could hasten its collapse. Equal parts history and polemic,Suicide of the Westis a bracing and necessary reminder that the success of the West is neither accidental nor inevitable. It will be one of the most important books of the year. Steve Hayes, Editor-in-Chief ofThe Weekly Standardand a Fox News Contributor Thats what I appreciate about the bookit makes me think, it engages in ideas, and fundamentally what the book is saying is: Dont throw the baby out with the bathwater. Trevor Noah, The Daily Show This is the book of the year.New York Post It is indeed a serious book with perhaps the rarest of things: the potential to change your mind on any number of subjects. That it is written with great good humor and some laugh out loud moments should not disguise that it is very serious andvery important.Hugh Hewitt an important exploration of why were giving up the philosophy that built the modern West.Ben Shapiro Progressives and conservatives will have their disputes with this book, but the conversations are well worth having.Library Journal (starred review)\"[Suicide of the West]makes a simple, vitally important argument about gratitude and perpetuation. And it synthesizes the research and theories of dozens of sociologists, historians, and economists in a new and helpful way. IfSuicide of the Westlike Goldbergs first book, the bestsellerLiberal Fascismcomes to be so widely read and debated that it shapes the public understanding of its subject, we will be much better off for it.The Weekly Standard ambitious, engrossing, and provocativesplendid.Commentary magazineJonah Goldberg is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and a senior editor at National Review, and his nationally syndicated column appears in over 100 newspapers across the United States. He is a weekly columnist for the Los Angeles Times, a member of the board of contributors to USA Today, a Fox News contributor, and a member of the \"Fox News All-Stars.; Title: Suicide of the West: How the Rebirth of Tribalism, Populism, Nationalism, and Identity Politics is Destroying American Democracy",
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Featuring lush descriptive writing and an unusual cast of characters you won't soon forget.BustleA fascinating journey through Alaska.New York Post[An]informative and entertaining history-cum-travelogue.Shelf AwarenessAn eye-opener.People\"Apleasing mix of travelogue and history, and the many colorful charactershuman and otherwisekeep the pages turning.\"Charleston City PaperTourists will certainly enjoy reading about both the past and the present, and the breezy, self-deprecating tone makes for an obvious vacation diversion.BooklistAn entertaining and informative trip around Alaskas coastline.Kirkus ReviewsWhether youve already fallen in love with Alaska, or simply intend to in the future, Tip of the Iceberg was written for you. Mark Adams is an adventurous travelers ideal guide to the breathtaking natural historyand colorful human historyof one of Americas most fascinating corners.Susan Casey, author of Voices in the Ocean: A Journey into the Wild and Haunting World of Dolphins WithTip of the Iceberg, Mark Adams gave me, in spades, what I always hope to find in a book: the chance to effortlessly learn something extraordinary. I was constantly laughing, shaking my head in astonishment, and trying to slow down so I wouldnt finish it too fast. Some of my favorite people show up in this book, from John Muir to John Burroughs, but Adams himself may be the most unforgettable character.Candice Millard, author of Hero of the Empire Tip of the Iceberg radiates a warmth we don't usually associate with up north. Adams finds nuggets of gold everywhere, and spins a story as expansive as Alaska itself.Sam Kean, author of Caesars Last BreathMore Praise for Mark AdamsThe lively, skeptical but open-minded travel writer Mark Adams . . . takes readers along to four plausible sites, without quackery and with a contagious spirit of curiosity, interviewing scores of experts and fanatics, and painting pictures that will make even the most levelheaded traveler yearn to repeat his fantastic itinerary.The New York Times Book Review on Meet Me in AtlantisFew mythical places exert a more powerful pull on the imagination than Atlantis, and here the fabled lost city has found its perfect chronicler. Adventurous, inquisitive, and mirthful, Mark Adams gamely sifts through the eons of rumor, science, and lore to find a place that, in the end, seems startlingly real indeedlike a vivid dream surfacing from the weird and murky depths of human consciousness.New York Times bestselling author Hampton SidesonMeet Me in AtlantisAlways entertaining, Meet Me in Atlantis also introduces a significant amount of Platonic philosophy and devotes generous space to legitimate archaeology like that in Akrotiri. Perhaps the most enjoyable aspect is Adamss knack for clever descriptions of places and people.The Daily BeastonMeet Me in AtlantisA serious (and seriously funny) travelogue, a smart and tightly written history, and an investigative report into perhaps the greatest archaeological discovery in the last century.National Geographicon Turn Right at Machu PicchuAdams deftly weaves together Inca history, Bingham's story, and his own less heroic escapade. . . . 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+    "text": "Now in its fifth edition, The History of Texas is fullyrevised and updated to cover the entire sweep of Texas history,from the pre-Columbian era through the Election of 2012.Incorporating the latest scholarship in all fields of Texashistorybe they political, social, or culturalthe newedition of this classic text offers the latest insights into theoriginal inhabitants, explorers, heroes, villains, politicians,sports stars and celebrities, as well as the unsung heroes ofhistory, the ordinary people who shaped the regions past andpaved the way to Texas statehood. New perspectives ontwentieth-century Texas events address the Progressive Era, theGreat Depression, World War II and post-war modernization, and thestates transition during the 1960s and into the 1980s.The book has been re-organized to better meet the needs ofinstructors and features a thoroughly rewritten final chaptercovering a series of hot-button issues in modern-day Texas rangingfrom the recent gas-drilling boom to the rise of the Tea Party.With more than 100 photographs and 19 maps, The History ofTexas remains the most comprehensive, best-illustrated, andinclusive survey of the Lone Star State.For instructor and student resources online, visit www.wiley.com/go/texashistory.Robert A. Calvert, a fifth-generation Texan, wasProfessor of History at Texas A&amp;M University, where he taughtfor more than twenty-five years. He received his B.A. and M.A.degrees from the University of North Texas and his Ph.D. from theUniversity of Texas at Austin. A former President of the TexasState Historical Association as well as a Fellow and Honorary LifeMember of that organization, Dr. Calvert wrote or edited numerousbooks and articles, most of them on Texas history.Arnoldo De Len is C. J. Red DavidsonProfessor of History at Angelo State University, Texas. He is theauthor of several works on Texas and Mexican American history,among them The Tejano Community:1836-1900 (1982, 1997);Mexican Americans in Texas: A Brief History (1993, 1999,2009); Racial Frontiers: Africans, Chinese, and Mexicans inWestern America, 1848-1890 (2002); and editor of War Alongthe Border: The Mexican Revolution and Tejano Communities(2012); and co-author of North to Aztln: A History ofMexican Americans in the United States (2006). His numerousawards and distinctions include selection as Fellow of the TexasState Historical Association and membership in the Texas Instituteof Letters. He was the recipient, in 2013, ofthe NationalAssociation of Chicana and Chicano Studies Premio Estrellade Aztln Lifetime Achievement Award.Gregg Cantrell is the Erma and Ralph Lowe Chair in TexasHistory at Texas Christian University. He is the author or editorof numerous works on Texas history, including Lone Star Pasts:Memory and History in Texas (2007), Stephen F. Austin,Empresario of Texas (1999), and Feeding the Wolf: John B.Rayner and the Politics of Race (2001). He is a member of theTexas Institute of Letters and Fellow of the Texas State HistoricalAssociation, of which he served as President, 2013-2014.; Title: The History of Texas",
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Tighter editing for the next edition could make it more useful still.\" (Reviews in History, 9 June 2011\"An overview of the political and economic events is combined with a look at this social impact through an examination of the lives of ordinary people.\" (Times Higher\"Summing Up: Essential. All levels/libraries.\" (Choice, 1 August 2011)\"This fact alone makes Chomsky's volume a welcome addition to the historiography of Cuba, and more broadly, Latin America . . . Chomsky's book is concise (less than 200 pages of text) and highly readable, two characteristics favorable for course adoption.\" (The Americas, 1 July 2011)\"In the case of the Cuban revolution, this book fulfils that intent and appears as a useful addition to the available teaching material. Its division in chapters that can stand alone, based around the themes of economy and politics, relations with the United States, migration, culture, diversity, the special period and Cuba in the 21st century, would allow teachers to use particular sections as class material in a wide range of courses. Tighter editing for the next edition could make it more useful still.\" (Reviews in History, 9 June 2011\"An overview of the political and economic events is combined with a look at this social impaSelected as CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title for 2011 - 3.01.12\"This excellent short history covers a number of themes while managing to be exceptionally insightful... Chomsky brings a balanced breath of fresh air that not only informs readers but also illuminates the topic. Summing Up: Essential. All levels/libraries.\" (Choice, 1 August 2011)\"This fact alone makes Chomsky's volume a welcome addition to the historiography of Cuba, and more broadly, Latin America . . . Chomsky's book is concise (less than 200 pages of text) and highly readable, two characteristics favorable for course adoption.\" (The Americas, 1 July 2011)\"In the case of the Cuban revolution, this book fulfils that intent and appears as a useful addition to the available teaching material. Its division in chapters that can stand alone, based around the themes of economy and politics, relations with the United States, migration, culture, diversity, the special period and Cuba in the 21st century, would allow te\"This excellent short history covers a number of themes while managing to be exceptionally insightful... Chomsky brings a balanced breath of fresh air that not only informs readers but also illuminates the topic. Summing Up: Essential. All levels/libraries.\" (Choice, 1 August 2011)\"This fact alone makes Chomsky's volume a welcome addition to the historiography of Cuba, and more broadly, Latin America . . . Chomsky's book is concise (less than 200 pages of text) and highly readable, two characteristics favorable for course adoption.\" (The Americas, 1 July 2011)\"In the case of the Cuban revolution, this book fulfils that intent and appears as a useful addition to the available teaching material. Its division in chapters that can stand alone, based around the themes of economy and politics, relations with the United States, migration, culture, diversity, the special period and Cuba in the 21st century, would allow teachers to use particular sections as class material in a wide range of courses. Tighter editing for the next edition could make it more useful still.\" (Reviews in History, 9 June 2011\"An overview of the political and economic events is combined with a look at this social impact through an examination of the lives of ordinary people.\" (Times Higher Education Supplement, 24 February 2011)\"This book is a useful textbook for undergraduate students and a welcome addition to the historiography on the Cuban Revolution. I would even strongly recommend it to any tourist visiting the island since it is concise, very well written, and easy to digest.\" (\"Hispanic American Historical Review\", 1 August 2012)\"Approaching Cuba's revolutionary experiment with third-world socialism from a decidedly sympathetic, progressive, and anti-imperialist standpoint, Chomsky does not shy away from airing the revolution's dirty laundry even if she places most of the blame for its troubles squarely at the feet of its more powerful neighbor to the north.\" - \"Latin American in Focus: Cuba \"(ABC-Clio, 2013)\"This excellent short history covers a number of themes while managing to be exceptionally insightful... Chomsky brings a balanced breath of fresh air that not only informs readers but also illuminates the topic. Summing Up: Essential. All levels/libraries.\" (Choice, 1 August 2011)\"This fact alone makes Chomsky's volume a welcome addition to the historiography of Cuba, and more broadly, Latin America . . . Chomsky's book is concise (less than 200 pages of text) and highly readable, two characteristics favorable for course adoption.\" (The Americas, 1 July 2011)\"In the case of the Cuban revolution, this book fulfils that intent and appears as a useful addition to the available teaching material. Its division in chapters that can stand alone, based around the themes of economy and politics, relations with the United States, migration, culture, diversity, the special period and Cuba in the 21st century, would allow teachers to use particular sections as class material in a wide range of courses. Tighter editing for the next edition could make it more useful still.\" (Reviews in History, 9 June 2011\"An overview of the political and economic events is combined with a look at this social impact through an examination of the lives of ordinary people.\" (Times Higher Education Supplement, 24 February 2011)\"This book is a useful textbook for undergraduate students and a welcome addition to the historiography on the Cuban Revolution. I would even strongly recommend it to any tourist visiting the island since it is concise, very well written, and easy to digest.\" (\"Hispanic American Historical Review,\" 1 August 2012)Now available in a fully-revised and updated new edition, AHistory of the Cuban Revolution provides a concise andinsightful overview of the background to the revolution and thecourse it took over five and a half decades. 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After prodigious research, Professor Shane White rescues Jeremiah G. Hamilton from oblivion.\" -- The New York Times\"Chronicles how the complex and notorious Hamilton bucked racial stereotypes and social expectations to make his unprecedented wealth...a fascinating picture of the enigmatic figure.\" Ebony\"If this Hamilton were around today, he might have his own reality TV show or be a candidate for president...An interesting look at old New York, race relations and high finance.\" New York PostLike Mr. Hamilton himself, Shane White makes the impossible possible. Only the indispensable historian of black New York could have brought the \"Prince of Darkness\" back to life. He makes smudgy newspapers and dusty court records pulse with the ambition, treachery, and hilarity of a different age of boom, bust, and dubious racial progress. A great read about a one-of-a-kind who nevertheless has much to tell us about Gotham and U.S. history. David Waldstreicher, The Graduate Center, City University of New YorkWhite details his incredible life, marriage to a white woman, and contentious presence on Wall Street, in the process revealing the ways that historians reconstruct the past. An engaging look at an extraordinary man. BooklistHamilton's story is gripping; so, too, is his puzzling near disappearance from the historical record. White does an excellent job drawing out the facts of Hamilton's life and supplementing them with details from the history of Wall Street and of other African American New Yorkers of the era. Library JournalA well-told, stereotype-busting tale about a nineteenth century black financier who dared to be larger than life, and got away with it! Elizabeth Dowling Taylor, author of A SLAVE IN THE WHITE HOUSEVillain? Hustler? Financial Genius? Black Horatio Alger? The White Man's worst nightmare? With panoramic vision and panache, Shane White unravels the mystery that is Jeremiah G. Hamilton. Robin D. G. 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Mellon Foundation and co-author with Heidi Ardizzone, LOVE ON TRIALShane White's impeccably researched book offers a compelling history of Jeremiah Hamilton, America's first black Wall Street millionaire. Prince of Darkness tells the complex story of race and wealth in antebellum New York, with a mysterious and sometimes purposefully ambiguous character at its center. From the islands of the Caribbean to Gotham, Hamilton welded together grit and intellectual agility that propelled him into unimaginable wealth. Unlike his African American contemporaries, Jeremiah Hamilton was less concerned with respectability politics or racial uplift. The \"Prince of Darkness\" was a man who wanted to be rich, and nothing would stand in his way. 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Lineberry has produced a triumph in this heroic story that illuminates our country's ongoing struggles with race.\" Henry Louis Gates, Jr, Professor in American History Harvard University and Executive Producer of Finding Your RootsWhen the Charleston slave Robert Smalls appropriated the Confederate steam vessel Planter and daringly piloted it out of the harbor to the Union blockade fleet in 1862, winning freedom for himself and fifteen others including his family, he became a Union hero and launched his own career as a black leader. Cate Lineberry tells this riveting and important story with great skill and verve. James McPherson, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Battle Cry of Freedom and Professor Emeritus of United States History at Princeton UniversityBe Free or Die makes you want to stand up and cheer. 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A must read for any serious Civil War student interested in the crucial events leading up to the Battle of Antietam. It is an instant classic on the subject, superbly written, and a ready preface to what will be an equally important and fresh approach to the battle in a second book.\"Blue and Gray Magazine\"Hartwig has unquestionably produced the most thoroughly researched book published in this Civil War sesquicentennial period.\"Journal of Southern History\"[To Antietam Creek's] sheer comprehensiveness makes it indispensable for studying the Maryland Campaign. For the first time, the entirety of the campaign, from the end of the Second Battle of Bull Run on August 30 to the night of September 16 is covered in detail... The narrative is clear and strikingly vivid, making for a compelling read... Hartwig offers a wonderful study on the battlefield commanders as well, maintaining a fair and balanced account... 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It is essential reading for all who want to understand the New Testament and recent controversies that have arisen in New Testament Studies.\" Paul Trebilco, Professor of New Testament Studies, Department of Theology and Religion, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand\"Kstenberger and Kruger have written a book which not only introduces the reader to the problematic Bauer thesis and its contemporary resurgence, but which, layer by layer, demonstrates its failure to account reliably for the history of communities, texts, and ideas which flourished in the era of early Christianity. In their arguments, the authors demonstrate their competence in the world of New Testament studies. But, additionally, they weave throughout the book insights into how fallacies within contemporary culture provide fuel for a thesis which long ago should have been buried. Believers will find in these pages inspiration to 'contend earnestly for the faith once for all delivered to the saints.'\"D. 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Holliday eventually headed home to his room in a boardinghouse, but Clanton kept drinking and getting more worked up.As chief of police, even off-duty and playing in a card game, Virgil Earp always remained alert to possible trouble. But empty threats were common in Western saloons. Men had a few drinks too many, promised to commit mayhem on somebody else, and forgot all about it the next day when they sobered up. Ike Clanton had a reputation in Tombstone as a loudmouth who fired off hot air, not hot lead. Virgil didnt take him too seriously. When the marathon poker game finally concludedafterward, nobody seemed to remember who won or lost, so no huge sums could have changed hands Clanton swore again to Virgil that he was going to get his guns and then settle things with Holliday the next time he saw him. He added that it seemed Virgil was part of a group conspiring against him. The Earps and Doc Holliday, Clanton warned, had better get ready to fight. The police chief replied that he was going to get some sleep, Ike should do the same, and he better not cause any problems while Virgil was in bed.Dawn on that Wednesday morning broke bitterly cold in southeastern Arizona Territory, so it was a good time to stay warm under the covers. A storm was on the way; Thursday would bring sleet and snow. Extremes in weather had been common all year in the region. The blazing heat of summer was a given, but April through early July had been the hottest and driest in memory. When rain finally did come in July and intermittently thereafter, it frequently arrived as a deluge. Just weeks earlier, much of sprawling Cochise Countyroughly the size of the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island combinedhad been drenched. The desert soil, baked rock-hard by the sun under a coating of sand, didnt absorb moisture well, and roads throughout the county flooded. Now biting winds whipped down from the north, causing the temperature to plummet. It was not a comfortable morning to be outdoors.Yet as Virgil Earp fell asleep, the main streets of Tombstone still bustled with people. It was always that way, every hour of every day. Tombstone was a mining town, built over a warren of underground tunnels and surrounded by a bristling ring of hoists, smelters, and other structures manned nonstop in a frenzied communal effort to wring as much profit from the earth as possible. The mines operated in shifts, never closing, so neither did many of the towns dazzling array of shops, restaurants, and saloons. Weather, like the time of day, made no difference. Broiling, freezing, day, night, Tombstone pulsated with frantic energy. In some form or another, everyone there was on the make.For the better part of twenty years, Virgil Earp and his brothers, James, Wyatt, and Morgan, had roamed the American frontier, trying to make the great fortune and secure the leading places in a community that their family had coveted, and failed to achieve, for generations. Tombstone, they hoped, was where their dreams would finally come true. Virgil was police chief and a United States deputy marshal, James had a sampling room saloon, Wyatt and Morgan sometimes worked for Wells Fargo, and all four brothers owned shares of mine property in and around town. Wyatt had hopes of being elected county sheriff in another year, a job with the potential to pay him as much as $40,000 a yearthe kind of wealth that might gain the Earps admittance to Tombstones highest social circles. Finally, they would be somebody.Tombstone was a place where such things could happen. Thirty miles from the Mexican border, seventy miles from Tucson, the town was well known throughout the country, mentioned frequently in the business sections of major newspapers from New York City to San Francisco. Its silver mines were said to be the richest since the legendary Comstock Lode was discovered in Nevada Territory in 1859. Legitimate investors, less savory speculators, prospectors in search of strikes that would make their fortunes, and experienced miners looking for work constantly flooded into town, along with those hopeful of siphoning off some of the rumored riches into their own pocketslawyers, merchants, gamblers, saloonkeepers, prostitutes. In that way, Tombstone was typical of any mining boomtown.Yet it was also unique. By design as much as by accident, Tombstone was a cultural contradiction, one where the usual mining camp demimonde delights of fixed card games, brothels, and cheap rotgut coexisted amicably with swank hotels and restaurants, world-class stage entertainment, and pricey blended whiskies of the sort sipped in the finest East Coast metropolitan watering holes. Civic leaders were about to debate the advisability of installing sewer lines, and telephones linked the major mines and the busy Mining Exchange Building, as well as a few of Tombstones glitziest hotels. The town was an addictive hybrid of elegance and decadence, a place soon to be described in one prominent travel magazine as a spasm of modernism. Tombstone deserved the description. In many ways the town was the logical culmination of what, in just over a century, the American West had come to represent: Limitless opportunities for any man to achieve any ambition, no matter how lofty or unlikely. On this chilly morning, there was no other place like Tombstone in all of Arizona Territory, or in much of America.Thanks to stringent ordinances prohibiting guns to be carried within city limits, Tombstone was mostly a safe place, too. It was inevitable, in any community with so many saloons patronized by prideful, hard-drinking men, that alcohol-fueled testosterone overflow periodically resulted in fist-fights or drunken attempts at gunplay. More often, bellowed threats like Ike Clantons against the Earps and Doc Holliday were never carried out. The efficient town police force sent prospective combatants home to sleep it off, or else locked them up for the night and took them to court to be fined the next morning for disturbing the peace. As the sun rose on October 26, the vast majority of Tombstone residents had never witnessed, much less participated in, physical violence or gunplay within town limits. Billy Breakenridge, who served several years as a Cochise County deputy sheriff, later claimed that I never heard of a house [in Tombstone] being robbed, or anyone being held up in the city, and it was perfectly safe for any lady or gentleman to pass along the streets, day or night, without being molested. The most substantive proof came in August 1881, when Chief Earp informed the city council that things were so quiet, the town police force could be reduced to three menhimself and two officers, though he reserved the right to appoint civilians as special deputies if necessary. (When he testified in a trial in Tucson in mid-October, Chief Earp named his brothers Wyatt and Morgan to serve as special deputies while he was away.) In town, Virgil Earp had a well-deserved reputation as an impartial enforcer of the law; during the broiling heat of summer 1881, he even arrested Wyatt for disturbing the peace and fighting. Wyatt had to pay a $20 fine.But there was ongoing concern among town leaders about a group they believed not only threatened local tranquillity, but Tombstones future prosperity. In the surrounding area, particularly in the smaller settlements of San Simon, Charleston, and Galeyville, a loosely knit band of desperadoes collectively known as cowboys engaged in raucous lifestyles that frequently crossed over into lawbreaking. The cowboys rustled openly; because of beef shortages in Cochise County, butchers and consumers didnt much care where cattle were purloined, so long as the majority of them were stolen from Mexican rather than American herds. In exchange for a cut of the profits, small ranchers in the area such as the Clantons and McLaurys gladly grazed the rustled stock on their property until it was fattened enough for sale. The cowboys were also suspectedit was never provenof attacking Mexican pack trains bringing goods across the border to trade, and of raiding Mexican settlements in much the same manner as renegade Apaches. International tension resulted. Members of President Chester A. Arthurs cabinet were consulting with territorial officials about it.Clashing opinions about the cowboys ramped up an already bitter political feud in Cochise County and Tombstone, the county seat. The towns rival newspapers were engaged in all-out editorial war. The Nugget was unabashedly Democrat in its leanings, favoring minimal government intervention in territorial and local issues, and claiming that cowboy depredations were grossly exaggerated by area leaders who wanted to enrich themselves at the expense of individual freedoms. The Republican Epitaph took the opposite view: The cowboys were menaces not only to local safety, but to Tombstones reputation. 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Writing in an engagingly personal style, Lekson admits his role as a gadfly, deprecatingly indicates where he has been wrong, and advocates passionately for his historical interpretation. This makes the volume one for many readers, not simply those in academic programs of archaeology and anthropology, where it is essential. It also belongs in larger libraries, making it available to the general public. Summing Up: Highly recommended. All levels/libraries. (CHOICE)When The Chaco Meridian first appeared 15 years ago, it set off a spirited debate that triggered new thinking about Southwestern archaeology. . . .This new edition brings fresh insights to the debate over the shape and scope of Chaco Canyon and its successor centers. Challenging conventional wisdom, Lekson forces the archaeological community to seek new ways of looking at the American Southwest. (American Archaeology)In this second edition of The Chaco Meridian, Lekson doubles down on his theory by pushing the Chaco Meridian hundreds of miles north and south as well as hundreds of years back in time. . . .Lekson lays out his argument as one would a legal case. His lively prose, goofy puns and accessible language present the Chaco Meridian persuasively. . . .Fully two-thirds of this update to the 1999 classic is new material. Unlike many archaeologists working today, Lekson tackles big questions and isnt afraid to advance a controversial theory. Extensive chapter endnotes expand and riff on the ideas presented. Its refreshingly free of jargon and a delightful read. 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Not so much because of the complexity of his arguments, for his clear writing style makes his positions easy to understand, but because of the sheer volume of data he provides to support them. Drawing upon a large body of published reports, with extensive endnotes accompanying each chapter, he presents his case in a lawyer-like fashion with a preponderance of evidence leading me to agree with him that there must be something more to this meridian thing than mere chance So even if you have read the first edition, you will come away from reading this second one with a more complete and expanded argument in support of this concept and its underlying meaning. And if you have not read the first edition, fasten your seat belt because you are in for a wild ride. (Southwestern Lore)Steve Lekson rocked the archaeological world in 1999 with a general theory for Chaco Canyon that answered most of the problems that have puzzled its explorers for a century. 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+    "text": "Like Montaigne, Mr. Moor writes about one subject as a way of touching on 100 others. Although his ostensible topic is how humans and other creatures make the routes that get them from A to B, On Trails also considers Greek mythology and the origins of life, the intricacy of caterpillar nests and the stealth of elephants, the physicistRichard Feynmanand theBiblical Cain.The thicket of information here comes to resemble a densely wooded trail itselfone that Mr. Moor expertly navigates. Hes a philosopher on foot, recording his journey through miles of wilderness and through a mind sorting out the meaning of travel itself. The only constant in On Trails is the promise of surprise. The Wall Street JournalThe best outdoors book of the year. An outstanding work that should be read by anyone who has spent time following a footpath through the woods. Robert Moors debut book,On Trails, trips through natural history, anthropology, gonzo reporters adventures, and memoir in a ramble that unpacks the many meanings of the routes we humans and other animals sketch on the land. The prologue alone is worth the price of admission: a nearly-30-page set piece about hiking the A.T. that puts Bill Bryson and Cheryl Strayed to shame. (Moor actually, you know, completed the full thru-hike.) Sierra ClubPart natural history, part scientific inquiry, but most of all a deeply thoughtful human meditation on how we walk through life, Moors book is enchanting. The Boston GlobeA wanderers dream, even from an armchair. The EconomistStunning a wondrous nonfiction debut. In each chapter, Moor explores the same phenomenon in a surprising new context, from the fossilized traces of prehistoric smudges to swaths of jungle flattened by elephants, from the paths of nomadic Native Americans to the interstates that paved them over. Along the way, Moor reaches into the history of science, religion, and philosophy to trace similar lines of refinement in the amassing of knowledge and ideas.Its an exhilarating journey. DeparturesYou might think of Robert Moor as the Roger Angell of trail-walking. Just as Angells reports on specific baseball games segue effortlessly into reflections on the venerable sport itself, so Moor looks up from whatever trail he may be on to see the big picture. Which is often very big, indeed.... Highly satisfying On Trails is an engaging blend of travelogue, sociology, history and philosophy that might be summed up as a meditation on the centrality of trails to animal and human life. The Washington PostMoors writing compares better with wilderness philosophers like Annie Dillard or Edward Abbey. Each chapter of thisGQwriters debut work is packed with ideas, switchbacking to and fro. Each idea is so carefully portrayed and deeply fascinating that I had to stop and catch my breath often. Itsa beautiful trek through the human and naturallandscapes of modern life. Chicago Review of BooksA beautiful thing to behold. what a profoundly talented writer Moor is. He brings a keen essayist's eye to themes both personal and empiric; his prose is lush and lively and his analysis adroit all makingOn Trailsa true treat to read. BuzzFeed BooksSpectacular ... an example of narrative nonfiction at its finest. Those with a passion for walking, hiking or exploring will be naturally drawn to Moor's subject, but this is so much more than a subject-specific story; it is a book that poses big questions about humanity's place in the world (literally and figuratively) and how we've come to be hereand it's fascinating to its very end. Shelf AwarenessA wonderfully rich and human book. It is a trail all on its own, marked by the procession of internal contemplation and idea-spinning that a long solitary walk in the woods can produce. Moor is interested in everything, with a knack for communicating that curiosity to the reader Fascinating facts fall fast and furiously He has succeeded admirably. Thru-hikers be warned: youll be ditching some essentials to make room for On Trails in your pack. Portland Press HeraldRobert Moor has written for Harpers, n+1, New York, and GQ, among other publications. A recipient of the Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism, he has won multiple awards for his nonfiction writing. He lives in Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia. On Trails is his first book.; Title: On Trails: An Exploration",
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+    "text": "**Winner of the Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature** **A Kirkus Reviews Best Book of 2015** **New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice** \"Sweeping . . . Lee's comprehensive history traces the experiences of myriad Asian-American communities, from Chinese laborers in 1850s California to Hmong refugees in 1980s Minnesota. . . . The Making of Asian America shares strong similarities with other broad inclusive Asian-American histories, most obviously Ronald Takaki's Strangers From a Different Shore, first published in 1989. Lee's book doesn't radically depart from its predecessors so much as provide a useful and important upgrade by broadening the scope and, at times, deepening the investigations. . . . Fascinating. . . . I suspect Erika Lee will soon join [the canon of key Asian-American histories].\" (Oliver Wang The New York Times Book Review)\"In this fascinating retelling of the American creation story, Lee uses incisive scholarship, a wide historic lens and rich detail to fill in the long missing Asian-American pieces. Starting with ancient Greece and the Age of Exploration, from enslavement to modern day challenges, Lee tracks the epic Asian-American journey to North and South Americas, East Indies to West Indies, and in doing so, she breaks new ground and inverts the master narrative.\" (Helen Zia, author of Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People)\"The Making of Asian America is a path-breaking approach to Asian American history. Professor Lee will challenge and surprise most of her readers. . . . She is clearly now a distinct and important voice in a debate of growing complexity.\" (Roger Daniels, author of Coming to America and Charles Phelps Taft Professor Emeritus of History, University of Cincinnati)\"A stunning achievement, The Making of Asian America establishes the centrality of Asians to American history, and poses alternatives to US national and immigration histories. Asians, this remarkable text reveals, transformed the face of America, and they locate the US firmly within a hemispheric and global order.\" (Gary Y. Okihiro, Professor of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University)\"Building on the best and newest scholarship, Erika Lee has written a sweeping yet personal and critical history of Asian Americans across centuries, continents, and diverse cultures without losing sight of the global, racial, and historical contexts of Asian migration, exclusion, and resettlement. A definitive and ideal text for college classes and the general public, The Making of Asian America is truly an enjoyable, informative, and insightful read.\" (Judy Yung, Professor Emerita of American Studies, UC Santa Cruz, and author of Unbound Feet)A fascinating narrative. . . . Deftly weaving together a masterful synthesis of the existing literature with new information culled from hitherto untapped archival sources and with analytical insights on the global currents that have shaped the last five centuries, Erika Lee has created a richly textured tapestry enlivened by vivid stories of hundreds of individuals and groups who played significant, though often unsung, roles in the making of Asian America. (Sucheng Chan, Professor Emerita of Asian American Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara)Monumental. . . . Lee handles her scholarly materials with grace, never overwhelming the reader with too many facts or incidents. She tells an American story familiar to anyone who has read Walt Whitman, seeking to capture America in all its diversity and difference, while at the same time pleading for America to realize its democratic potential. . . . Powerful Asian American stories . . . are inspiring, and Lee herself does them justice in a book that is long overdue. (LA Times)\"A well-written, panoramic view of Asian America from the colonial era to the present that sheds light on how Asian immigrants have sought to make their place in American society and, at the same time, continually changed it.\" (Nancy Foner, coauthor of Strangers No More and Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY)\"A sweeping study of the fastest growing group in the United States that underscores the shameful racist regard white Americans have long held for Asian immigrants. 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+    "text": "An Amazon Best Book of April 2017: Its interesting that the dust jacket for The Road to Jonestown, Jeff Guinns biography Jim Jones, features a photograph of the infamous preacher without his signature, nearly ubiquitous sunglasses. Despite the scale of the Jonestown tragedy where more than 900 people died, willingly or not, on November 18, 1978 the man behind the shades and his motivations have remained mysterious, in part because the event is simply hard to look at and difficult to comprehend. Longtime journalist Jeff Guinn, however, doesnt mind an occasional walk on the wild side. In the same way that his 2013 biography of Charles Manson dug deep to uncover the pivotal moments of the psychopaths past (it features a boyish, smiling proto-cult-mastermind on its own jacket), Guinn unmasks Jones through interviews with the people who themselves knew him, from townspeople to his parishioners to his the reverends own family. The result is a dense read and full of detail, but none superfluous. Images of a 12-year-old walking Indiana backroads - black suit-clad and a bible in hand and conducting imaginary funeral services alone, in the woods, are weird and indelible. As we witness Joness ascent - driven by a blend of well-honed charisma and inclusive, Marxist ideals - then his fall into megalomania and madness, it all makes a little more sense at least as much as monstrosity at such scale can. The jungles of Guyana may have reclaimed the site of one of the 20th centurys most notorious crime scenes, but The Road to Jonestown answers many of the questions that have persisted for almost 40 years, foremost: How did this happen? But another one remains: After Manson and Jones, where does Guinn go from here? --Jon Foro, The Amazon Book ReviewI have to say that it is weird to find out the background of things that I grew up hearing about around the dinner table. The level of research and detail in The Road to Jonestown is the best ever, and really lets readers understand not only what happened, but how and why. This book tells the Jim Jones story better than anything I have read to date. (Jim Jones, Jr.)Jeff Guinn offers what might be the most complete picture to date of this tragic saga, and of the man who engineered it. . . . The result is a disturbing portrait of evil and a compassionate memorial to those taken in by Jones malign charisma. (Kevin Canfield The San Francisco Chronicle)\"A thoroughly readable, thoroughly chilling account of a brilliant con man and his all-too vulnerable prey. . . . Generates a bizarre dare I say Manson-like? magnetic force that pulls the reader through its many pages. Noir thriller morphs into horror story.\" (Dan Cryer The Boston Globe)\"Magisterial. . . . Guinn's exhaustive research, shrewd analysis, and engaging prose illuminate a monstrous yet tragic figure--and the motives of those who lost their souls to him.\" (Publishers Weekly)Guinn is a master storyteller with a unique expertise in murderous psychotics. The book reads like a thriller, each page forcing your attention to the next as the Peoples Temple slowly slides from groundbreaking progressivism toward madness. (Kevin J. Hamilton Seattle Times)\"A vivid, fascinating revisitation of a time and series of episodes fast receding into history even as their forgotten survivors still walk among us.\" (Kirkus Reviews (starred review))Guinn paints a fascinating and even-handed portrait of Jones. (Jill Johnson Fort Worth Star-Telegram)\"A powerful account of Jones's life. . . . Guinn's blow-by-blow account of Jonestown's final days in the book's last chapters is riveting.\" (BookPage); Title: The Road to Jonestown: Jim Jones and Peoples Temple",
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+    "text": "Steve Twomey has accomplished something remarkable with Countdown to Pearl Harbor. With deep reporting and vivid writing, he has illumined one of the most momentous events of the twentieth century in stunningly new and penetrating light. (David Maraniss, Pulitzer Prize winner and bestselling author of They Marched into Sunlight)Splendid.... Even though readers already know the ending, theyll hold their collective breath, as if theyre watching a rerun of an Alfred Hitchcock classic. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)Steve Twomey is a masterful storyteller. Mining new and overlooked records, he has made the Pearl Harbor story new againsuspenseful, dramatic, intensely human, and tragic. (Evan Thomas, bestselling author of Sea of Thunder)Superb.... The best book about Pearl Harbor I've read. (The Columbus Dispatch)A riveting narrative of the American misjudgments and mistakes that contributed to a day rivaled in U.S. history only by Sept. 11, 2001. Its not revisionist history so much as a poignant retelling of a familiar story. (Los Angeles Times)Outstanding. (Christian Science Monitor)[A] crackerjack read. (Smithsonian)With thrilling speed and elegant craftsmanship, Steve Twomey recounts the catastrophe of Pearl Harbor as a classic tale of human natureits glories and its flaws. A wonderful, heartbreaking book. (David Von Drehle, author of Triangle: The Fire That Changed America)A fine, compelling account of the immediate prelude to that infamous day in December 1941. Through dogged research and graceful writing, Steve Twomey has made the old tragedy seem new again. (Rick Atkinson, Pulitzer Prize winner and bestselling author of The Guns at Last Light)Infusing a well-known story with suspense, Countdown to Pearl Harbor reconstructs the militarys glaring errors of omission, the secret American effort to intercept Japan's encrypted communication and the fruitless 11th-hour diplomatic negotiations between Tokyo and Washington.... Gripping. (The New York Times Book Review)Steve Twomey began his career in journalism as a copyboy at the Chicago Tribune when he was in high school. After graduating from Northwestern University, he began a fourteen-year career at The Philadelphia Inquirer, during which he won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing, and then worked at The Washington Post for the next thirteen years. More recently, he has written for Smithsonian and other magazines and has taught narrative writing at the graduate schools of New York University and the City University of New York. The ghostwriter of What I Learned When I Almost Died and author of Countdown to Pearl Harbor, Twomey lives in Montclair, New Jersey, with his wife, Kathleen Carroll. They have an adult son, Nick.; Title: Countdown to Pearl Harbor: The Twelve Days to the Attack",
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Stories of courage, cowardice, and sharkslots of sharks . . . The disaster has been the subject of numerous books . . . [and] you wouldnt think there would be much left to say. But, as it turns out, there is. Vincent and Vladic have delivered an account that stands out through its crisp writing and superb research. Indianapolis also goes where past books havent, to the full story behind the decades-long movement to clear the captains besmirched name. . . . Somehow, Vincent and Vladic manage to weave the story of the fateful voyage with events occurring fifty-five or more years later, making for taut action throughout the book. Is this the definitive and final narrative of the Navys worst sea disaster? Indianapolis is sure to hold its own for a long time. USA TodayVividly detailed . . . In a brisk, fact-based narrative, Indianapolis mixes horror and scandal. . . . With diligent reporting and sharp writing, Lynn Vincent and Sara Vladic have accomplished a daunting chore facing writers of historic nonfiction: take a story whose outline is known to the public and craft an account that is compelling yet comprehensive. Los Angeles TimesEnthralling . . . Meticulously researched . . . A gripping study of the greatest sea disaster in the history of the U.S. Navy and its aftermath. Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Simply outstanding . . . Indianapolis is a must-read . . . Sea battles, adventures, the secret mission to deliver materials for the assemblage of the atomic bomb to the Pacific Islands, tragedy, disaster, an epic ordealsharks includedin the open ocean, courtroom drama, political intrigue, and the uphill battle by the band of survivors to exonerate the ships captain will all have readers unable to put this book down. . . . Vincent and Vladic have produced a tour de force of true human drama. 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Don Winslow, author of The ForceandThe Cartel It was the worst sea disaster in U.S. naval history andIndianapolis, by Lynn Vincent and Sara Vladic, tells the grisly story without flinching. Their tale has almost everything. Theres a secret mission, an honorable enemy and a scapegoated captain. Theres madmen, heroes and cannibals. Theres enough in this tale for several movies. San Diego Union-Tribune Simultaneously a gripping narrative, a convincing analysis, and a pitiless exposure of institutional mendacity . . . The systemic oversights and misjudgments that enabled this tragedy remained obscure until this investigation, which drew upon new sources clarifying how the file was amended. This expos will be valuable for scholars and general readers alike. Publishers Weekly Valuable and illuminating. Vladic and Vincents work brings to life the history of this valorous and extraordinary ship. 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+    "text": "Fans of The Perfect Storm and Into Thin Air will love this exquisitely written and dramatic book. George Foy has an action story that doesnt quit. At the same, time he charts this emotional journey with captivating sensitivity. As readers, we, too, board the SS El Faro, and discover what is the very best and most enduring about ourselves. A literary page-turner, a joy to read. Doug Stanton, #1 New York Timesbestselling author of Horse Soldiers, The Odyssey of Echo Company, and In Harms Way Here is the pitch-perfect pairing of subject and author,a gripping deconstruction of one of recent historys most terrible and vexing sea tragedies. Run the Storm is a meticulous forensic study that, in Foys able hands,rises to the level of literature. Hampton Sides, author of In the Kingdom of IceMake no mistake, Foy is a natural story teller, but what impressed me was his uncommon ability to weave his deep knowledge of the ship, weather systems, and navigation to accelerate the story, instead of slowing it down. Foy is an experienced mariner who clearly knows his stuff, which gives the reader confidence in his account, and allows us to get lost in an amazing story that builds to a wild finish. John U. Bacon, New York Times bestselling author of The Great Halifax Explosion: A World War I story of Treachery, Tragedy, and Extraordinary HeroismRun the Storm is a dramatic, thrilling adventure story, as well as a cautionary tale about the dangers of going to seaeven today, in our age of satellite communications and real-time weather forecasting. George Foy uses the surviving audio tapes of the crews final hours on the doomed ship to chilling effect, and he convincingly shows how a series of seemingly unrelated errors and omissions metastasized into a full-scale disaster. A remarkable book. William Geroux, author of The Mathews MenWith just the right pedigree to tell this familiar storyFoy connects the detail with the domino each represented in causing one of the nations deadliest maritime disasters. Florida Times-UnionAfact-filled, exciting tale of a ships tragic final voyage. KirkusFoy does the best job. He tells the story briskly and confidently while working in helpful asides: how cargo containers are fastened to a ship deck, how forecasts are determined, how huge ships stay upright (and how they dont).Run the Stormgracefully covers everything youd want to know aboutEl Faros sinking and the 33 lives that went with it. OutsideA tour de force of nautical expertise coupled with sensitive treatment of one of the worst maritime disasters in our history. Ocean NavigatorGeorge Michelsen Foy is the author of Run the Storm, Finding North: How Navigation Makes Us HumanandZero Decibels: The Quest for Absolute Silence,as well astwelve critically acclaimed novels. He was a recipient of a National Endowment of the Arts fellowship in fiction and his articles, reviews, and stories have been published byRolling Stone, The Boston Globe, Harper's, The New York Times,andMen's Journal,among others. A former officer on British coastal freighters, he teaches creative writing at NYU, holds a US Coast Guard coastal captains license, and divides his time between Cape Cod and New York.; Title: Run the Storm: A Savage Hurricane, a Brave Crew, and the Wreck of the SS El Faro",
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+    "text": "\"A valuable contribution that illuminates the key role of the National Park Service in shaping the fieldoffered at a crucial time when public history programs are expanding, public sector support is waning, and the field is going through a period of redefinition. We need this book now.\"Anne Mitchell Whisnant, author of Super-Scenic Motorway: A Blue Ridge Parkway History\"Informed and informative, Museums, Monuments, and National Parks: Toward a New Genealogy of Public History is a work of seminal scholarship and a welcome addition to academic library American History reference collections and supplemental reading lists.\"The Midwest Book Review\"In this richly researched book, the historian Denise D. Meringolo situates the birth of a new fieldpublic historydecades before the postwar emergence of a recognized subfield. . . . Often marginalized or forgotten in recent histories of public history, the characters in Meringolo's story were central in shaping American relationships to the past.\"The Journal of American History\"Meringolo has added an important layer of context to previous studies of development of the National Park Service. For that we are in her debt.\"The George Wright Forum\"Meringolo . . . succeeds in expanding the existing communities' understanding of the discipline.\"Nebraska History\"Meringolo is at her best in delineating the rise of public history with in the National Park Service during the 1930s. . . . Museums, Monuments, and National Parks is an important addition to the literature on the history of the National Park Service as a public history institution and of public history as a government job.\"The Journal of Southern History\"Meringolo makes a solid case for re-envisioning the profession's roots. . . [the book] provides a far richer understanding of our professional heritage than has previously been available.\"Indiana Magazine of History\"Meringolo's Museums, Monuments, and National Parks is compelling.\"H-Soz-u-Kult\"Through painstaking archival research, Meringolo offers a revised genealogy of public history, specifically of the forms it took in the federal government. By looking back to how scientific exploration, geology, archaeology, and landscaper preservation paved the way for the hiring of professional historians in the federal government, she argues that public history is inherently interdisciplinary.\"American QuarterlyDenise D. Meringolo is associate professor of history and director of public history at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.; Title: Museums, Monuments, and National Parks: Toward a New Genealogy of Public History (Public History in Historical Perspective)",
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+    "text": "D. Michael Quinn was born in 1944 in Pasadena, California. He studied English and philosophy at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utahinterrupted by a two-year LDS proselytizing mission to England (1963-65)and graduated in 1968. Then followed three years of military service in Germany as a counter-intelligence agent.When he returned from Europe in 1971, Quinn began a master's program in history at the University of Utah and half-time employment at the LDS Church Historian's Office. He received his M.A. in 1973, then moved to New Haven, Connecticut, to continue his studies in history at Yale University. While a graduate student Quinn published in Brigham Young University Studies, the Journal of Mormon History, New York History, the Pacific Historical Review, and Utah Historical Quarterly. When he received his Ph.D. from Yale in 1976, his dissertation on the Mormon hierarchy as an elite power structure won the Frederick W. Beinecke and George W. 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He gave formal papers at annual meetings of the American Historical Association (AHA), the Mormon History Association (MHA), the Organization of American Historians, Sunstone Theological Symposium, Western History Association, the World Conference on Records, and by invitation to a conference jointly sponsored by the Fondation de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme and the Laboratoire de Recherche sur L'Imaginaire Americain (University of Paris). He received best article awards from the Dialogue Foundation, the John Whitmer Historical Association (JWHA), and MHA. His last article as a BYU faculty member appeared in New Views of Mormon History: A Collection of Essays in Honor of Leonard J. Arrington (University of Utah Press, 1987).His first book, J. Reuben Clark: The Church Years (Brigham Young University Press, 1983), received the best book award from MHA. Early Mormonism and the Magic World View (Signature Books, 1987) received best book awards from MHA and JWHA, as well as the Grace Arrington Award for Historical Excellence. However, due to disputes with BYU administrators over academic freedom, Quinn resigned his tenured position at BYU in 1988. Since then he has worked as an independent scholar.After resigning from BYU he received long-term fellowships from the Huntington Library in southern California (twice), the National Endowment for the Humanities (twice), and Indiana University-Purdue University, as well as a major honorarium from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has edited The New Mormon History: Revisionist Essays on the Past (Signature Books, 1992) and published essays in Under an Open Sky: Rethinking America's Western Past (Norton, 1992), Faithful History: Essays on Writing Mormon History (Signature Books, 1992), Women and Authority: Re-emerging Mormon Feminism (Signature Books, 1992), Fundamentalisms and Society: Reclaiming the Sciences, the Family, and Education (University of Chicago Press, 1993), the New Encyclopedia of the American West (Yale University Press, 1998), and American National Biography (Oxford University Press, forthcoming).In May 1994 he received the T. Edgar Lyon Award for Excellence from MHA. He has subsequently completed four books: The Mormon Hierarchy: Origins of Power (Signature Books, 1994); Same-Sex Dynamics among Nineteenth-Century Americans: A Mormon Example (University of Illinois Press, 1996), which received the 1997 AHA award for best book by an independent scholar; The Mormon Hierarchy: Extensions of Power (Signature Books, 1997); and the revised Early Mormonism and the Magic World View (Signature Books, 1998), which is twice the size of the original edition. He has begun preliminary work on a social history of late-twentieth-century sexuality.Quinn has served in the 1990s as a historical consultant for four Public Broadcasting Service documentaries: Joe Hill, A Matter of Principle, The Mormon Rebellion, and Utah: The Struggle for Statehood, and for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's L'Etat Mormon (The Mormon State). He has been a guest lecturer at the Graduate School of Claremont Colleges and at four Utah universities. In addition, he has been the keynote speaker at meetings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture, the Chicago Humanities Symposium, the Utah chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, and the Washington State Historical Society. In 1998 he served on an NEH panel for selecting recipients of year-long fellowships.Quinn has been featured in Christianity Today, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Lingua Franca, the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Newsweek, Publishers Weekly, Time, and the Washington Post. In 1997 a biographical sketch and discussion of his writing techniques appeared in Contemporary Authors.Eleven years ago my Introduction expressed confidence that LDS believers did not need to fear including occult beliefs and magic practices in the history of Mormonism's founders. 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+    "text": "More than 120,000 copies in print!The South Was Right!By James Ronald Kennedy and Walter Donald KennedyHistory is written by the victor, and that of the American Civil War is no different. The idea that Southerners would die in order for only 6 percent of the population to own slaves just does not pass the \"sniff\" test.The myth of a freedom-loving North and an evil, slave-holding South is just one that is exposed in The South Was Right! The idea of big government not only was politicized through the issue of slavery but also was made inevitable in the South's defeat. Because of the surrender, \"we the people\" of the United States are no longer sovereign. Today, a supreme federal government dictates what rights the states can exercise.After the Union victory, a campaign of ongoing cultural cleansing has been waged to keep the South in its assigned place in American history. While many ethnic, religious, and cultural groups are celebrated, Southern heritage often is viewed with a wary eye.Predicted to be \"one of the most controversial books of the decade\" when first published, The South Was Right! lives up to that forecast. This book is filled with documented evidence supporting all of the authors' claims and paints a frighteningly realistic picture of a captured people, their struggle to preserve their heritage, and their right to exist as a distinct culture and an independent country.Descendants of Civil War soldiers, twin brothers James Ronald Kennedy and Walter Donald Kennedy are life members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) and are active in other organizations promoting limited government and American liberty. They are frequent speakers at conferences and on radio and television programs.In addition to The South Was Right!, the Kennedy twins have written numerous Pelican titles, including Why Not Freedom!: America's Revolt Against Big Government, Was Jefferson Davis Right?, and Nullifying Tyranny: Creating Moral Communities in an Immoral Society. Ronald, a resident of Mandeville, Louisiana, also has written Reclaiming Liberty. Donald, a resident of Downsville, Louisiana, has written Myths of American Slavery and, with Al Benson, Lincoln's Marxists, both of which are published by Pelican. The Kennedy twins are recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal of the National Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), the Governor Thomas Overton Moore Award from SCV's Louisiana Division, and the Southern Heritage Award from the Southern Heritage Society. In addition, they have been honored with numerous other awards for their efforts in defending the traditional view of the South and American liberty. \"I was stunned by the scholarly material presented to show the Union account (and thus posterity's) of the 'Civil War' to be but a myth, a lie, a masterful piece of propaganda.\" Critical Review\"The South Was Right! dispels myths about Southern history and sets the historical record straight with well documented research.\"Lake Charles American PressIn their best-selling book, The South Was Right!, the Kennedy brothers dispel many commonly held beliefs about the Civil War. Their well-researched arguments demonstrate the South's many legitimate complaints during the antebellum period, including unfair taxation and unequal constitutional rights. The victorious North rewrote history to justify its invasion of the South, which was legally and culturally a separate, independent country. Furthermore, the Kennedys explain how lingering myths about the Civil War are still being used to discredit and exploit former Confederate states. The authors' bold ideas and rigorous documentation will change the way readers think about the Civil War.The South Was Right!, currently in its tenth printing, has sold more than 85,000 copies in hardcover.Audiocassettes produced and distributed byPelican Audio Library1000 Burmaster Street, Gretna, Louisiana 70053Copyright 2002 Pelican Publishing Company, Inc.All rights reservedSix cassettesTotal Playing Time: 12 hours; Title: The South Was Right!",
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Rather, in his honesty about how deeply he himself had held multiple racist ideas before embarking on the historical odyssey of this book, he gives the reader permission to accompany him on that eye-opening journey...Kendi leaves plenty of room for self-questioning, and for drawing connections between the racist apologetics of the past and those of the present. 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In this ambitious, magisterial book, Kendi reveals just how deep that scar cuts and why it endures, its barely subcutaneous pain still able to flare.\"&mdash;Kirkus (starred review)\"In his ambitious, illuminating, and engaging book, Ibram X. Kendi seamlessly assembles sources from Cotton Mather to Angela Davis; the Great Awakening to Black Lives Matter; the Birth of a Nation to Hip Hop culture, to show how not only race but racist ideas are at the center of American thought.\"&mdash;Paula J. Giddings, EA Woodson Professor, Smith College, and author of Ida: A Sword Among Lions: Ida B. Wells and the Campaign Against Lynching\"This heavily researched yet easily readable volume explores the roots and the effects of racism in America. The narrative smoothly weaves throughout history, culminating in the declaration that as much as we'd like it to be, America today is nowhere near the \"postracial\" country that the media declared following the election of Barack Obama in 2008. 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Kendi's deft analysis of key thinkers from Cotton Mather to Angela Davis illustrates how racial thought, specifically debates about racial difference, take shape across space and time and influence racial policies and the persistence of racial discrimination. This book is a must read for those interested in working to unearth the foundational ideas and practices that hinder true racial progress.\"&mdash;Keisha-Khan Y. 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+    "text": "Spitz reported the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in Germany from 1946 to 1948 for the U.S. War Department. In writing her book, she worked from a condensed transcript of the 11,538-page court reporters' record, which she helped prepare. Her horrendous story of evil--and ultimate justice--covers the trials of 20 doctors and three medical assistants charged with crimes against humanity and calculated genocide. She recounts experiments in which concentration-camp inmates were forced into high-altitude chambers and sent to 68,000 feet without oxygen; the suffering of inmates forced to undergo freezing experiments in tanks of ice water until they died; malaria experiments on 1,200 inmates; and experiments in which inmates were artificially wounded and infected with mustard gas. There were sulfanilamide experiments conducted on Polish Catholic priests in Dachau, and seawater experiments on Gypsies. Spitz also reports on the judgments and sentences in these trials. The book paints a nightmarish picture of a world without hope that had lost all its values and meaning. George CohenCopyright American Library Association. All rights reservedThis shocking first-hand account of the monstrous behaviors of Nazi physicians by Vivien Spitz should be required reading for all medical, dental, nursing, and public health students and faculty. Time is better spent reading this book than filling out HIPAA forms and other well-intentioned but even less effective tools designed to protect patients' interests.Spitz was a 22-year-old court reporter during the doctors' trials at Nuremberg following World War II. In Doctors from hell: the horrific account of Nazj experiments on humans, she recounts in vivid, objective detail the horrific human experiments conducted by 20 so-called physicians and medical assistants in Germany under the direction of the Nazis. The human experiments included \"high-altitude\" experiments in which concentration camp inmates were forced, without oxygen, into high-altitude chambers that duplicated conditions at up to 68,000 feet; removal of sections of bone, muscle, and nerves, including whole legs removed at the hips to transplant to other victims; artificial wounding and exposure to mustard gas; wounding of two limbs and treatment of one but not the other with sulfanamide antibiotics; intramuscular injection with fresh typhus; and collection of skeletons from 112 live Jewish inmates who were killed and defleshed. When you read this account, do not skip past the critically important foreword by Fredrick R. Adams. It is Adams who helps put this horror into a modern and deeply disturbing context for us. Adams carefully documents how Nazi doctors shaped much of their human experimentation program after similar studies conducted earlier in the United States. He notes that \"Germans lagged behind their American colleagues in implementing the eugenic endorsements of doctors.\" Adams writes that as of 1995, Mississippi's eugenic sterilization law allowing for compulsory sterilization of \"the socially inadequate\" was still in force. Indeed, Germany's sterilization law, passed in 1933, came 26 years after the state of Indiana's. What lessons have been learned from the medical experimentation horrors of the Nazis? Today, in my own field of cardiology, I am aware of clinical studies now ongoing, particularly in the areas of gene therapy and cell-based therapy, for which there are inadequately convincing animal data, yet patients are being subjected to experimentation that puts them at great risk. What chance do patients have, even the most well informed, when an arrogant and egotistically driven physician tells them that they are going to die unless they submit themselves to an unproven treatment? Are the patients told the truth - that we don't have a lot of options, and this is an unproven therapy that will likely to do more harm than good, but we need to experiment on you? As one reads Spitz's beautifully written and fully documented account of the Nazi medical atrocities, one searches to understand the why and how. One clear motivation for the anti-Semitism among German doctors was the potential for personal and professional gain. For example, as Adams writes, \"dismissal of Jewish scientists from the Kaiser Wilhelm Consortium provided dozens of openings for professional promotion and opportunities for advancement in addition to usurping the reins and funds of research grants.\" How far have we come? Can the worldwide community of physicians who did little or nothing in the 1940s afford to sit silently when modern-day leaders call for the same kind of ethnic cleansing so carefully and effectively practiced by German physicians 60 years ago? As the shocking tale concludes and becomes numbing, the reader must ask what lessons there are for us today. The health care industry, in the parlance of our times, has become a dangerous driver of the kinds of abuses that were made famous by the Nazi doctors. Too much emphasis and reward is given to those who discover new treatments for patients. Thus, the driving force for some becomes the clinical trial that leads to FDA approval of the next blockbuster drug. Have we lost sight of the moral and ethical compass that was also absent among the German doctors during World War II? Is all the excess, glory, and fortune jeopardizing the very important and necessary rights of patients to truly informed consent? We pride ourselves in having come so far and learned so much in the past 60 years about how to respect patients' rights, but when a giant company like Merck tries to hide data about a blockbuster drug because it may be harming some patients, we must ask ourselves - how far have we come? One of the tenets of Judaism is to bear witness, not to forget, but rather to remember and learn from the past, to never let it happen again. As health care providers, we have a moral duty to first read Spitz's alarming book and then to speak out to question and to hold our colleagues to a higher moral standard to ensure that there is no sequel to Doctors from hell.--The Journal of Clinical Investigation; January 4, 2006As a court reporter at the Nuremberg trails from 1946 to 1947, Vivien Spitz became one of the first people to learn of the atrocities committed in Nazi Germany.. Spitz chose to be assigned to the trials of Nazi doctors and this experience at age 22 changed her life significantly and forever (p.10). The Nuremberg War Crimes Trials were the first international criminal trials in history. The book helps us to imagine what is must have been like to hear of these exercises in sadism as she did from the mouths of both perpetrators and victims. Spitz notes that there were no legal precedents in place for dealing with carefully orchestrated barbarism on a national scale. As a result she was what the SHOAH Visual History Foundation has termed a witness to history. The trials essentially ushered in a new era in which terms such as crimes against humanity and genocide became necessary. Another landmark of history that was precipitated by these particular trials was the Nuremberg Code which established guidelines still in place today for medical research involving human beings. Spitz is clearly interested in both documenting the past and in using it as a cautionary tale in the present. From 1987 to 2004 she has been involved in Holocaust education using her status as a direct witness of events to challenge Holocaust deniers. Spitz felt strongly as a Christian of German ancestry that she had a particular obligation to address the issue of the Holocaust and this work is part of her ongoing commitment to education. Doctors from Hell begins with Spitzs trip with the U.S military to war ravaged Nuremberg in October 1946. The bombed out city, which was without heat or clean water, came as a shock to her and she and the rest of the allied forces were greeted with hostility by its inhabitants. The descriptions of her life in Nuremberg which are interspersed throughout the book are a record of her own loss of innocence. This included her realization that the father of a friend had been the leader of the Chicago branch of the German-American Bund, a fascist group that supported Hitlers actions in Germany. The Americans adopted a siege mentality while in Nuremberg eventually living in the Grand Hotel which was the hub of American life during this period. The social life and camaraderie Spitz experienced there was the only counterbalance she had to the tale of horror that unfolded each day in the court room. This hotel was bombed by German terrorists in 1947, but miraculously no one was injured, however the event reinforced the social distance between Spitz and the German population. The book is structured by the cases arraigned before the Tribunal made up of four American judges and indicting twenty Nazi doctors and three medical assistants. The experiments conducted by these doctors were committed upon prisoners of war without their consent. They included High Altitude, Malaria, Freezing, Poison and Sterilization experiments among others. Each chapter is devoted to one particular experiment and includes testimony from the trials, relevant photographs of victims and the doctors on trial. These sections are not for the faint of heart and depict the most barbarous acts imaginable. Almost as shocking as the actual acts is the complete lack of remorse shown by the defendants on the witness stand. Instead the accused, the majority of whom were highly educated doctors and surgeons, were resentful and defensive. Horrifyingly, one Gypsy man a victim of sadistic sea water experiments that left him permanently disabled, was questioned by a clearly racist defense council. This same man was harshly punished for attempting to stab the doctor who was responsible for his suffering and that of his fellow prisoners. In his own defense he stated, That man is a murderer. He has ruined by whole life. Having read only extracts from these trials it is understandable that the author did not seek renew her contract at Nuremberg and returned to the United States in May 1948. Upon returning to America Spitz experienced reverse culture shock faced with a country seemingly untouched by the tragedy that she had just witnessed. Spitz was deeply affected by the coordinated evil and hatred on an unprecedented scale perpetrated by a modern, civilized society of my heritage(p.273). Plagued by nightmares she did her best to carry on with life marrying and having two sons. In 1972 Spitz was asked to act as a parliamentary reporter in Washington. During this period she became increasingly disturbed that no efforts had been made by non-Jews to commemorate the Holocaust. In 1980 she was present as a reporter for the bill that established the United States Memorial Council under the direction of President Jimmy Carter and Holocaust survivor and Chairman Elie Wiesel. In 1987 the next phase of Spitzs work began when she became aware of a Holocaust denier in her hometown of Denver, Colorado. Spitz leapt into action unearthing transcripts and photographs that she had brought back with her from Nuremberg many years before. Since 1987 Spitz has spoken to more than forty thousand people all over the world in churches, universities, synagogues and law schools. She was also chosen to give testimony as part of Steven Spielbergs SHOAH Visual History Foundation. As a result of her tireless efforts in Holocaust education in 2002 she was honoured as a Righteous Gentile by the University of Denver Holocaust Awareness Institute. Doctors from Hell is an extension of Spitzs education work as it documents what she heard while covering the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials. As a person of conscience she was forced to grapple very early in her life with the most profound moral questions of our time. How could ordinary people sink to such levels of depravity? What are the implications of these actions for ethics? The foreword to this book by ethicist Fredrick R. Abrams M.D. situates the work in the context of contemporary issues. Abrams notes that unethical experiments performed without consent continued to occur in the United States after the writing of the Nuremberg code. Both he and Spitz emphasize the importance of individual conscience and societal vigilance. Spitz continues her mission to warn us that it is up to each person to ensure that they question all authority and not allow malignant evil to go unchallenged and unchecked (p.293). The impassive faces of the Nazi doctors on the cover of the book and the testimony inside warn against what can happen if we do not.--Gillian McCann, Ph.D.; Women and the HolocaustWritten by skilled journalist Vivian Spitz, who counts being the youngest court reporter at the Nuremberg Trials among her many accomplishments, Doctors From Hell: The Horrific Account Of Nazi Experiments On Humans presents literal testimonies of Nuremburg war crimes trials specifically pertaining to murderous medical experiments performed on living people. A bleak, stark, and severe account; the dry yet thoroughly detailed testimony speaks for itself. Information concerning the conviction and sentencing of defendents is also included. The author offers closing chapters about adapting to a normal life after her role in bearing witness to unspeakable atrocities, including her encounters with poisonous and sometimes threatening Holocaust deniers. A straightforward primary source appreciable to scholars and lay readers alike, and a welcome contribution to Holocaust Studies and reference shelves.--Midwest Book Review; Title: Doctors from Hell: The Horrific Account of Nazi Experiments on Humans",
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Almost 200 years later, Italian explorer Giovanni da Verrazano set off for Americaaccording to Sora, in search of the Templar communityand on a later voyage founded a utopian religious community, Arcadia, comprising mainly Huguenots and members of the Sulpician sect in an attempt to preserve the values of the Knights Templar. While fans of The Da Vinci Code may find Sora's book compelling because it provides some insights into these secret organizations, others will find it unpersuasive. Even Sora admits that the evidence he is presenting (such as the age of the map of the route to the New World purported to have belonged to Sinclair) continues to be disputed by historians. Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.\"The name Verrazano might be recognized as tied to a bridge. But Giovanni Da Verrazano is otherwise a footnote in the history of American discovery and exploration--basically insignificant in the mainstream teaching of history. \"Steven Sora is a writer and researcher dedicated to looking behind the traditional gloss towards a history that is either ignored or covered up or both. Of course history really isn't even taught now [in the high schools] and what is is usually a revisionist politically correct version. \"In his best book yet, Mr. Sora does fabulous detective work and delivers mountains of facts, dates, quotes, and more, all in his theory that the visit of Verrazano was not what it purported to be. Sora shows that the Italian explorer [sent by French King Francis I] was not looking for a 'shorter route to China' but travelled in 1524 to investigate a lost Templar Colony. \"Slowly Sora builds a case for his theory but also gives us a book that goes well beyond Verrazano. Actually most of the book covers those forgotten or ignored or downplayed facts of American and European history that have great bearing [and/or connection] on some of the most important events in time. The author explores a wide range of subjects and events such as the Templars and other secret groups, the Roman church and its myriad confusing and divided 'orders' [read sects], the interplay between Church and State, the Crusades, the wars with Islam, the persecution of 'heretics' [including simple Christians], the anti-Semitism and the war against the Jews, secret treasures, Bible legends, ancient mysteries, facts about Jesus and the Holy Family, secret societies, ancient maps, Columbus, and on and on. \"'The Lost Colony' reads like a thriller but is fact. It crosses ground with 'The DA VINCI CODE' but this is not fiction. Sora actually gives the reader a quick and mind- blowing lesson into the ignored and/or downplayed facts and events and connections of a history that is not that long ago. The author may well have put together the best starting point to explore our past, the early discoveries of America, the survival of the Knight's TEMPLARS, the stories of [often persecuted] men and women in and out of the Roman Church who wanted truth and justice, and the many ignored events of fairly recent history that echo facts from the ancient past. \"For the student of the TEMPLARS, of Mystery Orders, of a Christian movement somewhat Reformed [not Roman] before the Reformation, of the legends of the Holy Family, of the Grail, of Mary Magdalene, and of Jesus and His Apostles, this is a great starting point. THE DAVINCI CODE only captures a slice of history and speculates but Sora presents tons of material and food-for-thought for further research. While I may not always agree with Mr. Sora's interpretations, I think he has done some very solid work that bears examination and calls for more careful scholarship and fresh research. \"I have been a Bible student/researcher for almost 33 years and have covered alot of ground as concerns church history and various religious movements. 'Lost Colony' had fresh sources and info, along with tidbits of delight [word meanings and place names] as well as gems of data and useful information. Add to that clues that point to new vistas and material that deserves heavy historical, archaeological, and inter- disciplinary study. There's commentary on early maps and sea routes, ignored alliances, unlikely religious connections, ancient legends, historic and legendary voyages of discovery and escape, incredible coincidences, and...well I could go on and on. One example of how information is put together to reach a conclusion is his material on the Columbus-[Henry] Sinclair connection and how these two discoverers [Sinclair found Nova Scotia] and their families became tied together in marriage. An incredible fact that historians somehow overlook! This leads us to a huge can of worms [for the traditionalist] that points to an even more complex understanding of the real discovery of 'America' and how/why the great political and religious intrigue that underpinned the times. \"'LOST COLONY' is a great look into the great unknown and/or misunderstood history of the 'New World' and the 'Indies.' It is must reading for any and every person who would understand some of the great mysteries not just of the past 500 years but maybe of the past 2000. The work gives us a taste of a rich, complex, and mysterious heritage and history that needs to be understood in a time when history, reading, and study are belittled and unpopular and there's less chance that students and others will want to do the hard work of discovery. This book may help us to find the 'keys' that open the doors to a historical, documentable hidden history. It is must reading and I highly recommend it--a fascinating couldn't-put-it-down work.\" (A. Canales, The Critical Review, June, 2005)\"Further revelations about the Vikings, Templars, Sinclairs, old European families, secret societies and long-time mysteries make Sora's book an absorbing read.\" (Nexus, May-June 2005)Steven Sora has once again confirmed his position as one of only a handful having the ability to see the signs along the path of the Knights Templar in America. This book is a fascinating blend of innovative theories based on historical fact that will appeal to any reader who quests for understanding of the Holy Bloodline. (William F. Mann, author of The Knights Templar in the New World)\"Only rarely do you find a book which could change the way we look at our history: this is one of those books. . . . The Lost Colony of the Templars deserves a place of honor on your shelves.\" (Kevin Filan, Mysteries Magazine, Vol. 3, #4, Issue #11)\". . . this book, which covers an immense range of topics, is really about one thing: a basic change in the nature of human consciousness.\" (Colin Wilson, The Daily Grail, Nov 2005); Title: The Lost Colony of the Templars: Verrazano's Secret Mission to America",
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(William Henry, author of Egypt: Stargate Discoveries video series and guest host of Dreamland)\". . . anyone who is remotely interested in our ancient past, ancient myths and traditions, and even how religion might enter into all this, will find Scranton's work intriguing.\" (The Messenger, Jan 2007)\"The author makes a convincing case for some intervening force in ancient times that left extremely important clues to their existence with the prevailing natives, knowing perhaps that someday someone would be aware of their presence.\" (W. Ritchie Benedict, New Dawn, May-June, 2007)\"Enjoyable reading and a hands-on educational approach make this book very enjoyable. Readers will find the conclusion about the Dogon way exciting reading.\" (Lee Prosser, Ghostvillage.com, Aug 2007)\"The implications that are posited in Scranton's book are nothing short of earthshaking, considering that the Dogon appear to have gained these sophisticated insights through some sort of sixth sense. \" . . . The Science of the Dogon should prove to be a revolutionary force, especially with regard to integrating the Dogon cosmological vision into our own lives.\" (Jaye Beldo, Mysteries Magazine, Issue #18, Fall 2007)\" . . . superb scholarly book, which gives overwhelming support to the O'Brien thesis of a single benevolent advanced source for civilization.\" (The Golden Gate Project, Feb 2008)\"Scranton is a lucid writer who articulates both scientific and cosmological concepts exceedingly well, and is transparent in his methodology. He amply demonstrates the skill set to perform such a demanding analysis, and I hope he continues further with his work.\" (Eric K. Lerner, Ash Journal, April 2009)The whole text reveals striking similarities between Dogon symbols and those used in both the Egyptian and Hebrew religions, with amazing implications for the history of civilization. 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Ray Robinson, author of Iron Horse and Yankee StadiumNot only is Marty Appel's book the definitive history of the Yankees -- surely the most famous and, in Appel's handling, one of the most intriguing American sports franchises in history -- but it is a page-turner as well. What gives the book an even greater sense of \"being there\" is that Appel, the one-time public relations executive for the team, was there for a good many of the team's singular events in its later \"Boss\" years. It's pure pleasure to take this ride through the Yankees' century-long history with Marty Appel. Author, Pulitzer Prize columnist Ira BerkowPinstripe Empire\" by Marty Appel is the mother of all narrative histories about the team from the Bronx. 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Any baseball fan can talk about Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, and Mantle, but few know the story behind the story and all the personnel involved that made these majestic stories come into existence. 'Pinstripe Empire' is the one book that must be on the bookshelf of any Yankees fan and is a must read for those who are passionate about the Yankees and the history of their franchise. Bradford H. Turnow, www.YankeesHistory.com.. a chronological history the Pinstripes full of facts with little chestnuts added by the author that shows the human side of the team that we all love. Even if you don't love the Yankees or just won't admit you do, the structure of this book makes it not just one of the best Bomber books around but one of the finest baseball books around. The descriptions are so personal that it made me feel like I lived it myself. If it's not in here it didn't happen yet. Phil Speranza, BehindtheBombers.blogspot.comThe best book I have ever read other than the Bible. Fritz Peterson, former Yankees pitcherthis is the Bible of The Yankees. David Jordan, Instream Sportsmore gems than you would find in a pirate's treasure chest. Bill Chuck, Billy-ball.comAs a long time baseball executive from a baseball family, these are names and events that I lived. Marty Appel's love of baseball shines through with this important, dispassionate and revealing look at the sports's most successful franchise -- through good times and bad. All the big events and all the big characters are here, but so too are colorful and forgotten personalities, backstage stories, and all the \"other\" stuff that matters to fans - the broadcasters, the uniforms, the billboards, the subways, the ceremonies. Questions about integration, Sunday baseball, the rivalries with the Mets, the Red Sox, the Dodgers and Giants, the slowness to broadcast, the hesitation to embrace promotion, the cozy relationship with the Kansas City A's - it's all answered here. 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Pinstripe Empire' by Marty Appel is THE definitive history on the most storied franchise in sports. No stone is left unturned and you are sure to learn something new about the Yankees and Major League Baseball..Pinstripe Empire is not just for Yankees fans, but for all baseball fans. The interwoven stories of players, managers, owners and more play out splendidly in these pages. Tom Bartash, Sports Collectors DigestFinding 109 years of Yankees history embraced in 640 pages of Pinstripe Empire is a delight. I would like to read it in a single sitting, but I can't sit still for 640 pages even when they're fun. Marty Appel had not written a reference book. There are lots of reference books and the Internet is choke-full of names and numbers. Appel is a former media director of the Yankees and a long-time eyewitness to history. There's no point in being an eyewitness to history if you don't observe history. Steve Jacobson, long-time sports columnist NewsdayMarty Appel is a fine storyteller with a keen eye for detail. He has firsthand knowledge of the bold-faced names and the bit players over a large span of Yankee history. All of which makes his perspective both entertaining and enlightening. Bob CostasFor baseball fans this is a great read that takes you on an intimate trip into the Yankee Universe. For Yankee fans this is a gift that only Marty Appel could give us. Billy CrystalAs a player, you don't always view the things around you as history in the making. Marty Appel always did, and now, he's given us this important book. Whitey FordAn opus. Marty Appel brings a fan's passion and a historian's dispassion to bear on the Pinstripe Empire. He makes familiar terrain new again and uncovers original material where no one else thought to look. This is the definitive history of the New York Yankees. 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+    "text": "I recommend Gettysburgs Forgotten Cavalry Actions to cavalry students and fans of Gettysburg. It is both enjoyable and informative. (Bret Schulte, TOCWOCA Civil War Blog)Updated, revised, and better than ever, Eric Wittenbergs Gettysburg's Forgotten Cavalry Actions highlights the important role cavalry played at Gettysburgand how students of the battle (and thus the general reading public) have largely overlooked it. This book needs to be read by every Gettysburg and Civil War enthusiast who wants a complete story of the battle. (J. David Petruzzi, author of The Complete Gettysburg Guide)\"For too many years the cavalry, especially the Federal cavalry, and their contribution to the success or failure of the armies to which they belonged has been largely ignored. Over the last decade that has slowly begun to change. Amid the continuing flood of publications on the battle of Gettysburg one might wonder in disbelief that any aspects of the battle are still 'unknown', but three cavalry actions on July 3rd on the southern flank of the armies fall into that category, especially Merritt's fight on South Cavalry Field. Eric Wittenberg's Gettysburg's Forgotten Cavalry Actions rights that wrong. Whether the proper term is forgotten, unknown, or ignored, few people visit these three fields. After reading this book that will change. Armed with Eric's account, John Heiser's maps and some tantalizing 'what ifs' tomorrow's visitors to the park will discover an aspect of the great battle that few before have seen or appreciated, and finally the soldiers who fought and died there will take their rightful place alongside their more well known comrades.\" (Robert F. O'Neill, Jr., author of: The Cavalry Actions at Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville)a must-read for any enthusiast of the Battle of Gettysburg or of Civil War cavalry actions. (Collected Miscellany)Eric J. Wittenberg is an accomplished American Civil War cavalry historian and author. An attorney in Ohio, Wittenberg is the author of many articles and the author or co-author of more than a dozen books on Civil War cavalry subjects, including The Battle of Monroes Crossroads and the Civil Wars Final Campaign; Plenty of Blame to Go Around: Jeb Stuarts Controversial Ride to Gettysburg; and One Continuous Fight: The Retreat from Gettysburg and the Pursuit of Lees Army of Northern Virginia, July 4-14, 1863. He lives in Columbus, Ohio, with his wife Susan.; Title: Gettysburg's Forgotten Cavalry Actions: Farnsworth's Charge, South Cavalry Field, and the Battle of Fairfield, July 3, 1863",
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+    "text": "Had there not been a battle at Antietam four days later, the battle of South Mountain would today be hailed as George McClellans tactical masterpiece, and one of the greatest battles in American history. And with McClellan as the clear-cut victor, there might not have been an Emancipation Proclamation or a second Lincoln presidential term. All this, and much more, is exhumed by Brian Jordan from the historical forgetfulness that has enveloped South Mountain. Unholy Sabbath is at once a painstakingly-detailed battle history, a great campaign study, and a provocatively novel way of treating how our national memory of the Civil War has been created. (Dr. Allen C. Guelzo, Director, Civil War Era Studies Program, Gettysburg College)The intense fighting along Antietam Creek has long obscured the historical vision of Americans who tend to see September 17, 1862, as an isolated event of unparalleled historical importance. Brian Jordan assumes a different approach. He broadens our perspective by restoring to prominence the South Mountain battles, and in so doing offers readers a panoramic view of the entire Maryland Campaign that is rarely found in most studies. Unholy Sabbath is an engaging and revealing read, one that explores overlooked and uncharted dimensions of Robert E. Lees first raid across the Potomac River. (Peter S. Carmichael, Robert C. Fluhrer Professor of History at Gettysburg College and Director of the Civil War Institute)Jordans research is excellent, his judgments mature and reasoned, and his writing crisp and engaging. All serve his aim to restore South Mountain to its deserved stature in History and Memory as the place where the Yankee soldier gained the self-respect and confidence to begin the long turn of the tide in the Eastern Theater of the Civil War. (William C. Jack Davis, award-winning author of Jefferson Davis: The Man and His Hour and A Government of Our Own: The Making of the Confederacy)Brian Jordans first book is, without question, the best and most tactically detailed account of the critical Battle of South Mountain, fought on September 14, 1862. The bloodletting at Sharpsburg three days later has always overshadowed South Mountain, and Unholy Sabbath is a big first step toward equalizing that disparity. But for the Union victory at South Mountain, there never would have been an Antietam, and Jordan makes that fact perfectly clear. This is essential reading for anyone interested in the 1862 Maryland Campaign, and I recommend it highly. (Eric J. Wittenberg, award-winning author of Gettysburgs Forgotten Cavalry Actions and Plenty of Blame to Go Around: Jeb Stuarts Controversial Ride to Gettysburg)Brian Jordan has done a masterful job recounting the largely ignored seminal fight for South Mountain on September 14, 1862. Unholy Sabbath is an admirable achievement, authoritative in its command of the facts and sources and a pleasure to read. Readers will come away with a much better understanding of just how important this battle was to the entire campaign, and just how close General Lees Confederate army came to disaster. Jordans Unholy Sabbath is a must-have book. (Bradley M. Gottfried, author of The Maps of Gettysburg and The Maps of Antietam)Brian Matthew Jordan graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Civil War Era Studies from Gettysburg College. The native of northeastern Ohio discovered a passion for history at an early age. He is a frequent speaker at Civil War Round Tables nationwide, delivers popular tours for Gettysburg College's Civil War Institute and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, and conducts seminars for various Teaching American History grant recipients. His published work has appeared in multiple journals including Civil War History. Jordan is currently working on a Ph.D. in history at Yale University.; Title: Unholy Sabbath: The Battle of South Mountain in History and Memory, September 14, 1862",
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+    "text": "Ezra Carman fought at Antietam, devoted the rest of his life to studying the battle, and his manuscript of the Maryland campaign and Antietam is unparalleled in Civil War historiography. Editor Thomas Clemens has applied scholarship, context, and analysis to Carmans life work. A masterful performance all around. ( Stephen W. Sears, author of Landscape Turned Red: The Battle of Antietam)If the long-unpublished Ezra Carman manuscript is the Bible on the Maryland Campaign in general and the battle of Antietam in particular, then Tom Clemens edited and annotated version is the equivalent of Strongs Concordance. The Maryland Campaign of 1862 (with a third concluding volume to follow) remains the unchallenged authority on Ezra Carman, and everyone interested in the subject needs to read these books. ( Ted Alexander, Chief Historian, Antietam National Battlefield)Historians have long recognized and used the Carman manuscript as the most knowledgeable and reliable source on the Maryland Campaign and the Battle of Antietam. Based on his exhaustive research into Carmans papers and other sources, Dr. Clemens has now exponentially enhanced the manuscripts value and utility by demonstrating where Carman obtained his information, and where that information can be accessed today. Nothing will ever be of greater value to historians researching the Maryland Campaign. ( Marion V. Armstrong, author of Unfurl Those Colors!: McClellan, Sumner, &amp; the Second Army Corps in the Antietam Campaign and Disaster in the West Woods)Ezra A. Carman knew more about Antietam than anyone. His manuscript is one of the most important works ever written on the battle, and Tom Clemens has made it better with a brilliant job of editing. ( D. Scott Hartwig, author of To Antietam Creek: The Maryland Campaign)The Maryland Campaign of 1862 offers a detailed blow-by-blow account of the action that raged outside the small western Maryland town of Sharpsburg and along the banks of Antietam Creek, told primarily through the recollections and firsthand accounts of those who fought in the massive bloodletting in 1862s September. As he did with Volume 1 on South Mountain (2010), Dr. Thomas Clemens brilliantly edited and annotated this portion of Ezra Carmans monumental manuscript, and in doing so demonstrates anew not only his great skill as a trained historian in analyzing Carmans interpretations and sources, but his own extensive knowledge of this decisive battle, which remains the bloodiest single day battle in American history. Quite simply, this volume belongs in the hands of anyone seeking a true understanding of Antietam. ( John David Hoptak, Park Ranger, Antietam National Battlefield)Ezra Ayres Carman was born in Oak Tree, New Jersey, on February 27, 1834, and educated at Western Military Academy in Kentucky. He fought with New Jersey organizations throughout the Civil War, mustering out as a brevet brigadier general. He was appointed to the Antietam National Cemetery Board of Trustees and later to the Antietam Battlefield Board in 1894. Carman also served on the Chattanooga-Chickamauga Battlefield Commission. He died in 1909 on Christmas day and was buried just below the Custis-Lee mansion in Arlington Cemetery.; Title: The Maryland Campaign of September 1862. Volume II: Antietam",
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+    "text": "\"Trudeaus deep knowledge shines throughout the book as he unearths new information concerning Lincolns warweary state of mind.\" (Foreword Reviews)\"Lincoln's Greatest Journey combines Trudeau's trademark fine-grained research with narrative skill to produce a vivid account of Lincoln's sixteen days at the front in Virginia, where General Grant's army finally broke Confederate lines and began the campaign that led to Appomattox. This dramatic story of face-to-face collaboration between the commander in chief and his general in chief builds to a climactic ending of the Civil War. (James M. McPherson, Pulitzer-prize winning author of Battle Cry of Freedom and author of The War That Forged a Nation: Why the Civil War Still Matters)Abraham Lincolns longest hiatus away from Washington was also his last, and surely his most important. Trudeaus Lincolns Greatest Journey plows new ground in detailing for the first time the presidents 16 days with the Army of the Potomac on the very eve of victory, days in which he renewed his own flagging energy and helped inspirit his soldiers and officers. Especially welcome is Trudeaus analysis of the often-flawed sources on which previous descriptions of the trip have been credulously based. Surely this is the authors best and most original work to date. (William C. Davis, award-winning author of Inventing Loreta Velasquez and Crucible of Command: Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. LeeThe War They Fought, the Peace They Forged)Trudeau demonstrates great insight by allowing the reader to view this short, but critical, period in Abraham Lincolns presidency. In this sixteen-day stretch, Lincoln visits City Point to participate in the last days of the Civil War. It is not only relief from the politics and stress of Washington, but a chance for the President to see and meet with his General in Chief, other officers, and especially the troops. It changed the President in a way that was reflected in his evolving policy on how to deal with the Confederates after imminent surrender. His Reconstruction policy was also evolving during this time, and his thoughts on extending some of rights of citizenship to the U.S. Colored troops and their families had become more than an embryo. This is a most worthy addition to the 16,000 volumes written about Lincoln since 1865. (Frank J. Williams, founding Chair of The Lincoln Forum and Chair of The Ulysses S. Grant Association and Presidential Library)\"With such an overwhelming amount of research, one wonders if every stone has been uncovered in discerning Lincolns life. With a new study, Noah Andre Trudeau proves that, in fact the answer to that question is a resounding no, and there is still plenty out there to be found... The story certainly does matter, and Trudeau has given it its rightful justice. Lincolns Greatest Journey would be a welcomed addition to any Civil War library.\" (Ryan Quint, Emerging Civil War)\"Lincolns Greatest Journey represents the most extensively researched and detailed story of these decisive sixteen days at City Point in a narrative laden with many heretofore unpublished accounts. The richly shaped prose, a hallmark of Trudeaus pen, rewrites much of the heretofore misunderstood story of what really happened to Lincoln during this time... Lincolns Greatest Journey represents an important addition to the Lincoln saga. The conventional wisdom that theres nothing new to be learned about Lincoln is due for a major reset.\" (Civil War Talk)\"I have read quite a few books on the Civil War and I have never read such a narrative of battles through the eyes of the president such like this... Words cannot describe how much I recommend this book. It has been some time since I have been emotional reading a non-fiction work and yet as these days were described, I could not help but get emotional not only from the president, but from the soldiers who were fighting this waning war. Lincolns Greatest Journey is a welcome addition to the Civil War world, but also, it is a welcome addition to those who want to study Lincoln himself. Trudeaus narrative is amazing; it evokes a different type of narrative in recent studies. It touches you on a scale which, as I stated before, I cannot describe.\" (Gettysburg Chronicle)\"I received an ARC a while back and fully expected to put it away after reading a few chapters. Instead, I found the writing surprisingly engrossing and quickly finished it. The book is an almost moment-by-moment recounting of Lincoln's famous City Point visit, replete with multitudinous personal anecdotes related by numerous sources (many of which I hadn't read before, though others my have)... In addition to those interested in all things Lincoln, readers wanting to read something fresh about the closing moments of the war in the East should find the book well worth their time.\" (Civil War Books and Authors)Trudeau, author of a number of books on the Civil War, with a particular interest in its final period, gives us an insightful, detailed account of Lincolns visit to the front at Petersburg and Richmond in closing hours of the war this is an outstanding work. (NYMAS Review)Noah Andre Trudeau is a history graduate of the State University of New York at Albany. 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This is exceptional historical reporting that is meticulously researched, clearly written and as exciting as any well-crafted novel. This book is highly recommended\" (King Features Syndicate)\"Having read and studied several previous books on the Custer Battle, I was hoping that something new would emerge and I was not disappointed. It is a great pity Gordon Harper did not live long enough to have seen his years of work and research in a completed form, but it does stand as a solid testimony to diligence...certainly a book that one cannot put down\" (Norman Franks, Author)\"... vast amount of research...without a doubt other enthusiasts of one of history's most overrated field engagements will get hours of enjoyment debating just how many of its revelations are truly groundbreaking... the research and passion is commendable (Wild West Magazine)\"... Harper studied the battle for about 50 years but died before completing his book. However, the writers who finished it for him preserved his passionate style... the extensive research and focused conclusions make it an essential read for serious students.\" (True West Magazine)\"This is a thoroughly researched, intriguing and well-written book that should rank as a definitive source of information about what really happened.\" (Toy Solder &amp; Model Figure)\"If the reader believes that there is nothing new to be written about the most famous and analyzed battle in the west, this book may convince him otherwise. It deserves a place on the shelf of every student of Custer's battle\" (The Journal of Americas Military Past)\"...we are blessed that Gordon Harpers scholarship is now available...he did his homework as his extensive bibliography attests... provide ample food for those who hunger for the serious study of the Little Big Horn, to whom I recommend the book. This contribution will at least challenge us to reexamine (if not revise) time-honored assumptions and conceptions. The reviewer is certain that it will lead to many more fights as we continue the perpetual debate on the subject that Gordon Harper loved so well. (CBHMA Book Review)\"Gordon Harper (1939-2009) had a life long fascination with the battle, lived near the field for a time and toured it often, collected accounts of the battle, official papers, memoirs, and more, and hoped to write a definitive source book on it, but passed away before it was completed. This volume was compiled from his materials by his daughter Tori Harper and Gordon Richard.The first half of the book is essentially a narrative treatment of the operations that culminated in Battle of the Little Big Horn, which Harper had largely completed before his death. It consists of four chapters that follow the various detachments of the 7th Cavalry as the moved toward the battlefield on the Greasy Grass River, followed by three chapters on Maj. Marcus Renos column, and then two chapters on the events and circumstances of the destruction of Custers battalion. The second part of the book is titled Analysis. It consists of eight essays that address particular questions about the battle and battlefield archaeology, from A Question of Disobedience, discussing whether or not Custer deliberately ignored orders throughThe number of Warriors Facing the 7th Cavalry, Burials, Markers, and Survivors, and so forth.While its likely that neither Custerphiles nor Custerphobes will be entirely happy with all of Gordons conclusions, anyone with a serious interest in the events on the Little Big Horn, or in the Indian Fighting Army, will find this excellent reading.\" (The NYMAS Review)\"Drawing on Indian accounts, as well as evidence from cartridges, bullets, and bodies discovered on the battlefield, this work for general readers and scholars describes the defeat of Custers 7th Cavalry by Sioux and Cheyenne forces near the Little Horn River (a battle often known as the battle of Little Big Horn). The book also details the immediate aftermath of the battle, including the burial and reburial of combatants. The first half of the book offers a chronological narrative, while the second half offers analysis. B&amp;w historical photos and contemporary battle maps are included. An ebook edition provides primary source appendices. Author Gordon Harper lived near the site of the battle for decades and collected information on the battle from local Native American tribes.\" (ProtoView)Gordon Harper is a researcher of American military history.; Title: The Fights on the Little Horn: Unveiling the Mysteries of Custer's Last Stand",
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Mr. Ross has a novelist's eye for characters and detail.\" - Wall Street Journal\"Hitler in Los Angeles . . . is part thriller and all chiller, about how close the California Reich came to succeeding.\" - Los Angeles Times\"Fascinating.\" - Smithsonian Magazine\"A history book that doubles as espionage thriller with a cast of characters that includes movie stars, studio moguls, entertainment lawyers, diplomats and pols, all of them quite real . . . Remarkable . . . Now that anti-Semitic chants recently have been heard in the streets of Charlottesville, Va., Hitler in Los Angeles must be seen as much more than an accomplished work of historical scholarship.\" - Jewish Journal\"The director of the Casden Institute for the Study of the Jewish Role in American Life and an award-winning film historian, Ross tells a shocking story of Nazi efforts to infiltrate America . . . 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Chaput assesses with histypical clarity the bewildering situation for committed American Catholicswhatmakes Archbishop Chaputs book unique is his approach as a pastor and teacherof the Faith. CatholicPhilly.com\"a very careful, thoughtful, sound analysis of the landscape of our lives; it is much more than what is so frequently offered: highly charged, angry speculation.\"Sooner Catholic This is an important book about the most important questions who are we as Christians, and how do we live and love, work and create? How do we raise our families, educate our children and carry out our Christian mission? How do we serve God in this 'strange land' that now, too often, sees the Church, her teachings and her institutions as an enemy? A must-read for Catholics and anyone concerned for America's future.Most Reverend Jos H. Gomez, Archbishop of Los AngelesAt a time when many American Christians feel like 'strangers in a strange land,' one of the country's most courageous and respected prelates has given us much needed words of wisdom for the challenges ahead. This forward-looking guidebook should be on every Catholic's bookshelf.Mary Ann Glendon, Former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See and Learned Hand Professor of Law at Harvard UniversityClear-eyed, courageous, unsentimental and driven by real hope, this prophetic book is not only for Catholics, but for all believers who wonder how we're going to get through the unprecedented challenges ahead. Rod Dreher, author of The Benedict Option and How Dante Can Save Your LifeArchbishop Charles Chaput is the intellectual successor to Francis Cardinal George within the college of American bishops, and his latest book -- smart, incisive, crisply-written, witty, and inspiring -- shows why. 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+    "text": "An Amazon Best Book of July 2017: A passionate love affair is often described as an inferno, but in 2012 and 2013, boyfriend and girlfriend Charlie Smith and Tonya Bundick turned the metaphor into reality as they lit 70-plus fires in derelict buildings across Virginias Accomack County. Monica Hesses spare but memorable prose sketches the true story of a once-prosperous county now in sharp economic decline, its derelict buildings easy targets for Smith and Bundick. But Accomack Countys plunging fortunes is the simplistic explanation for the arson epidemic, and Hesse pushes that aside to plumb the complicated personal relationships, the tight-knit community, and the stories told in small towns that can shape a persons destiny just as surely as ones actions. When Smith and Bundick set fire after firesometimes several a nightthe exhausted volunteer firefighters in Accomack County band together to stop the arsonists putting a match to their way of life. Hesse can do with a handful of words what other writers do with paragraphs, and as she traces the intersecting paths of the amateur arsonists and the authorities determined to capture them, she reveals that every crime has its own personal, sometimes inscrutable DNA. --Adrian Liang, The Amazon Book ReviewAmerican Fire is an excellent summer vacation companion. It has all the elements of a lively crime procedural: courtroom drama, forensic trivia, toothsome gossip, vexed sex. It also happens to be a very good portrait of a region in economic decline. . . . As with S-Town and the best episodes of This American Life, Hesse has managed to wring tension and excitement out of a story with a known ending. - Jennifer Senior, New York TimesThe propulsive pleasure of American Fire rests in author Monica Hesse's decision not to force a thing. The book has the brisk diligence of big-city journalism (Hesse writes for the Washington Post) and the languid chattiness of the small town where she lived while researching it. . . . Hesse gathers the pieces but leaves connections to the reader. When they snap together, the feeling is a bit like gazing upon a blaze you've just lit. - Karl Vick, TimeHesse, who covered the arsons for The Washington Post, is an ace reporter, but shes an even better storyteller. American Fire is as propulsive as a crime thriller. A- - Tina Jordan, Entertainment WeeklyIn American Fire, journalist Monica Hesse faces . . . quandaries of interpretation, faulty memory and lies, and deals eloquently with the he-said-she-said elements of her story. . . . What emerges is a vivid depiction of a community that is struggling economically in present-day America, but is rich in its human connections. - Ilana Masad, NPR.orgA brisk, captivating and expertly crafted reconstruction of a community living through a time of fear, confusion and danger. . . . Masterful. - Scott W. Berg, Washington PostOne of the year's best and most unusual true-crime books. - Randy Dotinga, Christian Science MonitorMesmerizing. . . . Hesse recounts the fires and their investigation and the subsequent trials with cinematic immediacy. - Jonathan Miles, Garden & GunAccomack County, Virginia, is utterly unique, but not completely atypical of Americas forgotten places: bypassed by progress on the wrong side of Chesapeake Bay, dotted with houses rotting into literal tinder. Hesse, a Washington Post reporter, finds true-crime gold here . . . . Hesse forgoes paint-by-numbers suspense, revealing the culprits early on before backing up into their hard-knock love story, their eventual arrest, and perceptive snapshots of an unusually vivid corner of drug-racked Red America. - Boris Katchka, VultureAmerican Fire is not only a twisted love story but also a portrait of Accomack County, Virginia, a once-wealthy farming community crumbling from economic hardship. - Nora Horvath, Real SimpleHesse enters the compelling narrative with restraint in probing, essayistic analyses. She tells the story of the fires and of the Eastern Shore and the people she got to know there with an earned familiarity that, at the same time, speaks of the unknowability of a vast, rapidly changing nation. - Annie Bostrom, Booklist, starred review; Title: American Fire: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land",
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Evocations of pastoral Manhattan run through the story, reminding us what has been concreted over and lost. - Robin Lane Fox, Financial TimesAmerican Eden is one of those rare booksit surprises by its originality, it impresses with its deep scholarship and it seduces with its beautiful writing. Victoria Johnson has the gift of a storyteller and the tenacity of a detectiveher descriptions of medicine, botany and politics in the early Republic are not only compelling but also exquisitely researched. - Andrea Wulf, author of The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt's New WorldYouve listened to Hamilton, you devoured the Alexander Hamilton biography. But you might not have read up on David Hosack, the American botanist and doctor who accompanied Hamilton and Burr on their fateful duel. 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