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Former Prime Minister Theresa May exposes the abuse of power by public institutions and politicians in a series of riveting first-hand accounts from her time in office.

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Tightly focused, meticulously researched and drawing on documentation not available to previous biographers, The Accidental President escorts readers into the situation room with Truman during this tumultuous, history-making four months - when the stakes were high and the challenges even higher .

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The stirring story of the life and 'last fight' of a forgotten British naval legend.

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An account of an English gentleman and his African dream.

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An acclaimed journalist and novelistmakes history personal,painting a rich and vivid portrait of the time when America become modern by tracing the life of one man who lived through it.

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Diplomacy in the West from Richelieu to Kissinger: the great diplomats of history and what their achievements tell us about the most important issues of our time

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A compelling account of scandal and betrayal in Regency England.

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Tells the story of the secret war on Crete from the perspective of these amateur soldiers who found themselves serving because, as one of them put it, they had made 'the obsolete choice of Greek at school'.

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Hailed by feminist and activist Gloria Steinem as a book that will change the mind of "anyone who thinks that Washington can't be understood, has no great hearts, and is not crucial to our daily lives,"

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In this long-awaited memoir from one of the most influential senators of our time, California's Barbara Boxer shares the inside-account of her and the Democrats' battle for the soul of America, illustrated by experiences on Capitol Hill with her colleagues in Congress on the left and the right, the White House, and the controversial issues that have shaped our times.

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Benjamin Franklin's writings represent a long career of literary, scientific and political efforts over a lifetime which extended nearly the entire 18th century. This title includes Franklin's reflections on such questions as philosophy and religion, social status, electricity, American national characteristics, war, and the status of women.

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Benjamin Franklins account of his rise from poverty and obscurity to affluence and fame is a self-portrait of a quintessential American which has charmed every generation of readers since it first appeared in 1791.

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One of America's leading black intellectuals teams up with Myrlie Evers-Williams to bring us the first-ever definitive look at the life, work, and tragic death of civil rights hero Medgar Evers

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From Agincourt to Waterloo, from Dunkirk to Basra, this is the autobiography of the man who has seen all British military history unfold in front of his eyes: the British soldier.

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Both an official chronicle and the highly personal memoir of the emperor of Babur (1483-1530), "The Baburnama" presents a vivid picture of life in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Persia, and India during the late 15th and early 16th centuries.

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The dramatic life of Vietnam War hero Roy Benavidez, a Mexican American Green Beret from a working-class family with deep roots in Texas, revealing how Hispanic Americans have long shaped US history

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Dermot Healy's extraordinary memoir of growing up in rural Ireland.

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As the Nazis gained political power in Weimar Berlin, a US consul/diplomat observed their activities, interceded when they threatened American lives and developed the earliest and fullest appreciation of the horrors to come.

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Bringing together author's speeches, thoughtful journalism and passionate advocacy of often unconventional causes, this book showcases his powers of original thinking and communication over the decades.

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A deeply reported exploration of Joe Biden as told through his extended family.

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By walking the same ground as Dumas - from Haiti to
the Pyramids, Paris to the prison cell at Taranto Reiss, like the novelist
before him, triumphantly resurrects this forgotten hero.

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