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Pinnegar contends that partisan congressional investigations and wild newspaper claims branded Floyd as a traitor to the Union, and that the historical profession's tendency to focus solely on his connections to the Civil War era have ensured that Floyd's reputation was never leavened by the successes of his first fifty years.

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The sensational critical biography of this phenomenal entrepreneur and his business practices - fully updated to cover Branson's recent ventures.

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It started with a photograph, a lump and a diagnosis. Like so many other families, hers would never be the same. But her family never was like others...

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Tells the story of Ireland's property boom and bust. This work presents an account of how it all worked and why it went sour. It brings us to the muddy fields, humble cafes and grand dining rooms where the deals were made. It explains how it was that debt always begat more debt, and takes us through the hitherto opaque portals of Anglo Irish Bank.

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This book is a real, motivational, and life-changing publication that describes the process of changing generational ways of life, habits, behaviors, or routines that have affected many of our family members.

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This bestselling literary debut--now available in paperback--is the true story of a remarkable woman's life in the contemporary American West, where the lessons she learned carried her through blizzards, devastating prairie fires, and extreme isolation. 1 map. 1 illustration.

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In 1963, Peter Cabban was second in command on the destroyer HMAS Voyager, under Captain Duncan Stevens. Cabban eventually left the navy and three months later, during night exercises on February 10 1964, the Voyager turned into the path of HMAS Melbourne. Captain Stevens and 82 of her crew perished.

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A true story about Duane Johnson, a young white student who receives a fellowship to attend an all-black college in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement. Read now and experience the culture shock....and later the understanding Duane endures during this time.

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Isaac Newton (1642-1727), the English genius, made his greatest contributions to original thought before the age of twenty-five, while at home in Lincolnshire escaping the great plague of 1665, a period of which he wrote: 'I was in the prime of age for invention'. This book demonstrates his perceptions, which changed our world forever.

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In February 2011, Sara Connell's mother, Kristine Casey, delivered the greatest gift of all to her daughter - Sara's son Finnean. At that moment, 61-year-old Kristine - the gestational carrier of Sara and her husband Bill's child - became the oldest woman ever to give birth in Chicago.
"Bringing in Finn" is the incredible story of one woman's h

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Britney Spears the princess of pop is making a comeback, and there isn't a person out there who hasn't heard about it. In this fully up-to-date and authoritative biography, Steve Dennis reveals all there is to know about the much-loved star.

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A group portrait of the great Broadway choreographer-directors: Jerome Robbins, Agnes de Mille, Gower Champion, Bob Fosse, Michael Bennett, Tonny Tune, Graciela Daniele, and Susan Stroman. The hits generated by two generations of choreographer-directors define the Broadway stage: "Oklahoma!", "On the Town", "West Side Story", and others.

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As a police officer, Alistair Livingstone was dubbed Supercop by the media for making more arrests than any other officer in the UK. But then Ali broke down. Broken Blue Line is the vividly told story of what brought him to that point, and the beginning of his slow, painful recovery.

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Bronte was the Melbourne teenager, whose battle with anorexia captured the hearts of Australians, in a series of stories and documentaries for the Nine Network. Bronte kept diaries from diagnosis to recovery. This book talks about her story.

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Includes David Ritz's moving account of "The Last Days of Brother Ray" and an updated discography

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Kept in a small brown case handed down by the brothers' youngest sister, Edie, were hundreds of letters sent home from the front by the Beechey boys: scraps of paper scribbled on in the firing line, heartfelt messages written from a deathbed, exasperated correspondences detailing the absurdities of life in the trenches.

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A life of the Victorian poet.

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Bruce and Me explores the inner workings of a complex and unique father/daughter relationship, and all the adventures and mishaps along the way.