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See British History, page 46 Penguin • 592 pp. • 978-0-14-311700-1 • $18.00 A Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, and Economist Mark Booth Best Book of the Year; a New York Times and John McWhorter The Secret History of the World American Library Association Notable Book Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue As Laid Down by the Secret Societies The Untold Story of English “The one true guide to Western and Eastern See British History, page 46 Robert B. Downs esoteric societies from the Freemasons to the Books That Changed the World Rosicrucians.”—Salon.com. Revised Edition John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge Overlook • 512 pp. • 978-1-59020-162-6 • $16.95 Examines important works from ancient God is Back times to the 20th century. Notes, index. 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www.penguin.com/academic General Works & Anthologies 1 American History Penguin civic classics General Works A series of six portable, accessible, and—above all—essential reads from American political history, selected by leading scholars. Series editor Richard Beeman, author & Anthologies of The Penguin Guide to the United States Constitution, draws together the great texts of American civic life, including the founding documents, pivotal historical speeches, and Eric Alterman and Kevin Mattson f The Cause important Supreme Court decisions, to create a timely and informative mini-library of The Fight for American Liberalism from perennially vital issues. Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama “Superb.”—The Boston Globe. “[A]n illuminat- ing history of postwar politics, international relations, culture, and philosophy—all in one scrupulously researched volume.”— Publishers Weekly. Viking • 416 pp. • 978-0-670-02343-1 • $29.95 Penguin • 416 pp. • 978-0-14-312164-0 • $18.00 Paperback available May 2013

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2 General Works & Anthologies / American History f Denotes new or forthcoming title Christopher Benfey Stephen Graubard f Red Brick, Black The Presidents Larry Schweikart Mountain, White Clay The Transformation of Reflections on Art, Family, and Survival The American Presidency from “Revelatory...Benfey reclaims radiant swathes Theodore Roosevelt to Barack Obama of history...and celebrates serendipity, resil- “It is vitally important to read this magisterial ience, and the refulgence of art.”—Booklist work to understand how the presidency has (starred review). “Well wrought....Part been transformed over the past century.”— memoir, part family saga, part travelogue, James Chace, author of 1912: Wilson, Taft, part cultural history, it takes readers on a Roosevelt and Debs. peripatetic ramble across America and Penguin Global • 944 pp. • 978-0-14-10425-9 • $25.00 beyond.”—The New York Times Book Review. 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Hamm, editor With Dave Dougherty Quaker Writings f A Patriot’s History An Anthology, 1650-1920 of the Modern World Robert Cowley, editor Covering nearly three centuries of religious From America’s Ascent What If?™ development, this comprehensive anthology to the Atomic Bomb, 1898–1945 The World’s Foremost Military Historians gives a balanced overview of Quaker history. “Choosing a theme of Yankee excep- Imagine What Might Have Been Penguin Classics • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-310631-9 • $16.00 tionalism (with four pillars: common law, “A captivating display of historical imagina- Protestantism, free market capitalism, and tion...takes us through 2,500 years of close Tim Harper private property), the authors make a con- squeaks and narrow misses.”—C. Vann The Complete Idiot’s Guide vincing case for the series of trial-and-error Woodward, Yale Univ. 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Alan MacFarlane and Iris MacFarlane Michael Pollan Mark Schatzker The Empire of Tea f Cooked f Steak The Remarkable History of A Natural History of Transformation One Man’s Search the Plant That Took Over the World Pollan explores the previously uncharted for the World’s Tastiest Piece of Beef Overlook • 320 pp. • 978-1-59020-175-6 • $14.95 territory of his own kitchen. Here, he dis- A journalist sets out to track down, define, covers the enduring power of the four and eat the perfect specimen. His journey Thomas McNamee classical elements—fire, water, air, and takes him to all the legendary sites of steak Alice Waters and Chez Panisse earth—to transform the stuff of nature into excellence—Texas, France, Scotland, Italy, The Romantic, Impractical, delicious things to eat and drink. Japan, Argentina, and Idaho’s Pahsimeroi Often Eccentric, Ultimately Brilliant Penguin Press •480 pp. • 978-1-59420-421-0 • $27.95 Valley. Penguin • 304 pp. • 978-0-14-311938-8 • $16.00 Making of a Food Revolution The Omnivore’s Dilemma Explores the San Francisco counterculture food A Natural History of Four Meals revolution that invented “American cuisine.” “A brilliant, eye-opening account of how Laura Shapiro “Beautifully capture[s] the spirit of the res- we produce, market, and agonize over what Julia Child taurant and its spiritual growth, as well as its we eat.”—The Seattle Times. “Thoughtful, A Penguin Lives Biography place in American culture.”—Los Angeles Times. engrossing....You’re not likely to get a better Award-winning food writer Shapiro presents Penguin • 400 pp. • 978-0-14-311308-9 • $16.00 explanation of exactly where your food comes a biography of the cultural icon who changed from.”—The New York Times Book Review. the way America cooked. Sidney W. Mintz Penguin • 464 pp. • 978-0-14-303858-0 • $17.00 Penguin • 208 pp. • 978-0-14-311644-8 • $14.00 Sweetness and Power National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist; A The Place of Sugar in Modern History New York Times Top Ten Book of the Year, a Los Carol N. Simontacchi “Shows how the intelligent analysis of the Angeles Times Best Nonfiction Book of the Year The Crazy Makers history of a single commodity can be used Free Teacher’s Guide at us.penguingroup.com/tguides How the Food Industry is Destroying Our Also available: Dial Young Readers Edition to pry open the history of an entire world of 978-0-8037-3500-2 Brains and Harming Our Children social relationships and human behavior.”— Using extensive research, epidemiological The New York Review of Books. In Defense of Food evidence, and a formal study of schoolchil- Penguin • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-009233-2 • $16.00 An Eater’s Manifesto dren’s eating habits, Simontacchi identifies Pollan proposes a new way to think about the how food products may be literally driving Molly O’Neill, editor question of what to eat that is informed by ecol- us crazy. American Food Writing ogy and tradition, and is better for our health Tarcher • 352 pp. • 978-1-58542-626-3 • $14.95 An Anthology With Classic Recipes and the health of the land. 250 years of great American food writing.“A Penguin • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-311496-3 • $15.00 Jane S. Smith portrait of a nation seen through the prism of f Food Rules The Garden of Invention food.”—Los Angeles Times. An Eater’s Manual Luther Burbank and the Library of America • 753 pp. • 978-1-59853-041-4 • $24.00 Revised with Illustrations by Maira Kalman Business of Breeding Plants Penguin Press • 192 pp. • 978-1-59420-308-4 • $23.95 A wide-ranging narrative history of the cel- Joe Pappalardo Also available: Food Rules (non-illustrated paperback ebrated plant breeder Luther Burbank and Sunflowers edition) 978-0-14-311638-7 the business of farm and garden in early 20th- The Secret History century America. Overlook • 256 pp. • 978-1-58567-991-1 • $22.95 Sarah Rose Penguin • 368 pp. • 978-0-14-311689-9• $16.00 f For All the Tea in China Marilyn Powell How England Stole the World’s Favorite Morgan Spurlock Ice Cream: A History Drink and Changed History Don’t Eat This Book “A thorough-going and superbly written his- A dramatic historical narrative that combines Fast Food and the Supersizing of America tory of the frozen delight.”—Canada Post. history, geography, botany, natural science, Berkley • 320 pp. • 978-0-425-21023-9 • $16.00 Overlook • 256 pp. • 978-1-58567-797-9 • $19.95 and old-fashioned adventure. “Rose paints a fresh and vivid account of life in rural 19th- Margaret Visser century China and Fortune’s fateful journey The Rituals of Dinner into it.”—The Washington Post. The Origin, Evolution, Eccentricities, Penguin • 272 pp. • 978-0-14-311874-9 • $15.00 and Meaning of Table Manners Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-017079-5 • $18.00 Julia Flynn Siler The House of Mondavi: The Rise and Fall of an American Wine Dynasty Gotham • 464 pp. • 978-1-59240-367-7 • $16.00 A BusinessWeek Best Business Book

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76 History of Gender & Sexuality / Performing Arts f Denotes new or forthcoming title Bobbie Ann Mason Dr. Ralph Stanley with Eddie Dean Mark Harris Elvis Presley: A Life Man of Constant Sorrow Pictures at a Revolution “If you’re going to read one book to find out My Life and Times Five Movies and the Birth what Elvis was all about, Mason’s is a good A giant of American music opens the book of the New Hollywood choice. She brings to the task a novelist’s eye on his personal and professional journeys, Explores the five films nominated for Best and the sensibilities of a Southern girl who paying tribute to the vanishing Appalachian Picture of 1967, and the cultural revolu- came of age in the 1950’s.”—The San Diego culture that gave him his voice. tion they presaged. “A juicy, multilayered Union-Tribune. Gotham • 464 pp. • 978-1-592-40584-8 • $18.00 chronicle of a turning point in American Penguin • 192 pp. • 978-0-14-303889-4 • $14.00 A Booklist Editor’s Choice Best Nonfiction 2009 culture. This is page-turning social history... and Top Ten Biography of 2010 informed by a sophisticated understanding Michelle Mercer of the social, political and cinematic lay of the Footprints James Sullivan land.”—Newsweek. The Life and Work of Wayne Shorter The Hardest Working Man Penguin • 512 pp. • 978-0-14-311503-8 • $17.00 Tarcher • 336 pp. • 978-1-58542-468-9 • $14.95 How James Brown Saved the Soul of America A Choice Outstanding Academic Title, A New York The story of the night James Brown kept the Times Notable Book, a Publishers Weekly Best Book Michael Miller peace in the wake of the assassination of The Complete Idiot’s Martin Luther King, Jr., and delivered hope Guide to Music History with an immortal performance. Gotham • 256 pp. • 978-1-59240-490-2 • $15.00 Alpha • 336 pp. • 978-1-59257-751-4 • $18.95

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Richard Aldington Humphrey Cobb Barbara Korte and Ann-Marie Einhaus, editors f Death of a Hero Paths of Glory The Penguin Book Introduction by James H. Meredith Introduction by James H. Meredith of First World War Stories One of the great World War I antiwar nov- Foreword by David Simon A new collection of short stories by some of els—honest, chilling, and brilliantly satirical. This anti-war masterpiece follows a unit of Britain’s best-known authors. Includes fiction Penguin Classics • 304 pp. • 978-0-14-310687-6 • $16.00 French soldiers during the First World War, by Joseph Conrad, W. Somerset Maugham, Available March 2013 exploring the perilous complications involved Arthur Conan Doyle, and Rudyard Kipling. in what nations demand of their soldiers in Penguin Classics • 432 pp. • 978-0-14-144215-0 • $17.00 Henri Barbusse wartime. 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J. B...... 56 Carpenter, David...... 46 Civil War, The (J. Caesar)...... 37 Age of Edison, The...... 14 Appel, Jacob...... 87 Bawlf, Samuel...... 47 Both, Norbert...... 61 Carretta, Vincent...... 49 Civil Wars, The (Appian)...... 37 Agricola and The Germania, The....39 Appian...... 37 Bayoumi, Moustafa...... 24 Bothwell, Robert...... 31 Carroll, Leslie...... 41 Clancy, Tom...... 78 Abbey, Edward...... 94 Appy, Christian G...... 21 Beahrs, Andrew...... 74 Boudica...... 47 Carroll, Rory...... 32 Clarke, Thurston...... 19 Abelard...... 41 Aquinas...... 41 Bear Heart...... 27 Bound for Glory...... 76 Carroll, Sean...... 91 Clark, Kenneth...... 44 Abercrombie, Nicholas...... 1 Aquinas, Thomas...... 41 Beattie, Alan...... 86 Bounty, The...... 48 Carr, Rosamund Halsey...... 66 Clark, William...... 14 Abrahams, Roger D...... 24 Arab and Jew...... 66 Beautiful Cigar Girl, The...... 11 Bounty Mutiny, The...... 48 Carrell, Jennifer Lee...... 49, 89 Clarke, Peter...... 46 Acedia & me...... 40 Arabian Sands...... 66 Beautiful Things That Bourke, Angela...... 52 Carse, James P...... 91 Clash of the Carriers...... 83 Aczel, Amir...... 90 Arce, Rose...... 30 Heaven Bears, The...... 67 Bowden, Mark...... 31 Carson, Ciaran...... 52 Class 11...... 85 Adams, Abigail...... 7 Ardrey, Adam...... 47 Beavan, Colin...... 81 Bowen, Mark...... 94 Carson, Clayborne...... 24 Classic American Autobiographies...2 Adams, Andy...... 13 Arenas, Reinaldo...... 31 Becket...... 47 Boxer Rebellion, The...... 69 Carson, Rachel...... 94 Classic of Adams, Henry...... 14, 53 Arendt, Hannah...... 57 Becklund, Laurie...... 66 Boyden, Joseph...... 31, 80 Carter, Graydon...... 77 Mountains and Seas, The...... 68 Adams, John...... 7, 9 Argo...... 84 Bede...... 47 Boyle, T. C...... 29 Carthage Must Be Destroyed...... 34 Classic Slave Narratives, The...... 24 Addams, Jane...... 14 Argument, The...... 21 Beeman, Richard...... 10 Boys in the Boat, The...... 16 Cartledge, Paul...... 35 Classic Slum, The...... 52 Adkins, Lesley...... 78 Ariosto, Ludovico...... 56 Beevor, Antony...... 53, 55, 57, 59, 81 Bradbury, Malcolm...... 45 Carvajal, Doreen...... 56 Claude Lévi-Strauss...... 55 Adkins, Roy...... 50, 78 Aristotle...... 35 Before Galileo...... 91 Braddick, Michael...... 47 Casanova...... 56 Clausewitz, Carl von...... 58, 78 Adler, Margot...... 19 Arkush, Michael...... 16 Before Night Falls...... 31 Bradford, Sarah...... 43 Casanova, Giacomo...... 56 Clavin, Tom...... 16 Aesop...... 35 Armageddon in Retrospect...... 21 Before the Dawn...... 93 Bradford, William...... 10 Casas, Bartolomé de Las...... 32 Clee, Nicholas...... 16 African Myths of Origin...... 66 Armies of the Night, The...... 21 Before the Fallout...... 93 Brady, Patricia...... 8 Cashford, Jules...... 35 Clendinen, Dudley...... 89 Africans and Their History...... 67 Armstrong, Karen...... 68 Beginning of Infinity, The...... 91 Bramly, Serge...... 43 Castellanos, Rosario...... 32 Cline, Elizabeth L...... 86 Against Slavery...... 13 Army Life in a Black Regiment.....12 Behind the Scenes...... 12 Branch Rickey...... 16 Castiglione, Baldesar...... 43 Closed Chambers...... 20 Age of Bede, The...... 47 Army of Evil...... 59 Beijing Welcomes You...... 69 Brands, H. W...... 19 Cathcart, Thomas...... 62 Closing the Leadership Gap...... 76 Age of Turbulence, The...... 87 Arrian...... 35 Belcher, Stephen...... 66 Braudel, Fernand...... 1 Catherine the Great...... 60 Clotel...... 25 Agony and the Ecstasy, The...... 44 Arthurian Romances...... 43 Bellaigue, Christopher de...... 64 Brave Vessel, A...... 48 Catherwood, Christopher...... 51 Cloud of Unknowing, The...... 41 Agricola, The...... 39 Art of Happiness, The...... 35 Bellamy, Edward...... 14 Bread and Roses...... 18 Catiline’s War...... 39 Club, The...... 23 Ahamed, Liaquat...... 86 Art of Intelligence, The...... 79 Belofsky, Nathan...... 89 Bread and Wine...... 57 Catlin, George...... 28 Cobb, Humphrey...... 80 Ahmed, Leila...... 73 Art of War, The...... 69 Bend, Not Break...... 69 Breaking the Spell...... 91 Cause, The...... 2 Coco Chanel...... 53 Air Power...... 78 Arvedlund, Erin...... 86 St. Benedict...... 39 Breakout...... 84 Cavalleria Rusticana...... 57 Coal...... 87 Alan Lomax...... 77 Ascent of Money, The...... 86 Benfey, Christopher...... 3 Brendan...... 47 Cayton, Andrew...... 2 Cod...... 74 Alchemists, The...... 87 Ascher, Kate...... 90 Bentham, Jeremy...... 50 Breslin, Jimmy...... 16 Cellini, Benvenuto...... 43 Code Talker...... 27 Alcott, Louisa May...... 12 Asher, Michael...... 78 Bercuson, David J...... 15 Breuer, Joseph...... 89 Censoring Science...... 94 Coetzee, J. M...... 66 Aldington, Richard...... 80 Ashoka...... 71 Berendt, John...... 56 Brewer, David...... 56 Ceremony...... 29 Cohen, Adam...... 17 Alexander, Bevin...... 81, 84 Ask Not...... 19 Berg, A. Scott...... 15 Brick, Michael...... 22 Chadwick, Henry...... 39 Cohen, David...... 58 Alexander, Caroline...... 35, 48 Asleep...... 89 Bergerud, Eric...... 82, 84 Bridges, E. Lucas...... 32 Chadwick, Owen...... 43, 51 Cohen, Jared...... 64 Alexander, Kelly...... 74 Assassination...... 1 Bergreen, Laurence...... 56 Brief History of the Caribbean, A....33 Chaikin, Andrew...... 91 Coke Machine, The...... 74 Alexander, Robert...... 59 Assault on Reason, The...... 22 Berler, Ron...... 21 Brief Wondrous Life of Chai, May-lee...... 68 Cokinos, Christopher...... 91 Alexander Hamilton...... 9 Assignment to Hell...... 82 Berlin 1961...... 84 Oscar Wao, The...... 30 Chai, Winberg...... 68 Colby, Tanner...... 25 Alexander the Great...... 35 Aston, Eloise...... 52 Berlin, Ira...... 25 Brigden, Susan...... 46 Challenger, Melanie...... 63 Cold War, The...... 84 Alexiad, The...... 39 Atatürk...... 65 Berlin, Isaiah...... 59 Brinkley, Douglas...... 21, 26, 86 Chancellor, Edward...... 86 Collingham, Lizzie...... 82 Alfred the Great...... 47 At Dawn We Slept...... 83 Bernstein, Sara Tuvel...... 62 Britain After Rome...... 46 Chaney, Lisa...... 53 Collision 2012...... 21 Alger, Horatio...... 14 Athenian Constitution, The...... 35 Berry, Mary Frances...... 25 British Society Since 1945...... 52 Chang, Iris...... 30 Coll, Steve...... 64, 72, 94 Alice...... 17 Au Bonheur Des Dames...... 55 Best Place to Be, The...... 31 Brittain, Vera...... 80 Chango’s Beads and Collapse...... 1 Alice Waters and Chez Panisse.....75 Auchincloss, Louis...... 15 Betancourt, Ingrid...... 31 Broadwell, Paula...... 84 Two-Tone Shoes...... 18 Collingridge, Vanessa...... 47 Alighieri, Dante...... 43 Audacity to Win, The...... 23 Betrothed, The...... 57 Broad, William J...... 35 Chaos...... 92 Colonial American Al-Khalili, Jim...... 64 St. Augustine...... 39 Better Angels of Our Nature, The...79 Brody, Arnold R...... 91 Chapman, Fern Schumer...... 62 Travel Narratives...... 10 Allen, Charles...... 71 Auletta, Ken...... 86 Better Day Coming...... 25 Brody, David Eliot...... 91 Chapman, Peter...... 86 Color of Water, The...... 26 Allen, Michael...... 3 Aung San Suu Kyi...... 71 Between Past and Future...... 57 Brogan, Hugh...... 3 Charles Dickens...... 50 Colossus...... 22 Allen, Will...... 74 Aurelius, Marcus...... 38 Between Shades of Gray...... 57 Broken Government...... 22 Charnas, Dan...... 76 Colour Bar...... 67 All In...... 84 Austin, Mary...... 94 Between Two Worlds...... 66 Brooks, Geraldine...... 27 Charrière, Isabelle de...... 57 Columbus...... 56 All the Devils Are Here...... 87 Australia...... 72 Beyond Band of Brothers...... 84 Brooks, Michael...... 90 Charterhouse of Parma, The...... 55 Columbus, Christopher...... 32 All There Is...... 22 Autobiographical Beyond the Hundredth Meridian....14 Brother One Cell...... 70 Charters, Ann...... 19 Comandante...... 32 Alone in the Kitchen Writings (Twain)...... 15 Beyond Tolerance...... 23 Brothers, Rivals, Victors...... 83 Chase, Owen...... 11 Come to Think of It...... 24 With an Eggplant...... 74 Autobiographies (Darwin)...... 91 Beyond War...... 65 Brown...... 30 Chasing Ghosts...... 85 Comfort Woman...... 30 Along This Way...... 26 Autobiography (Cellini)...... 43 Bhagavad Gita, The...... 71 Brown, Clarence...... 59 Chasing the Flame...... 79 Coming of the Third Reich, The....58 Alterman, Eric...... 2 Autobiography (Franklin)...... 9 Biank, Tanya...... 73 Brown, Daniel James...... 16 Chattering Courtesans...... 38 Coming Plague, The...... 89 Alvarez, Julia...... 29 Autobiography (Mill)...... 50 Bible’s Greatest Stories, The...... 34 Brown, William Hill...... 10 Chatwin, Bruce...... 32 Commandant, The...... 58 Ambrose, Hugh...... 81 Autobiography of Andrew Bible, The...... 39 Brown, William Wells...... 25 Chaucer, Geoffrey...... 47 Common Sense...... 2, 9 Ambrose, Stephen E...... 21, 78 Carnegie, The...... 14 Bickers, Robert...... 68 Brownstein, Ronald...... 22 Chavez, Cesar...... 19 Common Wealth...... 88 American Dreams...... 19 Autobiography of an Biedermann, Hans...... 1 Bruchac, Joseph...... 27 Chayes, Sarah...... 72 Communist Manifesto, The...... 59 American Empire...... 19 Ex-Colored Man, The...... 26 Big Day Coming...... 76 Bruck, Connie...... 86 Cheap...... 88 Comnena, Anna...... 39 American Indians and the Law.....28 Avlon, John...... 2 Big Fight, The...... 16 Brunelleschi’s Dome...... 44 Che Guevara...... 33 Company Aytch...... 13 American Lady...... 20 Away Off Shore...... 11 Bigger Than the Game...... 17 Bryan, Mike...... 94 Chen, Yuan-tsung...... 68 Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in American Nations...... 7 Axe, David...... 78 Big Payback, The...... 76 Buchholz, Todd G...... 86 Chernow, Ron...... 9 English, The...... 40 American Political Speeches...... 2 Axelrod, Alan...... 2, 81 Big Rich, The...... 86 Buckholtz, Alison...... 78 Cherny, Andrei...... 84 Complete Fables, The...... 35 American Presidents, The...... 7 Axemaker’s Gift, The...... 90 Big Week...... 84 Buddha...... 68 Cherokee Nation and the Complete Idiot’s Guide to: American Scriptures...... 7 Ayres, Alex...... 12 Billows, Richard A...... 35 Buddha’s Warriors...... 68 Trail of Tears, The...... 28 Catholicism...... 2 Americans in Paris...... 54 Azuela, Mariano...... 31 Bilton, Michael...... 84 Buddhist Scriptures...... 68 Cherry-Garrard, Apsley...... 91 The Founding Fathers...... 10 American Story...... 77 Bingham, Tom...... 62 Budiansky, Stephen...... 12, 48, 78 Chesnut, Mary Boykin...... 12 American History...... 2 America’s Great Railroad Stations....7 Bin Ladens, The...... 64 Budnick, Dean...... 76 Chesnutt, Charles W...... 25 European History...... 41 America’s Longest Siege...... 12 B Birth of Classical Europe, The...... 34 Bulgakov, Mikhail...... 59 Chetwynd, Josh...... 16 Global Economics...... 87 American Colonies...... 10 Babbitt...... 18 Bishop, Patrick...... 82 Bunker Hill...... 10 Chickenhawk...... 84 Music History...... 77 American Dream...... 25 Babel, Isaac...... 59 Bissinger, Buzz...... 16 Bunyan, John...... 47 Child, Brenda J...... 28 Native American History...... 29 American Earth...... 94 Bacardi and the Long Bitches, Bimbos, and Ballbreakers...73 Burke, Edmund...... 49 Child of the Dark...... 32 The Crusades...... 43 American Eve...... 18 Fight for Cuba...... 32 Bitter Waters...... 10 Burke, James...... 90 Children of Cain...... 33 The Middle Ages...... 42 American Food...... 74 Backlands...... 32 Black Hawk...... 27 Burke, Jason...... 85 Children of Jihad...... 64 The Middle East Conflict...... 64 American Food Writing...... 75 Bacon, Francis...... 43 Black Lamb and Grey Falcon...... 61 Burkhardt, Jacob...... 43 Children of the Flames...... 62 The Roman Empire...... 38 American Indian Stories...... 29 Bad Girls Go Everywhere...... 76 Black Like Me...... 25 Burney, Frances...... 49 Children of the Holocaust...... 62 The U.S. Constitution...... 3 Americanization of Badkhen, Anna...... 64 Black Like You...... 27 Burning of Bridget Cleary, The....52 China A to Z...... 68 The Vietnam War...... 84 Benjamin Franklin, The...... 9 Bad Money...... 23 Black Resistance/White Law...... 25 Burns, James MacGregor...... 22 China Boy...... 31 U.S. Government and Politics.....7 American Movie Critics...... 77 Baghdad without a Map...... 65 Black Robe...... 29 Burreson, Jay...... 92 China Fantasy, The...... 69 World History...... 63 American Notes for Bagli, Charles V...... 86 Black White and Jewish...... 27 Burrough, Bryan...... 15, 86 China Lover, The...... 69 World War I...... 81 General Circulation...... 10 Baglio, Matt...... 84 Blanding, Michael...... 74 Burton, María Amparo Ruiz de....13 China Price, The...... 87 World War II...... 81 American Places...... 14 Bai, Matt...... 21 Blank Spots on the Map...... 79 Buruma, Ian...... 57, 64, 69 Chinese in America, The...... 30 Complete Stories (Parker)...... 76 American Plague, The...... 89 Bain, David Haward...... 10, 13 Blanning, Tim...... 44 Buru Quartet, The...... 71 Chinni, Dante...... 22 Complete Writings (Wheatley).....27 Americans at War...... 78 Baines, Phil...... 51 Blessed Unrest...... 94 Busy-Body, The...... 9 Choice Cuts...... 74 Comrade J...... 84 American Sideshow...... 3 Bainton, Roland H...... 43 Bligh, William...... 48 Buzzell, Colby...... 85 Christian, Edward...... 48 Concise Biography of American Slave Narratives...... 24 Baker, Ian...... 72 Blinder, Alan S...... 86 Byock, Jesse...... 42 Christian Church in the Adolf Hitler, A...... 58 American Soul, The...... 8 Baker, Russell...... 15 Blonde Roots...... 25 Byrd, William...... 10 Cold War, The...... 51 Condé, Maryse...... 66 American Theocracy...... 23 Balkans, The...... 61 Blood Medicine...... 90 Christianity...... 39 Condition of the Working American Therapy...... 89 Ballad of Abu Ghraib, The...... 85 Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat...... 51 Christiansen, Eric...... 42 Class in England, The...... 50 Ancien Regime and the Ballad of Blind Tom, Bloody Shirt, The...... 12 C Christianson, Scott...... 63 Conduct Under Fire...... 82 French Revolution...... 55 Slave Pianist, The...... 77 Blount, Roy...... 12 Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez...... 8 Christ in Concrete...... 17 Confessions, The (Rousseau)...... 55 Ancient Celts, The...... 40 Ball Is Round, The...... 16 Blue Blood...... 24 Caddick-Adams, Peter...... 82 Chronicle of the Confessions of an Ancient Guide to Baltic, The...... 57 Blum, Deborah...... 90 Cadillac Desert...... 95 Narváez Expedition...... 8 Economic Hit Man...... 23 Modern Life, The...... 33 Balz, Dan...... 21 Boccaccio, Giovanni...... 43 Café Europa...... 61 Chronicles...... 54 Confessions of Ancient Iraq...... 34 Banana...... 74 Bodanis, David...... 90 Cahan, Abraham...... 14 Chronicles of the Crusades...... 42 St. Augustine, The...... 39 Ancient Kingdoms of Peru, The...32 Barber, Nathan...... 41 Boethius...... 37 Cahokia...... 28 Chronicles of the First Crusade....40 Congo Diary, The...... 66 Ancient Mediterranean, The...... 33 Barbusse, Henri...... 80 Bolli Bollason’s Tale...... 41 Caleb’s Crossing...... 27 Church, Benjamin...... 10 Conlon, Edward...... 24 Anderson, Fred...... 2, 7 Bard, Mitchell...... 64, 81 Bomb Power...... 24 Caleb Williams...... 49 Churchill...... 51 Con Men and Cutpurses...... 49 Anderson, Jon Lee...... 62 Barker, Pat...... 80 Bombs Away...... 18 Calloway, Colin G...... 28 Churchill, Buntzie Ellis...... 65 Connemara...... 53, 95 Anderson, Sherwood...... 14 Barnes, Jonathan...... 35 Bondanella, Julia Conaway...... 43 Callow, Simon...... 77 Churchill’s War Lab...... 51 Conquering Gotham...... 17 Anderson, Walter Truett...... 1 Barnett, Thomas P. M...... 21 Booknotes...... 7 Call the Midwife...... 52 Churchill, Winston...... 51 Conquest, Robert...... 59 Andersonville...... 12 Baron, Josh...... 76 Book of Chuang Tzu, The...... 68 Calvocoressi, Peter...... 82 Church in an Age of Conquest of Gaul, The...... 37 Andrew Carnegie...... 15 Barrett, James R...... 24 Book of Contemplation, The...... 65 Campaigns of Alexander, The...... 35 Revolution, The...... 48 Conquest of New Spain, The...... 32

www.penguin.com/academic Index 97 Conrad, Joseph...... 51, 66 DeLillo, Don...... 19 Economic Consequences of the Faulkner, Mary...... 2 Gandhi...... 71 Greeks, The...... 36 Conscience...... 81 Deluxe...... 89 Peace, The...... 87 Faust, Part I...... 58 Gandhi, Mohandas K...... 71 Greek Sophists, The...... 35 Consolation of Philosophy, The.....37 Democracy...... 14 Editions Alecto...... 47 Fawcett, Bill...... 1 Gang Leader for a Day...... 24 Greek War of Independence, The..56 Conspicuous Consumption...... 89 Democracy in America...... 11 Effi Briest...... 58 Federalist Papers, The...... 2, 8 Garbology...... 94 Greenberg, Paul...... 74 Conspiracy of Catiline, The...... 39 Democracy Matters...... 24 Egyptian Book of the Dead, The....34 Felber, Garrett...... 26 Garden of Invention, The...... 75 Greene, Julie...... 17 Constantine...... 40 Demos, John...... 41 Ehrlich, Elizabeth...... 62 Felix, Antonia...... 30 Garfield, Simon...... 63 Greene, Robert...... 79 Constitutional Dennett, Daniel C...... 91 Eichmann and the Holocaust...... 57 Felix Holt...... 50 Garrett, Laurie...... 89 Greenfield, Jeff...... 3 Convention Debates, The...... 8 Denying the Holocaust...... 62 Eichmann in Jerusalem...... 57 Fellow Citizens...... 7 Garrow, David J...... 24 Green, Harvey...... 92 Conundrum, The...... 95 DeParle, Jason...... 25 Eiffel’s Tower...... 54 Fellowship, The...... 92 Gaskell, Elizabeth...... 50 Green, Joey...... 63 Cook, Blanche Wiesen...... 17 Derbyshire, John...... 91 Einhard...... 42 Fenby, Jonathan...... 68 Gately, Iain...... 74 Green, Michael D...... 28 Cook, Captain James...... 49 Derounian-Stodola, Einstein, Albert...... 91 Ferdowsi, Abolqasem...... 34 Gate of Heavenly Peace, The...... 69 Greenburg, Jan Crawford...... 22 Cooke, Alistair...... 19 Kathryn Zabelle...... 8 Eisenman, Robert...... 40 Ferguson, Niall...... 22, 41, 45, 86, 87 Gates Jr., Henry Louis...... 24 Greene, Graham...... 21, 32, 67 Cooked...... 75 Derr, Mark...... 94 Eleanor of Aquitane...... 54 Ferguson, Robert...... 42 Gay, Peter...... 58 Green Flag, The...... 53 Cook, Kevin...... 77 Descartes, René...... 53 Eleanor Roosevelt...... 17 Fern, Fanny...... 12 Gay, Timothy M...... 82 Green Glass Sea, The...... 92 Coontz, Stephanie...... 73 Descent into Chaos...... 72 Elegant Madness, An...... 49 Ferrari-Adler, Jenni...... 74 Geldard, Richard G...... 3 Greenspan, Alan...... 87 Cooper, Artemis...... 53 Descent of Man, The...... 91 Elizabeth & Leicester...... 48 Fessler, Ann...... 73 Gellman, Bart...... 22 Gregory of Tours...... 54 Cooper, James Fenimore...... 13 Description of Wales, The...... 53 Elkind, Peter...... 87 Fiasco...... 85 Genealogy of Gribbin, John...... 92 Copleston, Frederick Charles...... 41 Deserters, The...... 82 Elliott, J. H...... 56 Fifth Queen, The...... 48 Greek Mythology, The...... 36 Griffin, John Howard...... 25 Coquette, The...... 10 Desert Fathers, The...... 40 Ellis, Charles D...... 86 Figes, Orlando...... 60 Generals, The...... 85 Grimal, Pierre...... 35 Corchado, Alfredo...... 32 Destiny of Canada, The...... 31 Ellsberg, Daniel...... 21 Fighter Boys...... 82 Generation Kill...... 85 Gristwood, Sarah...... 48 Cordery, Stacy A...... 17, 73 Detroit...... 20 Elvis Encyclopedia, The...... 77 Filopovi´c , Zlata...... 61, 63 Genesis Enigma, The...... 93 Gross, Jan T...... 61 Cornwell, John...... 45, 91 Deutsch, David...... 91 Elvis Presley...... 77 Final Salute...... 85 Geoffrey of Monmouth...... 47 Ground Truth, The...... 85 Cossacks and Other Stories, The...60 Devil Take the Hindmost...... 86 Emergency State, The...... 81 Financier, The...... 17 George F. Kennan...... 84 Grover Cleveland’s Rubber Jaw...... 7 Cotterell, Arthur...... 33, 68 Dhillon, Kirpal...... 71 Emerick, Geoff...... 76 Finding George Orwell in Burma...70 George, Margaret...... 48 Growing Up...... 15 Cotton...... 2 Dial M for Murdoch...... 52 Emerson, Ralph Waldo...... 10 Finding Mañana...... 30 George, Nelson...... 25, 76 Growing Up Patton...... 83 Counterfeiter’s Paradise, A...... 89 Dialogues Concerning Emilie Du Châtelet...... 55 Finding Merlin...... 47 Gerald of Wales...... 52, 53 Grunts...... 79 Courage of their Convictions, The.....3 Natural Religion...... 49 Empire Express...... 13 Fine, Doug...... 87 Gerberg, Mort...... 8 Guadalcanal...... 82 Couteur, Penny Le...... 92 Diamond...... 87 Empire of Tea, The...... 75 Finley, Moses I...... 35 Gergel, Tania...... 35 Guattari, Felix...... 1 Cowell, F. R...... 37 Diamond, Jared...... 1 Empires of Trust...... 23 Fire and Fury...... 82 Germania, The...... 39 Guerrilla Girls, The...... 73 Cowen, Tyler...... 19 Diary of a Napoleonic Endgame...... 61 Fires, The...... 19 Germans, The...... 58 Guerrilla Girls’ Bedside Cowley, Malcolm...... 17 Footsoldier, The...... 55 End of Men, The...... 76 First Heroes, The...... 83 Geronimo...... 28 Companion to the History of Cowley, Robert...... 3 Diary of Lady Murasaki, The...... 70 End of Poverty, The...... 88 First Muslim, The...... 34 Gertner, Jon...... 92 Western Art, The...... 73 Cox, Rachel S...... 82 Diaz, Bernal...... 32 End of Wall Street, The...... 87 First-Rate Madness, A...... 89 Gessen, Masha...... 60 Guerrillas...... 62 Coyne, Shawn...... 16 Díaz, Junot...... 30 End, The...... 83 First, Ruth...... 67 Get to Work...... 73 Guibert of Nogent...... 54 Craig, Gordon A...... 58 Dickens, Charles...... 10, 50, 53 Enemy Within, The...... 41 First Stop in the New World...... 33 Gettysburg address, The...... 13 Guided Tour Through the Cran, William...... 46 Dickey, Lisa...... 23 Engel, Jonathan...... 89 First Word, The...... 92 Ghaemi, Nassir...... 89 Museum of Communism, A...... 61 Crane, Stephen...... 12, 14 Dictionary of Symbolism...... 1 Engels, Friedrich...... 45, 50, 59 First World War, The...... 81 Ghost Map, The...... 90 Guide to Greece...... 36 Crankshaw, Edward...... 58 Dictionary of the Engineers of the Soul...... 61 Fischer, Louis...... 71 Ghost Wars...... 64 Guinn, Jeff...... 28 Crawford, John...... 85 English Language, A...... 46 English Society in the Fishman, Charles...... 87 Gibbon, Edward...... 37 Gul, Imtiaz...... 72 Crazy Horse...... 29 Difficult Men...... 77 Eighteenth Century...... 49 Five Roads to the Future...... 81 Gibian, George...... 60 Gunn, Giles...... 8 Crazy Makers, The...... 75 Digest of Roman Law, The...... 37 English, The...... 46 Flaubert, Gustave...... 54 Gibson, DW...... 22 Gup, Ted...... 17 Crèvecoeur, J. Hector St. John de....8 Dillon, John...... 35 Enloe, Cynthia...... 96 Flaubert in Egypt...... 54 Gifford, Barry...... 19 Guthrie, Woody...... 76 Crimmins, Cathy...... 73 DIM Hypothesis, The...... 93 Enormous Room, The...... 80 Fleming, Robin...... 46 Gilbert, Elizabeth...... 3 Crisis Economics...... 88 Dimont, Max...... 62 Entertainer, The...... 78 Fleming, Walter C...... 29 Gilded Age, The...... 15 Crist, David...... 85 Dinner with Mugabe...... 67 Epic of Gilgamesh, The...... 34 Fletcher, Gregory G...... 82 Gilded Stage, The...... 78 H Critias...... 36 Dio, Cassius...... 37 Epictetus...... 35 Fletcher, Richard...... 64 Gil Hodges...... 16 Habsburgs, The...... 59 Critique of Pure Reason...... 58 Discourse on Inequality, A...... 55 Epicurus...... 35 Fletcher, William A...... 12 Gill, Gerald...... 24 Hagedorn, Jessica...... 70 Cropsey, Seth...... 78 Discourse on Method and Epic Win for Anonymous...... 24 Flip...... 77 Gimpel, James...... 22 Haiti...... 31 Crosby, Molly Caldwell...... 89 Related Writings...... 53 Epstein, Helen...... 62 Flood, Joe...... 19 Girls of Murder City, The...... 18 Hakluyt, Richard...... 48 Cross and the Crescent, The...... 64 Discourses (Epictetus)...... 35 Equiano, Olaudah...... 49 Florence, Ronald...... 64 Girls Who Went Away, The...... 73 Hale, John R...... 35 Crumpton, Henry A...... 79 Discourses, The (Machiavelli)...... 44 Equiano, the African...... 49 Flygirl...... 27 Gjelten, Tom...... 32 Hall, Timothy C...... 42, 63 Cruz, Sor Juana Inés de la...... 32 Dispatches for the Erasmus, Desiderius...... 44 Foer, Joshua...... 1 Glaeser, Edward...... 92 Halperin, Daniel...... 90 Cry Havoc...... 13 New York Tribune...... 59 Escape from Camp 14...... 70 Fontane, Theodor...... 58 Glass, Charles...... 54, 82 Halsey, Ann Howard...... 66 Cugoano, Quobna Ottobah...... 49 Divine Comedy, The...... 43 Escape of Sigmund Freud, The.....58 Food of a Younger Land, The...... 74 Glassie, John...... 92 Hamilton, Alexander...... 2, 8, 9, 10 Cullop, Floyd G...... 8 Documentary History of the Esdaile, Charles...... 53 Food Rules...... 75 Gleick, James...... 92 Hamm, Thomas D...... 3 Cummings, E. E...... 80 United States, A...... 3 Essay Concerning Human Fools Crow...... 29 Glenny, Misha...... 61 Hank Greenberg...... 16 Cunha, Euclides Da...... 32 Dogeaters...... 70 Understanding, An...... 48 Footprints...... 77 Global Warming Reader, The...... 94 Hanna, David...... 11 Cunliffe, Barry...... 40, 45 Domesday Book...... 47 Essay on the Principle of For All the Tea in China...... 75 Glusman, John A...... 82 Hannibal and Me...... 38 Cunxin, Li...... 68 Domestic Manners of the Population, An...... 92 Ford, Ford Madox...... 48 God is Back...... 1 Hansberry, Lorraine...... 25 Custer’s Fall...... 29 Americans...... 11 Essays (Montaigne)...... 54 Forest of Thieves, The...... 71 God on Trial...... 22 Hansen, Harry...... 12 Cygan, Don...... 81 Dominion of War, The...... 2 Essays (Plutarch)...... 36 Forever Blue...... 16 God’s Fury, England’s Fire...... 47 Hansen, Randall...... 82 Cynic Philosophers, The...... 33 Don’t Eat This Book...... 75 Essays, The (Bacon)...... 43 Forgetting River, The...... 56 God Against the Gods...... 34 Harbor, The...... 18 Donato, Pietro di...... 17 Essential Erasmus, The...... 44 Forgotten 500, The...... 82 Gods, Heroes, and Men of Harden, Blaine...... 70 Doniger, Wendy...... 71 Essential Marcus Aurelius, The...38 Forgotten Founding Father, The.....8 Ancient Greece...... 37 Hardest Working Man, The...... 77 D Dorothy Parker...... 73 Essential Transcendentalists, The...3 Forsaken, The...... 61 Gods and Myths of Harding, Vincent...... 24 Dalal, Roshen...... 71 Dorsett, Lyle W...... 82 E Street Shuffle...... 76 48 Liberal Lies About Northern Europe...... 42 Hardt, Michael...... 22 Dalrymple, William...... 71 Dotson, Bob...... 77 Ettlinger, Steve...... 74 American History...... 3 Gods Go Begging...... 21 Hard Times...... 50 Dalziel, Nigel...... 96 Dougherty, Dave...... 3 European Dream, The...... 88 Foster, Hannah Webster...... 10 God’s Hotel...... 90 Harney, Alexandra...... 87 Dana, Richard Henry...... 10 Douglass, Frederick...... 10, 25 Europe Central...... 45 Foster, R. F...... 52 Gods Will Have Blood, The...... 54 Harper, Tim...... 3 Dangerous Knowledge...... 65 Downing, Taylor...... 51 Europe in the High Middle Ages....42 Four Fish...... 74 Godwin, William...... 49 Harriman, David...... 92 Dangerous Liaisons...... 54 Downs, Robert B...... 1 Eusebius...... 40 Four Hours in My Lai...... 84 Goethe, Johann Harris, Cynthia...... 74 D’Annunzio, Gabriele...... 56 Down the River...... 94 Evans, Graham...... 79 Fourteen Byzantine Rulers...... 40 Wolfgang von...... 56, 58 Harris, Joseph E...... 67 D’Antonio, Michael...... 53 Dragon’s Village, The...... 68 Evans, Karin...... 30 14th Dalai Lama, The...... 72 Goldberg, Michelle...... 73 Harris, Mark...... 77 Dantzig, Tobias...... 91 Dragon in the Evans, Richard J...... 58 Fourth Crusade, The...... 47 Goldblatt, David...... 16 Harrison, Rosina...... 51 Dardanelles Disaster, The...... 81 Land of Snows, The...... 69 Evaristo, Bernardine...... 25 Four Voyages, The...... 32 Golden Legend, The...... 43 Harris, Shane...... 22 Darío, Rubén...... 32 Drakulic´ , Slavenka...... 61 Even Silence Has an End...... 31 Fox, MeiMei...... 69 Goldman, Emma...... 17 Harris, Sharon M...... 10 Darwin...... 50 Drawing Down the Moon...... 19 Every Love Story is a Fox, Robert...... 63 Goldstein, Joshua S...... 79 Harris, Tim...... 49 Darwin, Charles...... 91 Dreams and Shadows...... 66 Ghost Story...... 20 Fox Girl...... 70 Goldstone, Nancy...... 42 Hart, B. H. Liddell...... 79 Dash, Leon...... 25 Dreiser, Theodore...... 17 Everything You Need to Know Frady, Marshall...... 26 Golway, Terry...... 7 Harte, Bret...... 13 Daughters of Isis...... 34 Drink...... 74 About Latino History...... 30 France, Anatole...... 54 Gonzalez, Juan...... 30 Hart, Matthew...... 87 David, Rosalie...... 34 Drinking Den, The...... 55 Exchange Artist, The...... 11 France and the French...... 54 Good Food Revolution, The...... 74 Hart, Peter...... 53 Davidson, H. R. Ellis...... 42 Drinking Water...... 95 Exile’s Return...... 17 Francia, Luis H...... 70 Good Soldier Sˇv ejk, The...... 80 Hartley, Aidan...... 67 Davidson, Martin...... 58 Drown...... 30 Explaining America...... 10 Franklin, Jonathan...... 32 Goodwin, Jan...... 65 Hartov, Steven...... 79 Davies, John...... 53 Druckerman, Pamela...... 73 Exploration of the Colorado River Frank, Richard B...... 82 Googled...... 86 Hartzman, Mark...... 3 Davies, Nigel...... 32 Duberman, Martin...... 73 and Its Canyons, The...... 14 Franklin, Benjamin...... 9 Gordon, Lyndall...... 15 Harvard Beats Yale 29-29...... 16 Davies, Norman...... 41, 82 Dubliners...... 52 Expression of the Emotions in Franklin, H. Bruce...... 19 Gordon, Mary...... 54 Harvest of Empire...... 30 Davis, Deborah...... 53 Du Bois, W. E. B...... 25 Man and Animals, The...... 91 Frank Lloyd Wright...... 17 Gore, Al...... 22 Harvey, Robert...... 32 Davis, Michael...... 77 Dumb History...... 63 Eyes on the Prize...... 24 Freeberg, Ernest...... 14 Goring, Rosemary...... 53 Has ˇe k, Jaroslav...... 80 Day in the Life of Dunbar, Paul Laurence...... 25 Eyes on the Prize Civil Rights Freedom from Fear and Gospel of Wealth Essays and Haskins, Jim...... 26 Ancient Rome, A...... 37 Dunham, Mikel...... 68 Reader, The...... 24 Other Writings...... 71 Other Writings, The...... 14 Hastings, Michael...... 85 Days of Obligation...... 30 Dunham, William...... 91 Ezekiel, Raphael...... 24 Freedom Summer...... 21 Gosse, Edmund...... 50 Haves and Have-Nots, The...... 88 Day the World Ended at Durant, Michael J...... 79 Freeland, Chrystia...... 22 Gourevitch, Philip...... 85 Haviland, David...... 63 Little Bighorn, The...... 29 Durkheim, Émile...... 89 Freely, John...... 65, 91 Governing the World...... 63 Hawken, Paul...... 94 D-Day...... 81 Duthu, N. Bruce...... 28 F Freeman, Charles...... 33, 35 Grace Abounding to the Hawthorne, Nathaniel...... 11 Deadline Artists...... 2 Dyja, Thomas...... 19 Face of Battle, The...... 83 Freeman, Gregory A...... 82 Chief of Sinners...... 47 Hayden, Thomas...... 85 Dean, Eddie...... 77 Facundo...... 32 Freeman, Joshua B...... 19 Graham, Ron...... 31 Hayes, Nick...... 94 Dean, John W...... 22 Fadlan, Ibn...... 64 Free Radicals...... 90 Grain of Wheat, A...... 67 Haynes, Natalie...... 33 Death of a Hero...... 80 E Fainaru-Wada, Mark...... 16 Freese, Barbara...... 87 Grant, Michael...... 33 Hayslip, Le Ly...... 21, 70 Death of Woman Wang, The...... 69 Eastern Stars, The...... 16, 32 Fairclough, Adam...... 25 French, Paul...... 68 Grant, Ulysses S...... 12 Haywood, John...... 96 Death or Victory...... 31 Ebine, Kazuki...... 71 Faith Instinct, The...... 64 Freud, Sigmund...... 89 Grapes of Wrath, The...... 18 Hazard of New Fortunes, A...... 15 Death’s Acre...... 90 Eclipse...... 16 Falcon, The...... 29 Friedl, Erika...... 65 Grassland...... 94 Hazen, Robert M...... 94 Debacle, The...... 55 Eileen Panetta...... 12 Fallen Founder...... 9 Froissart, Jean...... 54 Gratz, Alan...... 16 Hazleton, Lesley...... 34 Debt, The...... 27 Einhaus, Ann-Marie...... 80 Fallen Sky, The...... 91 From Democrats to Kings...... 34 Graubard, Stephen...... 3 Head and Heart...... 7 Decade of Hope, A...... 85 11 Days in December...... 84 Fall of Berlin 1945, The...... 57 From Here to Economy...... 86 Graves, Robert...... 35 Healing of America, The...... 90 Decameron, The...... 43 Eliot, George...... 50 Fall of Paris, The...... 54 Fromkin, David...... 17 Gray, Francine du Plessix...... 54 Heart of Darkness...... 66 Deception in War...... 79 Elizabeth I...... 48 Fall of the House of Fuchs, Thomas...... 58 Great Degeneration, The...... 45 Heart of the World, The...... 72 Declaration of Independence and Elizur, Yuval...... 64 Habsburg, The...... 58 Full Cup, A...... 53 Great Dialogues of Plato...... 36 Heat-Moon, William Least...... 94 Constitution of the U.S., The...... 8 E=mc2...... 90 Fall of the Roman Republic, The...38 Fuller, Alexandra...... 67 Greatest Story Ever Sold, The...... 23 Heerden, Ivor van...... 94 Declaration of Independence Earley, Pete...... 84 False Economy...... 86 Fullilove, Michael...... 82 Great Fortune...... 20 Heffner, Richard D...... 3 and the U.S. Constitution Early American Writing...... 8 Farah, Nuruddin...... 66 Fu, Ping...... 69 Great Hunger, The...... 53 Heidegger and a Hippo Walk and Amendments, The...... 2 Early Christian Lives...... 39 Farley, David...... 56 Furstenberg, François...... 9 Great Influenza, The...... 89 Through Those Pearly Gates...... 62 Deep Blues...... 77 Early Christian Writings...... 39 Farmer, John...... 85 Future Perfect...... 92 Great Nation, The...... 54 Heirs of Mohammad, The...... 65 Deerslayer, The...... 13 Early Church, The...... 39 Farquhar, Michael...... 1, 3, 41 Great Oom, The...... 18 Hellhound of Wall Street, The...... 88 Defenders of the Faith...... 44 Early Greek Philosophy...... 35 Farthest Home Is in an Great Powers...... 21 Héloise...... 41 Defoe, Daniel...... 49 Early History of Rome, The...... 38 Empire of Fire, The...... 30 G Great Stagnation, The...... 19 Here, There and Everywhere...... 76 DeForest, John W...... 12 Early Writings (Marx)...... 59 Fasti...... 38 Gaddis, John Lewis...... 84 Greek Achievement, The...... 35 Here’s to You, Jesusa!...... 33 DeFrank, Thomas M...... 19 Easterly, William...... 1, 86 Fatal Strain, The...... 90 Galilei, S. M. Celeste...... 56 Greek Alexander Romance, The....34 Here I Stand...... 43 Dekel, Sheila Cohn...... 62 Eastern Front, The, 1914–1917....81 Fateful Choices...... 83 Galileo’s Daughter...... 93 Greek Fire, Poison Arrows, & Herling, Gustaw...... 60 De Lange, Nicholas...... 62 Ecclesiastical History of the Father and Son...... 50 Gamble, The...... 85 Scorpion Bombs...... 79 Her Majesty’s Spymaster...... 48 Deleuze, Gilles...... 1 English People...... 47 Fathers and Sons...... 60 Game of Shadows...... 16 Greek Myths, The...... 35 Herodotus...... 36

98 Index History 2013 Hertzberg, Hendrik...... 22 Idea Factory, The...... 92 Johnson, Samuel...... 46, 49 Korb, Scott...... 40 Little, Allan...... 61 Margerie, Caroline de...... 20 Hesse, Hermann...... 71 Idea of America, The...... 11 Johnson’s Life of London...... 51 Korte, Barbara...... 80 Little Book of Hindu Deities, The....72 Maritime Dominion and the Heylin, Clinton...... 76 Iliad, The...... 35 Johnson, Steven...... 49, 90, 92 Kotkin, Joel...... 87 Little Red Guard, The...... 68 Triumph of the Free World...... 79 Hickman, Martin...... 52 Ice Cream...... 75 Johnston, Alexa...... 72 Kramnick, Isaac...... 41 Little Women...... 12 Markandaya, Kamala...... 72 Hidden America...... 23 Identity and Survival...... 71 Joinville, Jean de...... 42 Krauss, Lawrence M...... 92 Lives Like Loaded Guns...... 15 Markham, Felix...... 54 Hiding in the Mirror...... 92 If Not Now, When?...... 62 Jones, Colin...... 54 Krishna...... 71 Lives of a Cell...... 93 Markoff, John...... 92 Hiero the Tyrant and Ignatius of Loyola...... 44 Jones, Dan...... 46 Kurlansky, Lives of Roman Marks, Craig...... 78 Other Treatises...... 37 Ill Fares the Land...... 45 Jones, Evan...... 74 Mark...... 16, 20, 32, 56, 74, 94 Christian Women...... 39 Marriage, A History...... 73 Higginson, Thomas Wentworth....12 Imagining India...... 72 Jones, Gregg...... 17 Kurzem, Mark...... 62 Lives of the Artists...... 44 Marrow of Tradition, The...... 25 High Financier...... 86 Immigrant Experience, The...... 24 Jonnes, Jill...... 17, 54 Kyi, Aung San Suu...... 71 Lives of the Later Caesars...... 37 Marshall, Joseph M...... 29 Hildegard of Bingen...... 42 Imperial...... 7 Jordan, Jonathan W...... 83 Living My Life...... 17 Marsh Arabs, The...... 66 Hilgemann, Werner...... 96 Imperial Capitals of China, The....68 Jordan, William Chester...... 42 Livy...... 38 Martha Washington...... 8 Hill, Christopher...... 48 Imperial Possession, An...... 46 Josephus...... 37 L Lloyd, G. E. R...... 36 Martí, José...... 33 Hill, Stephen...... 1 Imperial Spain 1469–1716...... 56 Josephy, Alvin M...... 29 Lacey, Robert...... 65 Lobster Coast, The...... 21 Martial...... 38 Hills, Ben...... 69 Inaugural Address, 2009, The...... 23 Jotischky, Andrew...... 96 Lachman, Gary...... 58 Locke, John...... 48 Martial’s Epigrams...... 38 Hilsum, Lindsey...... 67 Incidents in the Journal of a Laclos, Pierre-Ambroise- Loeb, Vernon...... 84 Martin, Brett...... 77 Hindus, The...... 71 Life of a Slave Girl...... 26 Tour to the Hebrides, The...... 49 François Choderlos de...... 54 Lofgren, Mike...... 7 Martin, Joseph Plumb...... 8 Hine, Darlene Clark...... 24 In Defence of the Republic...... 37 Journal of the Plague Year, A...... 49 Lafayette, Madame de...... 44 Logical Leap, The...... 92 Martin, Richard P...... 36 Hip-Hop America...... 25 In Defense of Food...... 75 Journals (Schlesinger)...... 21 Lagnado, Lucette Matalon...... 62 Log of a Cowboy, The...... 13 Martin Luther...... 58 Hippocratic Writings...... 36 India Becoming...... 71 Journals and Letters (Burney)...... 49 Laird, Elizabeth...... 65 London, Jack...... 14 Martin Luther King, Jr...... 26 Hiro, Dilip...... 72 Indian Country, The...... 28 Journals of Captain Cook, The...... 49 Lakotas and the Black Hills, The...28 London Journal 1762-1763...... 49 Marty, Martin...... 7, 58 Hirshman, Linda R...... 73 In Dubious Battle...... 18 Journals of Lewis and Clark, The....14 Lakota Way, The...... 29 London Labour and the Martyred, The...... 30 Historical Figure of Jesus, The...... 40 Inferno...... 43 Journey Home, The...... 94 Lamb, Brian...... 7 London Poor...... 50 Marwick, Arthur...... 52 Histories (Sallust)...... 39 Inheritance of Rome, The...... 39 Journey of Crazy Horse, The...... 29 Land of a Thousand Hills...... 66 London Mapguide, The...... 96 Marx, Karl...... 59 Histories, The (Herodotus)...... 36 Injustice System, The...... 20 Journey through Genius...... 91 Land of Little Rain, The...... 94 Long Long Way, A...... 80 Mary Barton...... 50 Histories, The (Tacitus)...... 39 Innovator’s Cookbook, The...... 92 Journey Through Wales, A...... 53 Lankford, Nelson D...... 13 Long Road Home, The...... 85 Mary Chesnut’s Diary...... 12 History and In Patagonia...... 32 Journey to the Western Lapidge, Michael...... 47 Looking Backward...... 14 Mascot, The...... 62 Topography of Ireland, The...... 52 Inside Central Asia...... 72 Islands of Scotland, A...... 49 Laqueur, Walter...... 65 Looking for Jimmy...... 24 Mask of Command, The...... 83 History of Alexander, The...... 36 Inside the Kingdom...... 65 Journey Without Maps...... 67 Larkin, Emma...... 70 Lopate, Philip...... 77 Mason, Bobbie Ann...... 77 History of Britain & Ireland...... 45 Inside the Nazi War Machine...... 81 Joyce, James...... 52 Larkin, Molly...... 27 Lopez, Donald S...... 68 Mason, Robert...... 84 History of Christian Missions, A....40 Inskeep, Steve...... 70 Joy Luck Club, The...... 31 Larsen, Nella...... 26 Lords of Finance...... 86 Massey, Howard...... 76 History of Civilizations, A...... 1 Instant City...... 70 Judt, Tony...... 45 Larson, Kay...... 20 Lords of the Sea...... 35 Master and Margarita, The...... 59 History of England, The...... 48 Instant Economist, The...... 88 Jugurthine War, The...... 39 Laskas, Jeanne Marie...... 23 Loss of the Ship Essex, Matarasso, Pauline...... 42 History of India, A...... 72 Interesting Narrative, The...... 49 Julia Child...... 75 Last Act, The...... 31 Sunk by a Whale, The...... 11 Mathewson, Christy...... 16 History of Mary Prince, The...... 49 Interior Castle, The...... 56 Julian of Norwich...... 47 Last American Man, The...... 3 Lost Art of Walking, The...... 95 Matthiessen, Peter...... 29 History of My Times, A...... 37 Interrogations...... 59 Juliette Gordon Low...... 73 Last Camel Charge, The...... 14 Lost Daughters of China, The...... 30 Mattingly, David...... 46 History of New York, A...... 11 Interventions...... 78 Julius Caesar...... 37 Last Day, The...... 56 Lost Daughter, The...... 27 Mattson, Kevin...... 2 History of Reading, The...... 1 In the Company of Heroes...... 79 Jung-en, Liu...... 68 Last Days of Socrates, The...... 36 Lost in Translation...... 62 Maurer, Kevin...... 84 History of Scotland, A...... 53 In the Heart of the Sea...... 11 Jünger, Ernst...... 80 Last Fish Tale, The...... 94 Lost Men, The...... 52 Max, D. T...... 20 History of the Church from In the Name of Identity...... 63 Jungle, The...... 18 Last Greatest Lost Mountain...... 95 Max Havelaar...... 71 Christ to Constantine, The...... 40 In the Name of the Father...... 9 Just and Lasting Peace, A...... 12 Magician in the World, The...... 78 Louis, Errol...... 2 Maxims (La Rochefoucauld)...... 54 History of the Decline and Fall of In the Spirit of Crazy Horse...... 29 Justice for All...... 20 Last Great Game, The...... 17 Love in the Time of Victoria...... 50 Mayada, Daughter of Iraq...... 66 the Roman Empire, The...... 37 Into Dust and Fire...... 82 Justinian...... 37 Last Lost World, The...... 34 Love, Robert...... 18 Mayday...... 78 History of the Franks, A...... 54 Intrepid Aviators...... 82 Justinian’s Flea...... 40 Last of the Imperious Rich, The....86 Lowance, Mason...... 13 Mayflower...... 10 History of the Invention of Air, The...... 49 Juvenal...... 38 Last of the Mohicans, The...... 13 Lowenstein, Roger...... 87 Mayflower and the Kings of Britain, The...... 47 Invisible Line, The...... 27 Last Stand, The...... 13 Lownsbrough, John...... 31 Pilgrims’ New World, The...... 10 History of the Middle East, A...... 65 Iranians, The...... 65 Last Steps...... 60 Loyd, Anthony...... 61 Mayflower Papers, The...... 10 History of the Irish Way, The...... 24 K Last True Story I’ll Ever Tell, The...85 Lucan...... 38 Mayhew, Henry...... 50 Peloponnesian War, The...... 37 Iron Lady, The...... 51 Kaguri, Twesigye Jackson...... 67 Later Roman Empire, The...... 37 Luck of Roaring Camp, The...... 13 Mayor, Adrienne...... 79 History of the Philippines...... 70 Irons, Peter...... 3, 22, 25 Kabbalistic Tradition, The...... 62 Latimer, Jon...... 79 Lucretius...... 38 Mazower, Mark...... 58, 63 History of the World in 100 Iroquois Diplomacy on the Kagan, Donald...... 36, 37 La Vita Nuova...... 43 Lucrezia Borgia...... 43 Mazur, Joseph...... 92 Objects, The...... 63 Early American Frontier...... 28 Kalman, Maira...... 7 Law and the Long War...... 85 Ludwig Wittgenstein...... 58 Mazzetti, Mark...... 23 History of Wales, A...... 53 Irreverent Curiosity, An...... 56 Kamensky, Jane...... 11 Lawless Roads, The...... 32 Lusitania...... 52 McBride, James...... 26 Hitler’s Empire...... 58 Irving, Washington...... 11 Kammen, Michael...... 8 Lawrence and Aaronsohn...... 64 Lust in Translation...... 73 McChrystal, Stanley...... 79 Hitler’s Panzers...... 83 Irwin, Neil...... 87 Kant, Immanuel...... 58 Laws of Manu, The...... 71 Lu Xun...... 69 McCrum, Robert...... 46 Hitler’s Pope...... 45 Irwin, Robert...... 65 Kantor, MacKinlay...... 12 Lazarus, Edward...... 20 Lyell, Sir Charles...... 50 McEvedy, Colin...... 96 Hitler’s Scientists...... 91 Isay, Dave...... 22, 73 Kantrowitz, Stephen...... 26 Leaderless Revolution, The...... 23 McFarlane, James...... 45 Hockney, David...... 44 Isenberg, Nancy...... 9 Kanute, Banna...... 67 Learning from the Cold War...... 84 McGinniss, Joe...... 20 Hoess, Rudolph...... 58 Islamist, The...... 51 Kaplan, Justin...... 17 Leatherstocking Tales, The...... 13 M McKay, Sinclair...... 81 Hoffman, Eva...... 62 Islands of Destiny...... 83 Kapur, Akash...... 71 LeBron’s Dream Team...... 16 Maalouf, Amin...... 63 McKibben, Bill...... 94 Hohn, Donovan...... 94 Israel-Arab Reader, The...... 65 Karlan, Dean...... 87 LeDuff, Charlie...... 20 MacArthur, Brian...... 1 McLaughlin, Mary Martin...... 42, 44 Höhne, Heinz...... 83 Israel Potter...... 11 Karnow, Stanley...... 21 Lee, Chang-rae...... 30, 31 Macarthur’s War...... 84 McLean, Bethany...... 87 Holding Our World Together...... 28 Issenberg, Sasha...... 87 Keane, Fergal...... 67 Lee, Gus...... 31 Macaulay, Thomas Babington...... 48 McManus, John C...... 79, 83 Holland, Heidi...... 67 Istanbul...... 65 Keckley, Elizabeth...... 12 Leeds, Alan...... 76 MacCulloch, Diarmaid...... 39, 45 McMurtry, Larry...... 29 Hollow Crown, The...... 46 It Can’t Happen Here...... 18 Kedward, Rod...... 54 Lee, Lawrence...... 19 Macey, David...... 1 McNamee, Thomas...... 75 Holthe, Tess Uriza...... 70 It Is Well with My Soul...... 25 Keegan, John...... 51, 83 Legends of the Samurai...... 70 MacFarlane, Alan...... 75 McPherson, James M...... 13 Holzer, Harold...... 12, 13 Italian Hours...... 56 Kee, Robert...... 53 Leibovich, Mark...... 23 MacFarlane, Iris...... 75 McTeague...... 15 Home...... 1 Italian Journey...... 56 Keen, Maurice...... 42 Leick, Gwendolyn...... 34 MacGregor, Neil...... 63 McWhorter, John...... 46 Homer...... 35, 36 Italian Renaissance Reader, The...43 Keller, Julia...... 79 Lenin, V. I...... 60 Machiavelli, Niccolo...... 44 Mead, Rebecca...... 73 Homeric Hymns...... 35 I Want My MTV...... 78 Keller, Nora Okja...... 30, 70 Leonardo...... 43 Mackenzie, G. Calvin...... 21 Meade, Marion...... 54, 73 Hometown Appetites...... 74 Kellow, Brian...... 77 Leonardo Da Vinci...... 44 Mackey, Sandra...... 65 Means of Reproduction, The...... 73 Honig, Jan Willem...... 61 Kelly, Ian...... 56 Leonard, Sugar Ray...... 16 Mackie, J. D...... 53 Measuring America...... 11 Honor in the Dust...... 17 J Kelly, Joseph...... 12 Leroi, Armand Marie...... 92 MacKillop, James...... 47 Medieval Russia’s Epics, Honor Killing...... 18 Jack’s Book...... 19 Kelly, Kate...... 87 Letters from an American Farmer.....8 MacNeil, Robert...... 46 Chronicles, and Tales...... 61 Hooper, John...... 56 Jackson, Helen Hunt...... 28 Kelly, Kevin...... 92 Letters from Burma...... 71 Madame Bovary...... 54 Medieval Writings on Hope and Glory...... 46 Jackson, Joe...... 50 Kempe, Frederick...... 84 Letters of: Madden, Thomas F...... 23, 57 Female Spirituality...... 43 Horne, Alistair...... 54, 81 Jacobs, Harriet...... 26 Kempe, Margery...... 47 Abelard and Héloise...... 41 Madison, James...... 2, 8, 9 Meditations...... 38 Horwitz, Tony...... 65 Jacobs, John...... 20 Kendall, Joshua...... 8, 50 John and Abigail Adams...... 7 Maffly-Kipp, Laurie F...... 7 Melton, H. Keith...... 81 Hospital...... 90 Jacoby, Karl...... 14 Keneally, Thomas...... 12 Sacco and Vanzetti...... 18 Maga, Timothy P...... 84 Melville, Herman...... 11 Hosseini, Khaled...... 72 Jacques, Martin...... 68 Kenneally, Christine...... 92 The Younger Pliny...... 38 Maggie: A Girl of the Streets...... 14 Memoir...... 2 House of Mondavi, The...... 75 Jadick, Richard...... 85 Kennedy, William...... 18 Letters on England...... 55 Magic Garden, The...... 71 Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man....80 House of Rothschild, The...... 86, 87 James, Henry...... 56 Kershaw, Ian...... 51, 83 Letters to Father...... 56 Mahon, Elizabeth Kerri...... 73 Memoirs of an Infantry Officer....80 House of Wisdom, The...... 64 James Joyce...... 53 Ketcham, Ralph...... 8 Let Them In...... 23 Maid and the Queen, The...... 42 Memoirs (Sherman)...... 13 Hovey, Craig...... 87 James, LeBron...... 16 Keynes, John Maynard...... 87 Levine, Allan...... 62 Mailer, Norman...... 21 Memory Chalet, The...... 45 Howarth, David...... 42 James, the Brother of Jesus...... 40 Keynes, Simon...... 47 Levi, Primo...... 62 Maine Woods, The...... 11 Memory Palace of How Does It Feel to James, Vanessa...... 36 Khartoum...... 78 Lévi-Strauss, Claude...... 33 Maitland, Alexander...... 66 Matteo Ricci, The...... 69 Be a Problem?...... 24 James, William...... 15 Killer Stuff and Tons of Money.....88 Lewis, Bernard...... 65 Makers of Rome...... 38 Mencius...... 69 Howells, William Dean...... 15 James Brown Reader, The...... 76 Killing Pablo...... 31 Lewis, David Levering...... 26 Making Friends with Hitler...... 51 Mendez, Antonio...... 84 How the Canyon Became Grand...95 Jane Austen’s England...... 50 Kim, Richard E...... 30 Lewis, Meriwether...... 14 Making of African America, The....25 Mengestu, Dinaw...... 67 How the Dog Became the Dog...... 94 Jarnow, Jesse...... 76 Kinder, Hermann...... 96 Lewis, Michael...... 87 Makovsky, David...... 81 Mercer, Michelle...... 77 How the Homosexuals Saved Jay, John...... 2, 8 King, Jr., Martin Luther...... 26 Lewis, Sinclair...... 18 Malcom X...... 26 Merchant, Soldier, Sage...... 63 Civilization...... 73 Jefferson Bible, The...... 9 King, Karen L...... 40 Liberal Hour, The...... 21 Malkin, Lawrence...... 64 Merchants of Culture...... 89 How the Other Half Lives...... 15 Jefferson, Jon...... 90 King, Ross...... 44 Liberators...... 32 Mallaby, Sebastian...... 87 Merry Adventures of How to Watch the Olympics...... 16 Jefferson, Thomas...... 9 King and the Cowboy, The...... 17 Libra...... 19 Malloch-Brown, Mark...... 23 Robin Hood, The...... 47 Hoxie, Frederick E...... 28 Jeffery, Keith...... 51 Kingseed, Cole C...... 84 Lida, David...... 33 Malthus, Thomas...... 92 Mesopotamia...... 34 Huang, Wenguang...... 68 Jenkins, Roy...... 51 Kirsch, Jonathan...... 34 Lieven, Dominic...... 60 Maltin, Tim...... 52 Michael D’Antonio...... 16 Hull, Caroline...... 96 Jerusalem 1913...... 65 Kishlansky, Mark...... 46 Life at the Marmont...... 78 Mandeville, Sir John...... 47 Michelangelo...... 44 Humboldt, Alexander von...... 32, 94 Jesuit and the Skull, The...... 90 Kissinger, Henry...... 68 Life in Ancient Rome...... 37 Man from Mars, The...... 20 Michelangelo and the Humboldt Current, The...... 95 Jesus...... 34 Kiss the Dust...... 65 Life in Year One...... 40 Mango, Andrew...... 65, 72 Pope’s Ceiling...... 44 Hume, David...... 49 Jesus, Carolina Maria De...... 32 Kitchen Boy, The...... 59 Life Decoded, A...... 93 Manguel, Alberto...... 1 Mick...... 53 Humes, Edward...... 94 Jet Age...... 93 Kite Runner Graphic Novel, The....72 Life in Letters, A...... 58 Man in the Rockefeller Suit, The.....20 Micklethwait, John...... 1, 23 Humphreys, Josephine...... 28 Jewish Book of Why, The...... 62 Kite Runner, The...... 72 Life in Medieval Times...... 42 Manley, Bill...... 96 Middleditch, Michael...... 96 Humphry Clinker...... 49 Jewish War, The...... 37 Kitto, H. D. F...... 36 Life of Black Hawk...... 27 Mann, James...... 20, 23, 69, 84 Middle Passages...... 25 Hundred Secret Senses, The...... 31 Jews, God, and History...... 62 Klages, Ellen...... 92 Life of Her Own, A...... 53 Manning, Richard...... 94 Midnight in Mexico...... 32 Hundred Years War, The...... 42 JFK’s Last Hundred Days...... 19 Klein, Daniel...... 62 Life of John Thompson, Man of Constant Sorrow...... 77 Midnight in Peking...... 68 Hungry Hearts...... 19 Jihad...... 72 Kluger, Jeffrey...... 90 a Fugitive Slave, The...... 27 Man of Misconceptions, A...... 92 Mihm, Stephen...... 88 Hunt, Alice...... 46 Jim Crow’s Children...... 25 Kluth, Andreas...... 38 Life of Saint Teresa of Ávila Man of War...... 81 Miles, Richard...... 34 Hunt, Irene...... 17 Joan of Arc...... 54 Knight, Sarah Kemble...... 10 by Herself, The...... 56 Man on the Moon, A...... 91 Miller, Merle...... 73 Hunt, Patrick...... 33 Joe Hill...... 18 Knights of the Sea...... 11 Life of Samuel Johnson, The...... 49 Mansfield, Peter...... 65 Mill, John Stuart...... 50 Huong, Duong Thu...... 70 John Lennon...... 77 Knots...... 66 Life on the Color Line...... 27 Man Who Made Lists, The...... 50 Miller, David Humphreys...... 29 Hurd, Owen J...... 3 John Maynard Keynes...... 87 Known and Unknown...... 20 Lincoln, Abraham...... 2, 13 Man Without a Face, The...... 60 Miller, Kenneth R...... 92 Husain, Ed...... 51 John Paul the Great...... 45 Koch, Christopher J...... 70 Lincoln Anthology, The...... 13 Manzoni, Alessandro...... 57 Miller, Lee...... 8 Huxtable, Ada Louise...... 17 Johnson, Boris...... 51 Koeppel, Dan...... 74 Lincoln on the Civil War...... 13 Mao’s Last Dancer...... 68 Miller, Michael...... 77 Hylton, Wil S...... 82 Johnson, Ella Mae Cheeks...... 25 Koerner, Brendan I...... 83 Lincoln Speeches...... 2, 13 Mao Zedong...... 69 Millman, Chad...... 16 Hynes, Samuel...... 83 Johnson, Forrest Bryant...... 14 Kokoro...... 70 Lindbergh...... 15 Marable, Manning...... 26 Mills, Greg...... 67 Johnson, Haynes...... 21 Kolatch, Rabbi Alfred J...... 62 Linklater, Andro...... 11 Marathon...... 35 Milton, Giles...... 48 Johnson, James Weldon...... 26 Koltz, Tony...... 78 Linville, Susan Urbanek...... 67 Marcellinus, Ammianus...... 37 Mintz, Sidney W...... 75 I Johnson, Joyce...... 19 Kolyma Tales...... 60 Lippman, Thomas W...... 65 Marcus, Amy Dockser...... 65 Miriam’s Kitchen...... 62 Ibn Fadla¯ n and the Johnson, Paul...... 34, 36, 50, 54 Konno, Kiyoshi...... 33 Lipstadt, Deborah...... 62 Marcus, Greil...... 76 Misanthrope, The and Land of Darkness...... 64 Johnson, R. W...... 67 Koran, The...... 64 Listening Is an Act of Love...... 22 Margalit, Avishai...... 64 Other Plays...... 54

www.penguin.com/academic Index 99 Miss Ravenel’s Conversion from Newton, Jim...... 20 Ordinary Geniuses...... 93 Penguin Historical Atlas of: Portable: Racist Mind, The...... 24 Secession to Loyalty...... 12 New Worlds, Lost Worlds...... 46 Ordinary Man, An...... 67 Ancient Civilizations...... 96 Machiavelli...... 44 Raddatz, Martha...... 85 Moby-Duck...... 94 New York Mapguide, The...... 96 Oregon Trail, The...... 14 Ancient Egypt...... 96 Malcolm X Reader...... 26 Ragged Dick...... 14 Modern Ireland...... 52 Next Big Story, The...... 30 Organizer’s Tale, An...... 19 Ancient Rome...... 96 Medieval Reader...... 42 Raines, Howell...... 26 Modernism...... 45 Next Hundred Million, The...... 87 Origin of Species, The...... 91 Greece...... 96 19th-Century Russian Reader...60 Raisin in the Sun, A...... 25 Modest Proposal, A...... 53 Ngu˜ gi˜ Wa Thiong’o...... 67 Origin of the Family, Private The Bible Lands...... 96 Plato...... 36 Ramayana, The...... 71, 72 Molière...... 54 Nguyen, Bich Minh...... 31 Property and The State, The...... 45 The British Empire...... 96 Renaissance Reader...... 44 Ramona...... 28 Mom...... 73 Nicholl, Charles...... 44 Origins of the The Medieval World...... 96 Sixties Reader...... 19 Rashid, Ahmed...... 72 Moments of Reprieve...... 62 Nicholson, Geoff...... 95 American Constitution, The...... 8 The Vikings...... 96 Thomas Jefferson...... 9 Raven...... 20 Monarchy Transformed, A...... 46 Nichols, Peter...... 15, 95 Orlando Furioso...... 56 Penguin History of: 20th-Century Russian Reader...59 Real History Monk, Ray...... 58 Nickerson, Thomas...... 11 Ornstein, Robert...... 90 Canada...... 31 Voltaire...... 55 Behind the Templars, The...... 42 Monkey Bridge...... 21 Niebuhr, Gustav...... 23 Orpheus...... 37 Europe...... 41 Walt Whitman...... 13 Reason Why, The...... 51 Monks of War, The...... 42 Nilekani, Nandan M...... 72 Orson Welles...... 77 Latin America...... 33 Porter, Eduardo...... 88 Rebel Private, Front and Rear...... 12 Monodies...... 54 9/11 Wars, The...... 85 Orthodox Church, The...... 61 Medieval Europe...... 42 Porter, Lindsay...... 1 Red and the Black, The...... 55 Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres...53 1984...... 52 Orwell, George...... 52 The Second World War...... 82 Porter, Roy...... 49 Red Badge of Courage, The...... 12 Montaigne, Michel de...... 54 1939...... 59 Ostler, Jeffrey...... 28 The Twentieth Century...... 63 Postwar...... 45 Red Cavalry and Other Stories.....59 Montesquieu...... 54 Ninh, Bao...... 71 Other People’s Money...... 86 The USA...... 3 Pound Foolish...... 88 Red Sorghum...... 69 Monty and Rommel...... 82 Njal’s Saga...... 41 Our Land Before We Die...... 28 Penguin Illustrated History of Powell, John Wesley...... 14 Red Thunder, Tropic Lightning....84 Mooallem, Jon...... 95 Noble, David F...... 92 Our Last Best Chance...... 64 Britain and Ireland, The...... 45 Powell, Marilyn...... 75 Reece, Erik...... 95 Moonwalking with Einstein...... 1 Nobleman, The...... 57 Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue...46 Penguin Map of the World, The...96 Power, Samantha...... 79 Reed, John...... 60 Moore, Brian...... 29 Nocera, Joe...... 87 Our Nig...... 27 Penguin State of the Power and the Glory, The...... 32 Reflections on the Moore, Lucy...... 18, 49 No Lost Causes...... 33 Our Patchwork Nation...... 22 World Atlas, The...... 96 Power of Sympathy, The...... 10 Revolution in France...... 49 More Money Than God...... 87 Noonan, Peggy...... 20, 45 Our Time...... 76 Pennington, Christopher...... 31 Pox...... 90 Reid, Howard...... 34 More Than Freedom...... 26 No Promises in the Wind...... 17 Outside Looking In...... 21 Pensées...... 55 Prados, John...... 83 Reid, T. R...... 88 More Than Good Intentions...... 87 Normandy Crucible...... 83 Ovenden, Mark...... 55, 96 Pentagon’s New Map, The...... 21 Pragmatism...... 15 Reisner, Marc...... 95 More, Thomas...... 48 Norris, Frank...... 15 Overdressed...... 86 People’s History of the Prairie, The...... 13 Reiterman, Tim...... 20 Morkot, Robert...... 96 Norris, Kathleen...... 40 Overy, Richard...... 52, 59, 60 Supreme Court, A...... 3 Praise of Folly...... 44 Relativity...... 91 Morris, Errol...... 20, 85 North American Indians...... 28 Ovid...... 38 People’s Tragedy, A...... 60 Prange, Gordon W...... 83 Religion and Morris, William...... 50 North and South...... 50 Owen, David...... 95 Perdue, Theda...... 28 Predator’s Ball, The...... 86 Magic in Ancient Egypt...... 34 Mortenson, Greg...... 72 Northern Crusades, The...... 42 Perfect...... 16 Preez, Max du...... 67 Religion of Technology, The...... 92 Mortimer, Ian...... 48 Northup, Solomon...... 26 Perfect Nazi, The...... 58 Presidents, The...... 3 Relin, David Oliver...... 72 Morton, Frederic...... 58 No Silent Night...... 81 P Perino, Michael...... 88 Preston, Diana...... 48, 52, 69, 93 Reluctant Saint...... 43, 57 Moss, Norman...... 23, 52 No Simple Victory...... 82 Pacific, The...... 81 Perkins, Frances...... 18 Preston, Michael...... 48 Remini, Robert V...... 7, 11 Most Dangerous Place, The...... 72 Nostradamus...... 55 Packing the Court...... 22 Perkins, John...... 23 Price of Everything, The...... 88 Report from Ground Zero...... 20 Motherland...... 62 Not a Good Day to Die...... 85 Padfield, Peter...... 79 Perry, Douglas...... 18 Price of Glory, The...... 54, 81 Republic, The...... 36 Mountains of California, The...... 95 Notes on a Century...... 65 Pagels, Elaine...... 40 Perry, Mark...... 20 Price of Honor...... 65 Reston, James...... 44 Mousavizadeh, Nader...... 78 Notes on the State of Virginia...... 9 Paglen, Trevor...... 79 Persian Expedition Price, Simon...... 34 Restoration...... 49 Mozart...... 58 Nothing to Fear...... 17 Paine, Thomas...... 2, 9 (Anabasis), The...... 37 Priestland, David...... 63 Revelations of Divine Love...... 47 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus...... 58 Notker the Stammerer...... 42 Pakistan on the Brink...... 72 Persian Letters...... 54 Prime Obsession...... 91 Revolution...... 49 Mr. Gatling’s Terrible Marvel...... 79 Not-So-Nude Ride of Palast, Greg...... 23 Persico, Joseph...... 59 Prince, Mary...... 49 Revolutionary Characters...... 9 Muir, John...... 95 Lady Godiva, The...... 63 Palmer, Alan...... 57 Personal Memoirs...... 12 Prince, The...... 44 Richardson, Colonel William...... 84 Mulcahy, Patricia...... 25 Not Working...... 22 Palmer, Robert...... 77 Personal Narrative of a Journey to Princesse de Clèves, The...... 44 Rich, Frank...... 23 Mullaney, Craig M...... 85 Novas, Himilce...... 30 Panati, Charles...... 1 the Equinoctial Regions of the Princess Masako...... 69 Richardson, Angelique...... 76 Mullener, Elizabeth...... 83 Novel Without a Name...... 70 Panc´ atantra, The...... 72 New Continent...... 94 Principles of Geology...... 50 Ricks, Thomas E...... 85 Multatuli...... 71 Nowhere Else on Earth...... 28 Panetta, Eileen...... 72 Personal Writings Prison Writing in Ridgeway...... 31 Multitude...... 22 Now the Hell Will Start...... 83 Panetta, Roger...... 12 (Ignatius of Loyola)...... 44 20th-Century America...... 19 Rieckhoff, Paul...... 85 Mulvihill, Kristen...... 72 Nuland, Sherwin B...... 44 Panyushkin, Valery...... 60 Petals of Blood...... 67 Pritchard, R. John...... 82 Rifkin, Jeremy...... 88 Munqidh, Usama ibn...... 65 Number...... 91 Paper, Lew...... 16 Petronius...... 38 Private Empire...... 94 Right Nation, The...... 23 Murder in Amsterdam...... 57 Nuremberg...... 59 Pappalardo, Joe...... 75 Philbrick, Nathaniel...... 10, 11, 13 Private Journal of William Rights of Man...... 9 Murphy, Monica...... 90 Paradise Built in Hell, A...... 95 Phillips, Jonathan...... 47 Reynolds, The...... 11 Rig Veda, The...... 71 Murray, Venetia...... 49 Paradiso...... 43 Phillips, Kevin...... 10, 23 Procopius...... 40 Riis, Jacob A...... 15 Musa, Mark...... 43 O Paris...... 54 Philosophical Dictionary...... 55 Promised Land, The...... 15 Riley, Jason...... 23 Mussolini’s Italy...... 56 Obama, Barack...... 23 Paris After the Liberation Philosophical Enquiry into the Prophecies, The...... 55 Rime of the Modern Mariner, The...94 Mutants...... 92 ¡Obámanos!...... 22 1944–1949...... 53 Origin of Our Ideas of the Protagoras and Meno...... 36 Riordan, William L...... 15 My Bondage and My Freedom.....25 Obamians, The...... 23 Paris Mapguide, The...... 96 Sublime and Beautiful, A...... 49 Protestant Ethic and the Rise and Fall of Alexandria, The..34 My Father at 100...... 20 O’Brien, Cory...... 34 Paris Underground...... 55 Philosophy Book, The...... 62 Spirit of Capitalism, The...... 89 Rise and Fall of Athens, The...... 36 My Inventions...... 93 O’Brien, Edna...... 53 Parker, Andrew...... 93 Philosophy of Aristotle, The...... 35 Provenance...... 52 Rise of a dynasty...... 16 My Secret Life...... 50 O’Brien, Soledad...... 30 Parker, Dorothy...... 73, 76 Picking Up the Reins...... 23, 52 Psellus, Michael...... 40 Rise of David Levinsky, The...... 14 My Share of the Task...... 79 Ocean of Life, The...... 95 Park’s Quest...... 21 Pictures at a Revolution...... 77 Public Enemies...... 15 Rise of Silas Lapham, The...... 15 My Soul Is Rested...... 26 O’Connell, Deirdre...... 77 Parkman, Francis...... 14 Pilgrim’s Progress, The...... 47 Pun Also Rises, The...... 63 Rise of the Roman Empire, The.....38 Mystery Train...... 76 Odyssey, The...... 36 Parks, Rosa...... 26 Pilgrims in Their Own Land...... 7 Punishment of Virtue, The...... 72 Rise of the Vulcans...... 23 Myth of Solid Ground, The...... 95 Off the Grid...... 23 Particle at the Pillow Book, The...... 70 Purgatorio...... 43 Rise to Globalism...... 21 Myths and Legends of the Celts....47 Of the Dawn of Freedom...... 25 End of the Universe, The...... 91 Pink, Daniel H...... 88 Purpose of the Past, The...... 7 Rising ’44...... 82 Myths, Illusions, and Peace...... 81 O’Gorman, Bob...... 2 Partnership, The...... 86 Pinker, Steven...... 79, 93 Pursuit of Glory, The...... 44 Rituals of Dinner, The...... 75 Myths of the Ancient Greeks...... 36 Oil and ice...... 15, 95 Partners in Command...... 20 Pioneers, The...... 13 Pyle, Howard...... 47 River-Horse...... 94 My War...... 85 Okakura, Kakuzo...... 69 Partridge, Elizabeth...... 77 Pipes, Richard...... 60 Pyne, Lydia V...... 34 River of Shadows...... 93 My War Gone By, I Miss It So.....61 Olen, Helaine...... 88 Party Is Over, The...... 7 Pirate of Exquisite Mind, A...... 48 Pyne, Stephen J...... 34, 93, 95 Roanoke...... 8 Oliphant, Thomas...... 17 Pascal, Blaise...... 55 Pirates of Barbary...... 41 Robert E. Lee...... 12 O’Malley, Padraig...... 67 Passages...... 72 Pitching in a Pinch...... 16 Roberts, Adam...... 67 N On Architecture...... 39 Passing...... 26 Pizan, Christine de...... 42 Q Roberts, Callum...... 95 Na, An...... 31 On Argentina...... 31 Passing Strange...... 15 Place Called Canterbury, A...... 89 Quaker Writings...... 3 Roberts, J. M...... 41, 63 Nadis, Fred...... 20 On Being Different...... 73 Passos, John Dos...... 80 Plantagenets, The...... 46 Queen’s Lover, The...... 54 Roberts, Robert...... 52 Naples Declared...... 57 On Call in Hell...... 85 Patel, Sanjay...... 72 Plaster, John L...... 84 Quest, The...... 95 Robinson, Randall...... 27 Napoleon’s Wars...... 53 On China...... 68 Paterson, Katherine...... 21 Plato...... 36 Quicksand...... 66 Robinson, Tim...... 53, 95 Nabokov, Peter...... 29 101 Things You Thought You Knew Paths of Glory...... 80 Playing the Enemy...... 66 Quiet American, The...... 21 Rochefoucauld, La...... 54 Nanji, Azim...... 65 About the Titanic...but Didn’t!.....52 Patriarch, The...... 18 Pleasure...... 56 Quinn, Peter...... 24 Roche, Paul...... 34 Napoleon...... 54 100 Diagrams That Patriot’s History of the Pliny the Elder...... 90 Qur’an, The...... 64 Rocket Men...... 92 Napoleon’s Buttons...... 92 Changed the World...... 63 Modern World, A...... 3 Pliny the Younger...... 38 Rodriguez, Richard...... 30 Narrative of a Revolutionary 100 Mistakes That Patriot’s History of the Plokhy, S. M...... 60 Roesdahl, Else...... 42 Soldier, A...... 8 Changed History...... 1 United States, A...... 3 Plotkin, Mark J...... 33 R Rogerson, Barnaby...... 65 Narrative of Sojourner Truth...... 27 117 Days...... 67 Patriot Chiefs, The...... 29 Plouffe, David...... 23 Rabid...... 90 Roger Williams and the Narrative of the Life of O’Neill, Molly...... 75 Patriots...... 21 Plunkitt of Tammany Hall...... 15 Rafferty, Kevin...... 16 Creation of the American Soul.....8 Frederick Douglass...... 10 Obedience of a Patton and Rommel...... 83 Plutarch...... 36, 38 Railway Maps of the World...... 96 Rogozinski, Jan...... 33 Nasaw, David...... 15, 18 Christian Man, The...... 48 Patton, Benjamin...... 83 Plutocrats...... 22 Raising the Curve...... 21 Rohde, David...... 61, 65, 72 Nash, Gary B...... 8 Occidentalism...... 64 Pauketat, Timothy R...... 28 Poems, Protest, and a Dream...... 32 Ra¯ ma the Steadfast...... 71 Roman History, The...... 37 Nathaniel’s Nutmeg...... 48 Oerter, Robert...... 92 Pauline Kael...... 77 Poems and Letters...... 44 Raphael, Ray...... 10 Rome and Italy...... 38 Native American Testimony...... 29 Of Water and Spirit...... 67 Paul, Joel Richard...... 8 Poems of Heaven and Hell from Rathbone, John Paul...... 33 Rome and the Mediterranean...... 38 Native Speaker...... 30 Oil!...... 18 Pausanias...... 36 Ancient Mesopotamia...... 34 Reading Judas...... 40 Rome in Crisis...... 38 Natural History...... 90 Ojito, Mirta...... 30 Paxman, Jeremy...... 46 Poincaré’s Prize...... 93 Ready For a Brand New Beat...... 20 Rong, Jiang...... 69 Nature and Selected Essays...... 10 Okrent, Daniel...... 20 Peary, Danny...... 16 Poisoner’s Handbook, The...... 90 Reagan, Ron...... 20 Roosevelt and Churchill...... 83 Nature of Things, The...... 38 Old Masters, New World...... 15 Peikoff, Leonard...... 93 Politics, The...... 35 Real History of the Roosevelt, Eleanor...... 18 Nature Writings...... 95 Omnivore’s Dilemma, The...... 75 Pelikan, Jaroslav...... 63 Pollack, Henry...... 95 End of the World, The...... 1 Roosevelt I Knew, The...... 18 Naylor, Sean...... 85 Once There Was a War...... 18 Peloponnesian War, The...... 37 Pollack, John...... 63 Real State of America Atlas, The.....96 Roots of Ayurveda, The...... 72 Nectar in a Sieve...... 72 Once Upon a Quinceañera...... 29 Pendulum of War...... 81 Pollan, Michael...... 75 Real Story of Ah-Q and Rope and a Prayer, A...... 72 Needleman, Jacob...... 8 Once Upon a Time Penguin Atlas of: Pollard, Justin...... 34 Other Tales of China, The...... 69 Rosa Lee...... 25 Negri, Antonio...... 22 When We Were Colored...... 27 African History...... 96 Polo, Marco...... 44 Reappraisals...... 45 Rosa Parks...... 26 Neighbors...... 61 One Day in the Life of Modern History (To 1815)...... 96 Polybius...... 38 Rebel Land...... 64 Rose...... 51 Neill, Stephen...... 40 Ivan Denisovich...... 60 Women in the World...... 96 Pomerantz, Gary M...... 26 Rebellion of Rosengren, John...... 16 Nelson, Craig...... 9, 83, 92 One Perfect Day...... 73 World History...... 96 Poniatowska, Elena...... 33 Ronald Reagan, The...... 20, 84 Rosen, Nick...... 23 Nelson, Eric D...... 38 Ones Who Hit the Hardest, The...16 Penguin Book of: Ponting, Clive...... 95 Red Brick, Black Mountain, Rosen, Ruth...... 76 Nelson’s Trafalgar...... 78 One, The...... 77 First World War Poetry...... 80 Poole, Ernest...... 18 White Clay...... 3 Rosen, William...... 40 Nervous Splendor, A...... 58 On Government...... 37 First World War Stories...... 80 Poor Richard...... 9 Rediker, Marcus...... 27 Rosenberg, Tina...... 33 Nesaule, Agate...... 61 On Liberty...... 50 Historic Speeches...... 1 Pope, Hugh...... 65 Reformation, The...... 43, 45 Rose, Sarah...... 75 New Green On Living and Dying Well...... 37 Twentieth-Century Speeches...... 1 Pope, Nicole...... 65 Regeneration...... 80 Rosin, Hanna...... 76 History of the World, A...... 95 Only a Theory...... 92 Penguin by Design...... 51 Poppendieck, Janet...... 88 Reid, T.R...... 90 Ross, Carne...... 23 New Ideas from Dead Economists...86 On Natural Selection...... 91 Penguin Companion to the Portable: Religions of India, The...... 71 Ross, Dennis...... 81 Newman, John Henry...... 50 On Revolution...... 57 Ramayana, The...... 71 Abraham Lincoln...... 13 Religious Case Ross, James Bruce...... 42, 44 Newman, Sharan...... 1, 42 On Shattered Ground...... 12 Penguin Dictionary of: Beat Reader...... 19 Against Belief, The...... 91 Rossi, Melissa...... 23, 63, 66 New New Thing, The...... 87 On Sparta...... 38 Classical Mythology...... 35 Benjamin Franklin...... 9 Rendezvous with Destiny...... 82 Roubini, Nouriel...... 88 Newnham, Jeffrey...... 79 On Suicide...... 89 Critical Theory...... 1 Charles W. Chesnutt...... 25 Reporting America...... 19 Rough Guide to Bob Dylan, The...77 New Penguin Atlas of: On the Grand Trunk Road...... 72 International Relations...... 79 Dante...... 43 Reston, James, Jr...... 44 Rough Guide to Nelson Ancient History...... 96 On the Map...... 63 Islam...... 65 Dorothy Parker...... 73 Return of the Soldier, The...... 80 Mandela, The...... 67 Medieval History...... 96 On the Nature of the Universe.....38 Judaism...... 62 Edmund Burke...... 49 Return to Dragon Mountain...... 69 Rough Guide to the Royals, The...46 Recent History...... 96 On the Origin of Species...... 91 Sociology...... 1 Emerson...... 10 Revelations...... 40 Rough Guide to the Titanic, The...52 The World...... 63 On the Relics of Saints...... 54 Penguin Encyclopedia of Enlightenment Reader...... 41 Revolution and War...... 59 Rouse, W. H. D...... 37 New Science...... 44 On War...... 58, 78 Ancient Civilizations, The...... 33 Greek Historians...... 35 Revolutionary Suicide...... 26 Rousseau, Jean-Jacques...... 55 News from Nowhere...... 50 Operation Jedburgh...... 81 Penguin Gandhi Reader, The...... 71 Harlem Renaissance Reader...... 26 Reynolds, Bill...... 16 Roux, Georges...... 34 Newsom, Gavin...... 23 Operators, The...... 85 Penguin Guide to the Jack London...... 14 Reynolds, William...... 11 Rowlandson, Mary...... 10 New Spaniards, The...... 56 Oracle, The...... 35 US Constitution, The...... 10 John Adams...... 9 Rachlin, Harvey...... 41 Rowling, Margorie...... 42 Newton, Huey P...... 26 Order of the Death’s Head, The....83 Karl Marx...... 59 Racing in the Street...... 77 Royal Romances...... 41

100 Index History 2013 Rubin, Barry...... 65 Scarlet Letter, The...... 11 Song of Roland, The...... 53 Tanner, John...... 29 Turn Right at Machu Picchu...... 31 Walter, Jakob...... 55 Rubin, Miri...... 46 Schlesinger, Arthur M...... 21 Song of the Cid, The...... 55 Tao Te Ching...... 68 Twain, Mark...... 15 War and Peace...... 60 Rudolf Steiner...... 58 Schlesinger, Henry R...... 81 Sonia Sotomayor...... 30 Tarnoff, Ben...... 89 Twain’s Feast...... 74 War and Peace and War...... 2 Rufus, Quintus Curtius...... 36 Schorr, Daniel...... 24 Sons of the Conquerers...... 65 Taste of War, The...... 82 Twelve Caesars, The...... 39 War and Peace in the Rule of Law, The...... 62 Schreiner, Olive...... 67 Sorkin, Andrew Ross...... 88 Tattooed Soldier, The...... 30 Twelve Who Don’t Agree...... 60 Middle East...... 66 Rule of St. Benedict, The...... 39 Scoblic, J. Peter...... 20 Sorrow of War, The...... 71 Taulbert, Clifton L...... 27 Twelve Years a Slave...... 26 Ward, Benedicta...... 40 Rumsfeld, Donald...... 20 Scotland: The Autobiography...... 53 Soseki, Natsume...... 70 Taylor, Alan...... 10 Twenty Years at Hull-House...... 14 Ward, Greg...... 52 Rusesabagina, Paul...... 67 Scotti, R. A...... 44 Souls of Black Folk, The...... 25 Taylor, Ben...... 78 Twilight War, The...... 85 Ware, Timothy...... 61 Ruskin, John...... 50 Scribbling the Cat...... 67 South...... 93 Taylor, Benjamin...... 57 Twilight Years, The...... 52 War for All the Oceans, The...... 78 Russia...... 60 Seacole, Mary...... 50 South Africa’s Brave New World....67 Taylor, Timothy...... 88 Twinkie Deconstructed...... 74 War in the St. Lawrence...... 31 Russia Against Napoleon...... 60 Seamstress, The...... 62 Southern, R. W...... 42 Teenage...... 2 Two Lives of Charlemagne...... 42 War is Boring...... 78 Russ, Martin...... 84 Sea of Glory...... 11 Soweto Inside Out...... 67 Templer, Robert...... 21, 71 Two Years before the Mast...... 10 War Made New...... 78 Russia’s War...... 60 Search, The...... 86 Spartacus Road...... 39 Ten Days That Shook the World...60 Tyerman, Christopher...... 40 Warner, Charles Dudley...... 15 Russian Thinkers...... 59 Season of Blood...... 67 Spearing, Elizabeth...... 43 Ten Discoveries That Tyldesley, Joyce...... 34 War of the World, The...... 41 Russia under the Old Regime...... 60 Second Civil War, The...... 22 Speckled Monster, The...... 49, 89 Rewrote History...... 33 Tyler-Lewis, Kelly...... 52 War Stories...... 83 Ruth Hall...... 12 Secret Agent, The...... 51 Spence, Jonathan D...... 69 1066: The Year of the Conquest....42 Tyndale, William...... 48 War that Killed Achilles, The...... 35 Rybczynski, Witold...... 1 Secret History of the World, The....1 Spignesi, Stephen...... 7 Teresa of Ávila...... 43, 56 Tzouliadis, Tim...... 61 War That Made America, The...... 7 Secret Knowledge...... 44 Splendid Solution...... 90 Tesla, Nikola...... 93 Tzu, Chuang...... 68 War with Hannibal, The...... 38 Secrets...... 21 Sport of the Gods, The...... 25 Testament of Youth...... 80 Tzu, Lao...... 68 War Within, The...... 64 S Secret Sharer, The...... 66 Spoto, Donald...... 43, 57 Texas Cowboy, A...... 14 Washington...... 9 Sacco and Vanzetti...... 18 Secret Voyage of Spurlock, Morgan...... 75 Thapar, Romila...... 72 Washington, Booker T...... 27 Sacco, Nicola...... 18 Sir Francis Drake, The...... 47 Spycraft...... 81 Thavis, John...... 57 U Washington, George...... 9 Sachs, Jeffrey D...... 88 Segrè, Gino...... 93 Srebrenica...... 61 Then Everything Changed...... 3 Undaunted...... 73 Wasik, Bill...... 90 Sacred Ties...... 12 Segu...... 66 Stafford, David...... 83 Theory of Under Fire...... 80 Watchers, The...... 22 Safeway in Arizona, A...... 24 Seife, Charles...... 93 Standing By...... 78 Almost Everything, The...... 92 Unfamiliar Fishes...... 15 Waters, Frank...... 29 Saint Augustine...... 39 Selected Journalism (Dickens)...... 50 Stanton, Maureen...... 88 Theory of Moral Sentiments, The....49 Unfinished Global Waters, T. J...... 85 Saint Joan...... 54 Selected Letters (de Sévigné)...... 55 Starobin, Paul...... 81 Theory of the Leisure Class, The...89 Revolution, The...... 23 Watkins, Samuel R...... 13 Saiwai, Tetsu...... 72 Selected Political Steak...... 75 There Was a Country...... 66 Unger, David C...... 81 Watson, Bruce...... 18, 21 Salamon, Julie...... 78, 90 Speeches (Cicero)...... 37 Steal, The...... 88 Thesiger, Wilfred...... 66 Unlikely Allies...... 8 Watson, Tom...... 52 Salisbury, Laney...... 52 Selected Works (Cicero)...... 37 Steinmeyer, Jim...... 64, 78 The Unforgiving Minute...... 85 U.S. Constitution for Wawro, Geoffrey...... 66 Salzman, James...... 95 Selected Writings (Aquinas)...... 41 Stephenson, Paul...... 40 They Would Never Hurt a Fly...... 61 Everyone, The...... 8 Way of the Knife, The...... 23 Sandstorm...... 67 Selected Writings (Dario)...... 32 Stevenson, Jonathan...... 84 Thief at the U.S. vs. Them...... 20 We...... 61 S.: A Novel about the Balkans...... 61 Selected Writings (Emerson)...... 10 Stewart, James B...... 24 End of the World, The...... 50 Ulin, David L...... 95 Weale, Adrian...... 59 Sarlot, Raymond...... 78 Selected Writings Stolen Voices...... 63 Thinking Beyond Uncanny, The...... 89 Wealth of Nations, The...... 49 S ´ arma, Vis . n . u...... 72 (Hildegard of Bingen)...... 42 Storm of Steel...... 80 the Unthinkable...... 84 Uncle Tom’s Cabin...... 13 We Are All the Same...... 68 Sarty, Roger...... 31 Selected Writings (Marti)...... 33 Story of Earth, The...... 94 Thinking the Twentieth Century....45 Underdogs, The...... 31 Weber, Max...... 89 Sassoon, Siegfried...... 80 Self-Made Man...... 76 Story of England, The...... 46 Third Coast, The...... 19 Understanding Islam...... 65 Weekend That Changed Sato, Hiroaki...... 70 Selling of the President, The...... 20 Story of the Scrolls, The...... 40 Third Reich at War, The...... 58 Under the Feet of Jesus...... 30 Wall Street, The...... 86 Satyricon, The...... 38 Sentimental Journey, A...... 50 Storyteller...... 29 Third Reich in Power, The...... 58 Under the Sea-Wind...... 94 Weep Not, Child...... 67 Saving the School...... 22 Sévigné, Madame de...... 55 Stothard, Peter...... 39 33 Strategies of War, The...... 79 United States of Europe, The...... 88 Weinreb, Michael...... 17 Sax, Boria...... 95 Seward, Desmond...... 42 Strange Medicine...... 89 33 Men...... 32 Unknown American Weintraub, Stanley...... 81, 84 Scandalous Women...... 73 Shackleton, Ernest...... 93 Straus III, Roger...... 7 This Earth of Mankind...... 71 Revolution, The...... 8 Weisbrot, Robert...... 21 Scanlon, Jennifer...... 76 Shades of Difference...... 67 Street Fighters...... 87 This is How You Lose Her...... 30 Unknown Quantity...... 91 Weiss, Helen...... 7 Scapegoat...... 1 Shadows and Wind...... 21 Stryker, Cole...... 24 This Way for the Gas, Unterman, Alan...... 62 Weiss, M. Jerry...... 7 Scarre, Chris...... 96 Shadows at Dawn...... 14 Stalin...... 59 Ladies and Gentlemen...... 62 Unto This Last...... 50 Welch, James...... 29 Scattered Among the Peoples...... 62 Shadow Warriors...... 78 Stalingrad...... 59 Thloloe, Joe...... 67 Upanishads, The...... 71 Well-Paid Slave, A...... 27 Schatzker, Mark...... 75 Shahnameh...... 34 Stanley, Dr. Ralph...... 77 Thomas, Cullen...... 70 Up from Slavery...... 27 Wells, H. G...... 52 School For My Village, A...... 67 Shakya, Tsering...... 69 Stannard, David E...... 18 Thomas, Dana...... 89 Upon the Altar of the Nation...... 13 Welsh, Frank...... 43, 72 Schor, Juliet B...... 88 Shalamov, Varlam...... 60 Stashower, Daniel...... 11 Thomas, Lewis...... 93 Uranium...... 93 Wendy and the Lost Boys...... 78 Schroeder, Charlie...... 81 Shapiro, Laura...... 75 State and Revolution, The...... 60 Thomas, Louisa...... 81 Uruburu, Paula...... 18 Wesselow, Thomas de...... 40 Schwartz, Peter J...... 17 Sharma, Bulbul...... 72 Stealing Buddha’s Dinner...... 31 Thomas Paine...... 9 Utilitarianism and Other Essays....50 West, Cornel...... 24 Schweikart, Larry...... 3 Sheeler, Jim...... 85 Stegner, Page...... 14 Thompson, Hugh...... 33 Utopia...... 48 Westerman, Frank...... 61 Science Class Shehadeh, Raja...... 66 Stegner, Wallace...... 14, 18 Thompson, John...... 27 Uttermost Part of the Earth...... 32 West, Rebecca...... 61, 80 You Wish You Had, The...... 91 Sherman, William Tecumseh...... 13 Steinbeck, John...... 18, 33 Thompson, John B...... 89 Western Society and the Scocca, Tom...... 69 Shikibu, Murasaki...... 70 Steiner, Jean-François...... 62 Thonemann, Peter...... 34 Church in the Middle Ages...... 42 Scott, Janny...... 24 Shipler, David K...... 66 Stendhal...... 55 Thoreau, Henry David...... 11 V We Were There...... 63 Scott, Michael...... 34 Shlaim, Avi...... 66 Step from Heaven, A...... 31 Thoughts and Sentiments on the Vadney, T. E...... 64 What Every American Should Scramble for China, The...... 68 Shonagon, Sei...... 70 Stephanus, Eddius...... 47 Evil of Slavery...... 49 Valleys of Death...... 84 Know About the Middle East....66 Scruby, Jennifer...... 83 Short Account of the Sterne, Laurence...... 50 Thousand Splendid Suns, A...... 72 Dan Van Der Vat...... 81 What Every American Seager, Joni...... 96 Destruction of the Indies, A...... 32 Stille, Alexander...... 57 Three-Day Road...... 80 Vanished...... 82 Should Know About the Seal, Mark...... 20 Short History of the World, A...... 52 Stiner, General Carl...... 78 Three Cups of Tea...... 72 Vanished Kingdoms...... 41 Rest of the World...... 63 Second World War, The...... 83 Showalter, Dennis...... 83 Stone, Irving...... 44 Three Day Road...... 31 Vanity Fair’s Tales of Hollywood....77 What Every American Secret Gift, A...... 17 Shrady, Nicholas...... 56 Stone, Norman...... 81 Three Soldiers...... 80 Vanzetti, Bartolomeo...... 18 Should Know About Who’s Secret History of Balls, The...... 16 Siddhartha...... 71 Stonewall...... 73 Thucydides...... 36, 37 Varieties of Religious Experience....15 Really Running America...... 23 Secret History of MI6, The...... 51 Signet Book of Storm, The...... 94 Ticket Masters...... 76 Varieties of What Every American Should Secret History, The...... 40 American Essays, The...... 7 Storm, The (Defoe)...... 49 Tiger Head...... 68 Scientific Experience, The...... 93 Know About Who’s Really Secret Lives of Codebreakers, The....81 Silber, Laura...... 61 Story of an African Farm, The...... 67 Tillman, Barrett...... 83 Vasari, Giorgio...... 44 Running the World...... 63 Seefried, Josh...... 76 Silence Dogood...... 9 Story of English, The...... 46 Timaeus...... 36 Vatican Diaries, The...... 57 What If?...... 3 Sepetys, Ruta...... 57 Silent Night...... 81 Story of King Arthur and Timberg, Craig...... 90 Véa, Alfredo...... 21 What Jesus Meant...... 40 September Hope...... 83 Silko, Leslie Marmon...... 29 His Knights, The...... 47 Time Traveler’s Guide to Veblen, Thorstein...... 89 What Paul Meant...... 40 Serving God and Country...... 82 Silone, Ignazio...... 57 Story of My Life, The...... 56 Elizabethan England, The...... 48 Velez, Alvaro Uribe...... 33 What Technology Wants...... 92 Seven Events That Sim, Kevin...... 84 Stout, Harry S...... 13 Tinderbox...... 90 Venice...... 57 What the Dormouse Said...... 92 Made America America...... 3 Simontacchi, Carol N...... 75 Stowe, Harriet Beecher...... 13 Tinniswood, Adrian...... 41 Venkatesh, Sudhir...... 24 What the Gospels Meant...... 40 1775...... 10 Sinclair, Upton...... 18 Strachan, Hew...... 81 Tin Ticket, The...... 76 Venter, J. Craig...... 93 What Would the Founders Say?.....3 ‘78...... 16 Singer, P. W...... 81 Strachey, Lytton...... 50 Titanic, First Accounts...... 52 Venus in Furs...... 59 Wheatcroft, Andrew...... 59 Sexton, John...... 17 Singing the Master...... 24 Strangers in the House...... 66 Tobar, Héctor...... 30 Verdi’s Shakespeare...... 48 Wheatley, Phillis...... 27 Shadows and Wind...... 71 Sir Edmund Hillary...... 72 Strapless...... 53 To Be Young, Gifted, and Black.....25 Verga, Giovanni...... 57 Wheeler, Thomas C...... 24 Shannon, Timothy J...... 28 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight..47 Strategy...... 79 To Change China...... 69 Verhovek, Sam Howe...... 93 Wheels for the World...... 86 Sharfstein, Daniel J...... 27 Siringo, Charles A...... 14 Strausbaugh, John...... 27 Tocqueville, Alexis de...... 11, 55 Vermes, Geza...... 40 When Character Was King...... 20 Sharp, Kathleen...... 90 Sixsmith, Martin...... 60 Street Gang...... 77 Toer, Pramoedya Ananta...... 71 Vico, Giambattista...... 44 When China Rules the World...... 68 Shaw, George Bernard...... 54 Sixteen Satires, The...... 38 Struggle for Mastery, The...... 46 To Lose a Battle...... 54 Victor, Adam...... 77 When Harlem Was in Vogue...... 26 Shawnees and the Six Yuan Plays...... 68 Struggling Upward...... 14 Tolstoy, Leo...... 60 Vidler, Alec R...... 48 When Heaven and War for America, The...... 28 Sketches by Boz...... 50 Studies in Hysteria...... 89 Tomalin, Claire...... 51 Vidocq...... 91 Earth Changed Places...... 21, 70 Shell, Ellen Ruppel...... 88 Sketches of Stuff of Thought, The...... 93 Tomorrow Is Now...... 18 Vietnam...... 21 When the Astors Sherston’s Progress...... 80 Eighteenth-Century America...... 8 Subjection of Women, The...... 50 Too Big to Fail...... 88 Viking Age Iceland...... 42 Owned New York...... 17 Shimano, Chie...... 33 Skidelsky, Robert...... 87 Suetonius...... 39 Too Good to Be True...... 86 Vikings, The...... 42 When the Elephants Dance...... 70 Shock Value...... 78 Slave Ship, The...... 27 Sugar...... 74 Too High to Fail...... 87 Villehardouin, Geoffroi de...... 42, 54 Where Good Ideas Come From...... 92 Showalter, Dennis...... 59, 83 Slocum, Joshua...... 18 Sugar King of Havana, The...... 33 Tooze, Adam...... 59 Vincent, Norah...... 76 Where Peachtree Shteir, Rachel...... 88 Smartest Guys in the Room, The....87 Sujo, Aly...... 52 Tortilla Curtain, The...... 29 Vindication of the Rights of Meets Sweet Auburn...... 26 Sign, The...... 40 Smiley, Jane...... 50 Sullivan, James...... 77 To Sell Is Human...... 88 Woman, A...... 76 Where the Heart Beats...... 20 Siler, Julia Flynn...... 75 Smith, Adam...... 49 Sun-tzu...... 69 Touched with Fire...... 82 Vinland Sagas, The...... 41 Where the Lightning Strikes...... 29 Singular Woman, A...... 24 Smith, Clive Stafford...... 20 Sunflowers...... 75 Translation Nation...... 30 Viramontes, Helena María...... 30 White, Carolinne...... 39 Sipress, Alan...... 90 Smith, Dan...... 96 Sunjata...... 67 Travels of Marco Polo, The...... 44 Virgil...... 39 White Man’s Burden, The...... 86 Sacher-Masoch, Leopold 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Foolishly Forgotten Vollman, William T...... 7, 45 Who Was Dracula?...... 64 Saga of King Hrolf Kraki, The...... 41 Smollett, Tobias...... 49 Sweet, Victoria...... 90 Americans, A...... 3 Voltaire...... 55 Who Would Have Thought It?.....13 Saga of the Snake Tails...... 68 Swift, Jonathan...... 53 Treasury of Vonnegut, Kurt...... 21 Why Africa is Poor...... 67 People of Laxardal, The...... 41 Snow, Dan...... 31 Swiss, Deborah J...... 76 Great American Scandals, A...... 3 Voodoo Histories...... 1 Why I Write...... 52 Saga of the Volsungs, The...... 41 Snowman, Daniel...... 78 Symposium, The...... 36 Treasury of Royal Scandals, A...... 41 Voragine, Jacobus de...... 43 Why Priests?...... 40 Sagas of Icelanders, The...... 41 Snyder, Brad...... 27 Szpiro, George G...... 93 Treatise of Human Nature, A...... 49 Vowell, Sarah...... 10, 15 Why Read Moby-Dick?...... 11 Sailing Alone around the World...18 Snyder, Timothy...... 45 Szwed, John...... 77 Treblinka...... 62 Voyage of the Beagle, 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Joshua B. Freeman American Empire 1945-2000 The Rise of a Global Power The Democratic Revolution at Home

“American Empire delivers far more than its title promises. Though superb on foreign affairs it is equally excellent on cultural, political and economic issues; indeed it’s Freeman’s ability to interweave national and international perspec- tives that make this, in my opinion, the best grand synthesis of postwar US history we have.....Well written, consistently engaging, and studded with individual stories, it’s ideal for general readers as well as students.” —Mike Wallace, Pulitzer Prize winning coauthor of Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898

“A supremely intelligent narrative which traces the arc of America’s economic growth, social and political conflicts, and recent decline since World War II better than any his- torian ever has. He sees through the nation’s myths and interprets its dreams.” —Michael Kazin, Georgetown University

see page 19 “Solidly researched and well written....An important book for both general and scholarly audiences.” —Library Journal

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107 Mark Mazower Governing the World The History of an Idea

“Impressive…a significant contribution to historical scholarship… Simply for giving us this lucid account, Mazower deserves our grati- tude. But Governing the World is also an intriguing read because of the strong argument he places within it: that it may be that this grand idea, with all its variants, is coming to an end.” —Paul Kennedy

“A prodigious work: a master historian’s reconstruction of how individ- uals and nations since 1815 have sought to promote national interests in ever more complicated international settings. A dramatic, novel account of ideas and institutions in collision with hard realities. Indispensable also for its full and subtle account of American policies since 1917, always with a fine touch for the hitherto neglected person or little noticed moment that illuminates historic processes. Profound, relevant, and morally instructive—and a pleasure to read.” —Fritz Stern

“The idea of global government has entranced the world for centuries. Mark Mazower’s brilliant book shows how much effort has gone into this idea—and how futile it has mostly been in an era of individualism and growing divisiveness.” —Alan Brinkley

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Lizzie Collingham The Taste of War World War II and the Battle for Food

“Does much to correct understanding of the causes of armed conflict and mass murder....Its usefulness is hard to overstate.” —Timothy Snyder, The New York Times Book Review

“Every now and again a book comes along that transforms our under- standing of a subject that had previously seemed so well-worn and familiar. That is the measure of Lizzie Collingham’s achievement in this outstanding global account of the role played by food (and its absence) during the Second World War. It will now be impossible to think of the war in the old way.” —Richard Overy, Literary Review

“Fascinating…After this book, no historian will be able to write a comprehensive history of the Second World War without putting the multifarious issues of food production and consumption centre stage.” —Andrew Roberts, Financial Times

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