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From an award-winning investigative journalist, a hard-hitting expos of the unchecked crimes of SEAL Team 6, revealing how the Navy SEAL forces were developed and then sacrificed in the service of American empire.

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The untold tale of the Brits who infiltrated the Nazi hierarchy

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The untold tale of the Brits who infiltrated the Nazi hierarchy

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The second of an extraordinary two-volume work chronicling forty-five years of painting by our most important artist, Colin McCahon.

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The poetry of Paul K. T. Barnes is rooted in traditional forms, yet it is permeated with oddities and abrupt turns. His verses soar with ecstatic beauty, while recognizing the pain, ugliness, and depression that so often characterize the human condition.

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Presents the author's last major work, completed in his 81st year, on the synthesis of the opposites in alchemy and psychology.

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A complete revision of Psychology of the Unconscious (orig. 1911-12), Jung's first important statement of his independent position.

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A #1 New York Times Bestseller, Collusion is a gripping expose about the biggest political scandal of the modern era, with new chapters to bring the book up to date.

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The classic account of the Columbine school killings and its shocking aftermath, now more relevant than ever.

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A rigorous and incisive study of combat trauma and American militarism

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Open borders, record inflation, and skyrocketing crimeJoe Bidens first term is one of the most craptastic in American history. Though Biden may seem like a doddering idiot, stumbling from one mistake to the next, his blunders always hew closely to progressive dreams for American policy.

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Examines the tragic crime of familicide, the murder suicide of children and a parent in the context of a dispute over custody or access. The trauma of this offence reverberates through the families, communities and across generations, causing mental and physical illness and social dysfunction.

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A beautifully written food memoir with a queer bent in which the author comes to terms with her Ukranian heritage and her lesbian identity by way of their connections with food.

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This history of the first hundred and ten years of the discipline of Education at the University of Melbourne reflects the extraordinary change in the esteem in which it has been held, in the university, Australia and the world.

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In the final book of her love trilogy that began with "all about love" and "salvation, " bell hooks explores the ways ideas about women and love were changed by the feminist movement, by women's full participation in the workforce, by the culture of self-help, and by popular media forces such as television and movies.

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For most commentators the Cominterns role in the development of American Communism is wholly negative. Zumoff challenges this narrative.

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East Asia is a powerhouse of economic and social development, with cultural industries that have burgeoned as countries in the region have generated consumer economies and a middle class.

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"Confessions of a Murphy's Child" is not a typical memoir. It doubles as an anthem for the abused and misunderstood. Surviving child abuse and not turning to the dark side can be a tricky endeavor in this modern society. Written in an urban realistic style--raw and unapologetic, with a purposeful emotional and lyrical flair.

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Socialist political education made simple

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Best buds DJ and Parker cannot wait to go trick-or-treating until - BOO! Halloween scares and mysterious spells make them shudder. Could someone they know be a REAL witch

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