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MAIN LIBRARY Author Title Areas of History Aaron, Daniel, and Robert MAIN LIBRARY Author Title Areas of History Aaron, Daniel, and Robert Bendiner The Strenuous Decade: A Social and Intellectual Record of the 1930s United States Aaronson, Susan A. Are There Trade-Offs When Americans Trade? United States Aaronson, Susan A. Trade and the American Dream: A Social History of Postwar Trade Policy United States Abbey, Edward Abbey's Road United States Abdill, George B. Civil War Railroads Military Abel, Donald C. Fifty Readings Plus: An Introduction to Philosophy World Abels, Richard Alfred The Great Europe Abernethy, Thomas P. A History of the South: The South in the New Nation, 1789-1819 (p.1996) (Vol. IV) United States Abrams, M. H. The Norton Anthology of English Literature Literature Abramson, Rudy Spanning the Century: The Life of W. Averell Harriman, 1891-1986 United States Absalom, Roger Italy Since 1800 Europe Abulafia, David The Western Mediterranean Kingdoms Europe Abzug, Robert H. Cosmos Crumbling: American Reform and the Religious Imagination United States Abzug, Robert Inside the Vicious Heart Europe Achebe, Chinua Things Fall Apart Literature Achenbaum, W. Andrew Old Age in the New Land: The American Experience since 1790 United States Acton, Edward Russia: The Tsarist and Soviet Legacy, 2nd ed. Europe Adams, Arthur E. Imperial Russia After 1861 Europe Adams, Arthur E., et al. Atlas of Russian and East European History Europe Adams, Henry Democracy: An American Novel Literature Adams, James Trustlow The Founding of New England United States Adams, Simon Winston Churchill: From Army Officer to World Leader Europe Adams, Walter R. The Blue Hole Literature Addams, Jane Twenty Years at Hull-House United States Adelman, Paul Gladstone, Disraeli, and Later Victorian Politics Europe Adelman, Paul The Rise of the Labour Party, 1880-1945 Europe Adenauer, Konrad Memoirs, 1945-1953 Europe Adkin, Mark The Charge Europe Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Discovering a New World, 1493-1754 (Volume 1) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Resistance and Revolution, 1755-1783 (Volume 2) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Organizing the New Nation, 1784-1796 (Volume 3) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Domestic Expansion and Foreign Entanglements, 1797-1820 (Volume United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The4) Annals of America: Steps towards Equalitarianism, 1821-1832 (Volume 5) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Challenge of a Continent, 1833-1840 (Volume 6) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Manifest Destiny, 1841-1849 (Volume 7) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: A House Dividing, 1850-1857 (Volume 8) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Crisis of the Union, 1858-1865 (Volume 9) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Reconstruction and Industrialization (Volume 10) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Agrarianism and Urbanization (Volume 11) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Populism, Imperialism, and Reform (Volume 12) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Progressive Era, 1905-1915 (Volume 13) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: World War and Prosperity, 1916-1928 (Volume 14) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Great Depression, 1929-1939 (Volume 15) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Second World War and After, 1940-1949 (Volume 16) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Cold War in the Nuclear Age, 1950-1960 (Volume 17) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Burdens of World Power, 1961-1968 (Volume 18) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Détente and Domestic Crises, 1969-1973 (Volume 19) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: The Challenge of Interdependence, 1974-1976 (Volume 20) United States Adler, Mortimer J. ed The Annals of America: Opportunities and Problems at Home and Abroad (Volume 21) United States Adler, Philip J. World Civilizations (2nd Edition) World Agawa, Hiroyuki The Reluctant Admiral Military Agel, Jerome America at Random United States Agocs, Sandor The Troubled Origins of the Italian Catholic Labor Movement Europe, World Aho, C. Michael, and Marc Levinson After Reagan: Confronting the Changed World Economy Military Aimone, Alan C. and Barbrara A. A User's Guide to the Official Records of the American Civil War Military Akers, Charles W. Abigail Adams: An American Woman United States Akers, Monte The Accidental Historian: Tales of Trash and Treasure United States Alabaster, Chaloner Notes and Commentaries on Chinese Criminal Law World Alberini, Massimo Color Treasury of Model Soldiers Oversize Albertson, Dean The Encyclopedia of American History United States Albin, Mel, and Dominick Cavallo Family Life in America, 1620-2000 United States Albrecht-Carrié, René A Diplomatic History of Europe: Since the Congress of Vienna (Revised Edition) Europe Alcott, Louisa M. Little Women Literature Alden, John Richard A History of the South: The South in the Revolution, 1763-1789 (Volume 3) United States Alderman, Ellen and Caroline In Our Defense: The Bill of Rights in Action United States Alderson,Kennedy Nannie T. A Bride Goes West United States Alexander, Bevin The Future of Warfare Military Alexander, Bevin Lost Victories: The Miliary Genius of Stonewall Jackson Military Alexander, Bevin How Great Generals Win Military Alexandrov, Victor The Tukhachevsky Affair Military Allard, Dean C., et al. 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