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A veteran White House reporter asks, Can a president's private life be separated from his performance in office

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A Harvard Medical School psychiatrist and neuroscientist shows how dream science draws on psychology and neurobiology to provide new insight into the nature of the human mind.

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Focuses on little-known moments in history when two cultures--previously unknown or little known to each other--met, and altered the course of history.

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This inspiring book shows that the great unfinished business of American liberalism is not to equalize money but to limit the spheres in which money matters, to put money in its place.

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Now that the US is not the world's biggest banker, its future as a superpower is looking shaky.

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"For more than a century physicists have hoped that they were closing in on the Holy Grail of modern science: a unified theory that would make sense of the entire physical world, from the subnuclear re"

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A sharply critical look at the fate of liberal and leftist political thought and at the death of the utopian ideals that once fueled these politics.

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Ralph D. Sawyer, noted scholar of Chinese warfare, provides a comprehensive introduction to the essential views, concepts, and tactical principles of military strategy through this translation of classic texts from ancient China

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A team of researcher-clinicians from the Center for Family Learning offers a carefully articulated, clinically tested model for treating a broad range of family marital problems.

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This brilliantly argued, beautifully written book-now with a new introduction by the author-uses theories of feminist psychotherapy to present a new model of clinical psychotherapy.

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Illuminates the path down which our politics is headed in Clinton's second term and beyond.

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For over twenty years Nancy Hartsock has been a powerful voice in the effort to forge a feminism sophisticated and strong enough to make a difference in the real world of powerful political and economic forces. This volume collects her most important writings.

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The story of Ireland, past and present, as told through the lens of the author's personal experience renovating a run-down castle in County Galway

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From acclaimed military historian Flint Whitlock, the untold story of the Big Red One, the heroic and infamous 1st Infantry Division, from its assault on Nazi forces at Omaha Beach, to the Battle of the Bulge

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The shocking story of an impending nuclear devastation and the brave people who fought against it

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The most comprehensive history yet of the last years of Russia's imperial family

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"A beautifully written, thoroughly researched and relentlessly terrifying work, and a must-read for anybody with an interest in the environment or the future of our planet."--Salon.com

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"In The Futures, Emily Lambert addresses the subject with as much affection as is ever likely to be stirred by the pork-belly business... Captivating." --Wall Street Journal

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"Fascinating, imaginative, and stimulating, The Ghosts of Evolution is a wonderful piece of writing-well worth reading by anyone interested in nature and its myriad components." -Michael J. Balick, The New York Botanical Garden.

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This collection of RFKs 1968 presidential campaign speeches demonstrates his eloquence, passion, and humanity, while providing a beacon of justice and an example of integrity for politicians and citizens today

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This award-winning book by a Harvard landscape architect proves how important it is to understand the natural settings of cities, their air, water, geology, plant, and animal life, to create better, more habitable urban environments.

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"You will understand Africa differently after reading this book...the richly reported stories he tells to make his case are unforgettable." -William Finnegan.

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Combining armchair travel with political history and social commentary, Barbara Crossette offers the first look across Asia to tell the story of hill stations from their colonial origins to the present.

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Highly influential discoveries about the evolution of humans, and their subsequent colonization of the earth.