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H.W. Brands’ The Zealot and the Emancipator deftly recounts two martyrs' disparate approaches to ending slavery.
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The Man Who Ran Washington recounts James Baker’s masterful orchestration of his role as consummate dealmaker in the nation’s capital.
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In The Presidents vs. the Press, Harold Holzer ably delineates the long-drawn battle lines between the media and the Oval Office.
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Nicholas A. Basbanes’ Cross of Snow ably captures the genius of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Scott Turow’s The Last Trial deserves a place atop the legal-thriller genre.
A look at Barry Gewen’s superlative The Inevitability of Tragedy.
John Grisham’s epically entertaining Camino Winds is a perfect antidote to the pandemic.
Lincoln on the Verge masterfully recounts the commander-in-chief’s impactful, circuitous pre-inauguration trip to DC.
