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Amazonian Indians, Kalahari San people, and Mandy Aftel Penguin • 496 pp. • 978-0-14-051369-1 • $18.00 others. u FRAGRANT Penguin • 512 pp. • 978-0-14-312440-5• $18.00 The Secret Life of Scent Alberto Manguel “An eloquent account of the forgotten stories COLLAPSE u THE HISTORY OF READING of nature’s aromatic materials, the pleasure How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed “Ingenious…a veritable museum of literacy. and meaning that they’ve given to people Revised and Updated One feels envious of his passion…through through the centuries, and simple ways of Updated in 2011 with a new afterword and an it, his gift becomes our own.”—The New York bringing those riches back into our own additional chapter. “Extraordinary in erudi- Times Book Review. 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How the Global Revival Penguin • 640 pp. • 978-0-14-012489-7 • $18.00 Revised Edition Examines important works from ancient of Faith Is Changing the World times to the 20th century. Notes, index. Penguin • 416 pp. • 978-0-14-311683-7 • $17.00 Charlie Campbell Signet Classics • 608 pp. • 978-0-451-52928-2 • $7.95 u SCAPEGOAT Russ Roberts A History of Blaming Other People u HOW ADAM SMITH From medieval witch burning to reality TV, Joshua Foer MOONWALKING WITH EINSTEIN CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE this is a brilliantly relevant and timely social An Unexpected Guide to history that looks at the obsession, mania, The Art and Science of Remembering Everything Human Nature and Happiness persecution, and injustice of scapegoating. 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With authoritative editions of the writings of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin (2 vols.), Thomas Paine, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and John Adams (2 vols.), as well as volumes collecting the pamphlets of the American Revolution (2 vols.) and the Debate on the Constitution (2 vols.), and firsthand accounts of the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, the american founders collection offers readers and students an unrivaled opportunity to explore for themselves the birth of a nation. New THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Gordon S. Wood Writings from the Pamphlet Debate presents a landmark two-volume edition of Gordon S. Wood, editor the political debate that led to independence. I. 1764–1773 e This unprecedented collection gathers in two 955 pages • 978-1-59853-377-4 • $37.50 • loa #265 authoritative Library of America volumes the full texts of thirty-nine pamphlets by Thomas Jefferson, II. 1774–1776 e Samuel Johnson, Edmund Burke, and others. Here, 995 pages • 978-1-59853-378-1 • $37.50 • loa #266 in its entirety, is John Dickinson’s justly famous “Timely, important, and judiciously selected, these volumes are a great Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, the most and fitting addition to the Library of America series.” significant political tract prior to Thomas Paine’s —Alan Taylor, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Internal Enemy Common Sense, which is also included.

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History 2015.indd 32 11/19/14 5:05 PM Homer Plato THE ODYSSEY TIMAEUS and CRITIAS Translated by E. V. Rieu Translated by Desmond Lee Revised by D. C. H. Rieu Introduction and Notes Introduction by Peter Jones by Thomas Kjeller Johansen Index, Glossary. Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-045504-5 • $13.00 Penguin Classics • 416 pp. • 978-0-14-044911-2 • $15.00 GREAT DIALOGUES OF PLATO Translated by W. H. D. Rouse Revised Edition Introduction by Deborah Steiner Translated by W.H.D. Rouse Signet Classics • 400 pp. • 978-0-451-53068-4 • $5.95 Introduction by Matthew S. Santirocco The complete texts of The Republic, The Paul Johnson Apology, Crito, Phaedo, Ion, Meno, Euthydemus, SOCRATES and Symposium in W.H.D. Rouse’s widely A Man for Our Times acclaimed translation. Pronouncing index, the “Spectacular...a delight to read.”—The Wall Greek Alphabet. 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Elizabeth Abbott Lizzie Collingham Paul Greenberg SUGAR u THE TASTE OF WAR FOUR FISH A Bittersweet History World War II and the Battle for Food The Future of the Last Wild Food Overlook • 464 pp. • 978-1-59020-647-8 • $17.00 See World War II, page 76 Penguin • 304 pp. • 978-0-14-311946-3 • $16.00

Will Allen Elizabeth Ehrlich Sasha Issenberg u THE GOOD FOOD REVOLUTION MIRIAM’S KITCHEN: A Memoir THE SUSHI ECONOMY Growing Healthy Food, See Jewish Studies, page 57 Globalization and the People, and Communities Making of a Modern Delicacy A pioneering urban farmer and MacArthur Samuel Fromartz See Economic History, page 83 Genius Award-Winner points the way to u IN SEARCH OF THE PERFECT LOAF building a new food system that can feed— A Home Baker’s Odyssey Evan Jones and heal—communities. “Allen gives readers “[An] engaging and informative book… AMERICAN FOOD the personal, moving account of a man whose about, among many things, the return of arti- A Culinary History family became part of the last century’s great san baking in France and its rise in the United Traces America’s culinary heritage from colo- migration of African Americans out of the States, the cultivation of wheat...wthe magic nial times to the present. “A great addition to South.”—The Los Angeles Times. and mystery of sourdough starters...the edu- American gastronomic lore.”—James Beard. Gotham • 272 pp. • 978-1-59240-760-6 • $16.00 cation of a baker.”—The Washington Post. Overlook • 516 pp. • 978-1-58567-904-1 • $24.95 Viking • 320 pp. • 978-0-670-02561-9 • $26.95 Andrew Beahrs Penguin • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-312762-8 • $16.00 Dan Koeppel TWAIN’S FEAST Paperback available August 2015 BANANA: The Fate of the Fruit Searching for America’s Lost Foods That Changed the World in the Footsteps of Samuel Clemens Iain Gately “An important addition to the impact that “Beahrs, a wonderfully lucid, knowledgeable, DRINK: A Cultural History of Alcohol one product can have on the history of many and enthusiastic writer, uses Twain’s gusta- Traces humankind’s relationship with alcohol of the world’s nations, empires, and civiliza- tory passions as a map with which to explore from ancient Egypt to the present day. tions.”—Jack Devine, The Richard Stockton the nation.”—Chicago Tribune. Gotham • 560 pp. • 978-1-59240-464-3 • $22.00 College of New Jersey. Penguin • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-311934-0 • $17.00 Plume • 304 pp. • 978-0-452-29008-2 • $17.00 A Booklist Top Ten Food Title; an Amazon.com Editors’ Pick for 2010 Dana Goodyear u ANYTHING THAT MOVES Mark Kurlansky Renegade Chefs, Fearless Eaters, and the Michael Blanding THE FOOD OF A YOUNGER LAND THE COKE MACHINE Making of A New American Food Culture A Portrait of American Food—Before the The Dirty Truth Behind the A revelatory look into the raucous, strange, National Highway System, Before Chain World’s Favorite Soft Drink fascinatingly complex world of contemporary Restaurants, and Before Frozen Food, When “Coke’s domination of the market begins to American food culture. “Dana Goodyear’s the Nation’s Food was Seasonal, Regional, look less like a triumph of advertising and new book, about being a wallflower at the and Traditional—From the Lost WPA Files Riverhead • 480 pp. • 978-1-59448-457-5 • $16.00 more like a symptom of the dark side of glo- American food orgy, won me over on its sec- The New York Times. Also available: Eastern Stars p. 30; The Last Fish Tale balisation.”—Financial Times. ond page.”— Riverhead • 272 pp. • 978-1-59463-287-7 • $16.00 p. 90; The Basque History of the World p. 52; Ready for a Avery • 384 pp. • 978-1-58333-435-5 • $16.00 Brand New Beat p. 18; Edible Stories 978-1-59448-488-9

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History 2015.indd 71 11/19/14 5:05 PM Mark Kurlansky RJ Smith Stephen R. Witt u READY FOR A BRAND NEW BEAT THE ONE u HOW MUSIC GOT FREE Why the 1964 Motown Hit The Life and Music of James Brown The End of an Industry, the Turn of the “Dancing in the Street” Will Live Forever “Smith...may have come closer than anyone Century, and the Patient Zero of Piracy See American History, page 18 to understanding how James Brown became The gripping inside story of how a select, if James Brown.”—The Christian Science Monitor. ragtag, group of internet pirates fundamen- Gary Lachman Gotham • 464 pp. • 978-1-59240-742-2 • $18.00 tally reshaped our relationship with music u ALEISTER CROWLEY and brought the recording industry to its Magick, Rock and Roll, and the Wickedest June Skinner Sawyers, editor knees. Man in the World RACING IN THE STREET Viking • 288 pp. • 978-0-525-42661-5 • $27.95 Available June 2015 “A historical biography through and The Bruce Springsteen Reader through, Lachman’s book is meticulously Foreword by Martin Scorsese researched.”—The Examiner. Penguin • 464 pp. • 978-0-14-200354-1 • $20.00 Tarcher • 400 pp. • 978-0-399-16190-2 • $17.95 Also in Penguin: Read the Beatles 978-0-14-303732-3

Greil Marcus Dr. Ralph Stanley with Eddie Dean MYSTERY TRAIN MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW Images of America in Rock ‘n’ Roll My Life and Times Fifth Edition A giant of American music opens the book “Probably the best book ever written about on his personal and professional journeys, rock.”—Rolling Stone. paying tribute to the vanishing Appalachian Plume • 432 pp. • 978-0-452-28918-5 • $18.00 culture that gave him his voice. Gotham • 464 pp. • 978-1-592-40584-8 • $18.00 Sixth Edition A Booklist Editor’s Choice Best Nonfiction 2009 u Extensively updated and rewritten Note and and Top Ten Biography of 2010 Discographies section. Plume • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-218189-8 • $16.00 James Sullivan Available April 2015; replaces THE HARDEST WORKING MAN ISBN 978-0-452-28918-5 How James Brown Saved the Soul of America Gotham • 256 pp. • 978-1-59240-490-2 • $15.00 Bobbie Ann Mason Ben Yagoda ELVIS PRESLEY: A Life John Szwed u THE B-SIDE “If you’re going to read one book to find out u BILLIE HOLIDAY The Death of Tin Pan Alley and the Rebirth what Elvis was all about, Mason’s is a good A Musical Biography of the Great American Song choice. ”—The San Diego Union-Tribune. The first biography to focus on the singer’s A narrative and social history of the great Penguin • 192 pp. • 978-0-14-303889-4 • $15.00 extraordinary musical talent; Szwed con- American songwriting era, illuminating siders how her life inflected her art, her broad musical trends through a series of Michael Miller influences, her uncanny voice and rhythmic intertwined stories. THE COMPLETE IDIOT’S genius, a number of her signature songs, and Riverhead • 304 pp. • 978-1-59448-849-9 • $27.95 GUIDE TO MUSIC HISTORY her legacy. Available January 2015 Alpha • 336 pp. • 978-1-59257-751-4 • $19.95 Viking • 288 pp. • 978-0-670-01472-9 • $28.95 Available April 2015 Theater, Film, & Television Robert Palmer ALAN LOMAX DEEP BLUES The Man Who Recorded the World Palmer’s personal histories of great bluesmen “An informative, compelling, and magnifi- Simon Callow are “full of rich black history, details and dia- cent biography.”—San Francisco Chronicle. ORSON WELLES logue” (Charles Keil, author of Urban Blues). Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-312073-5 • $20.00 Penguin • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-006223-6 • $16.00 Volume 1: The Road to Xanadu “A wonderfully readable, sharp, shrewd and Terry Teachout evenhanded biography.”—Chicago Tribune. Lisa Robinson u DUKE 24 pp. b/w photos. u THERE GOES GRAVITY A Life of Duke Ellington Penguin • 688 pp. • 978-0-14-025456-3 • $20.00 A Life in Rock and Roll “Teachout writes in an earthbound style Also available: “A fantastic collection of stories, partially due marked by sound scholarship and easy read- Volume 2: Hello Americans 978-0-14-027517-9 to the fact that Robinson is a top-notch writ- ability....DUKE humanizes a man whom er and partly since she enjoyed completely history has kept on a pedestal.”—The New Kevin Cook unfettered access and the genuine friendship York Times Book Review. u FLIP of figures ranging from John Lennon to Phil Gotham • 496 pp. • 978-1-59240-880-1 • $20.00 The Inside Story of TV’s Spector….The scope of Robinson’s memoir First Black Superstar lends it an extraordinary spirit.”—Kirkus Paul Trynka The inspiring story of Flip Wilson, the (starred). u BRIAN JONES man who broke the prime-time color bar- Riverhead • 272 pp. • 978-1-59448-714-9 • $27.95 Riverhead • 400 pp. • 978-1-59463-295-2 • $16.00 The Making of the Rolling Stones rier, blazing a trail for generations of African Paperback available April 2015 With more than 120 new interviews, the first American performers who followed him. complete story of the enigmatic, charismatic Plume • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-218075-4 • $17.00 founder of the Rolling Stones, who died tragi- Jon Ronson cally young, and the early years of the band. u FRANK Michael Davis Viking • 432 pp. • 978-0-670-01474-3 • $28.95 STREET GANG The True Story That Inspired the Movie Penguin • 384 pp. • 978-0-14-751645-9 • $16.00 The Complete History of Sesame Street Ronson reflects on his days playing keyboard Paperback available November 2015 for the Frank Sidebottom Oh Blimey Big The compelling and often comical story of the creation and history of the pop culture land- Band, a cult favorite in the U.K. Adam Victor Riverhead • 80 pp. • 978-1-59463-371-3 • $14.95 mark. 32 pp. b/w photos. THE ELVIS ENCYCLOPEDIA Penguin • 384 pp. • 978-0-14-311663-9 • $18.00 Overlook • 608 pp. • 978-1-58567-598-2 • $65.00

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Peter Doyle u WORLD WAR I IN 100 OBJECTS Ranging from patriotic badges worn by British citizens to field equipment developed by the United States, each item in this book is accompanied by a photograph and a story it tells about the war, its strategy, its innova- tions, and the people who fought. Plume • 352 pp. • 978-0-14-218159-1 • $30.00 Steven Pinker Eric Schlosser THE BETTER ANGELS OF OUR NATURE u COMMAND AND CONTROL Alistair Horne Why Violence Has Declined Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, THE PRICE OF GLORY: Verdun 1916 “A supremely important book....A mas- and the Illusion of Safety See French History, page 51 terly achievement.”—The New York Times “A devastatingly lucid and detailed new Book Review. “An extraordinary range of history of nuclear weapons in the U.S. … Sinclair McKay research.”—The Wall Street Journal. fascinating.”—Lev Grossman, Time magazine. 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History 2015.indd 91 11/19/14 5:05 PM Angela, Alberto...... 34 Basque History of the World, The....52 Boswell, Thomas...... 16 Carr, Rosamund Halsey...... 62 Clark, Kenneth...... 41 INDEX Angelo, Jesse...... 2 Basten, Fred E...... 73 Bosworth, R. J. B...... 52 Carrell, Jennifer Lee...... 45, 84 Clark, William...... 13 Angler...... 21 Bates, Stephen...... 47 Both, Norbert...... 57 Carson, Ciaran...... 49 Clarke, Peter...... 46 Anglo-Saxons, The...... 42 Battelle, John...... 82 Bothwell, Robert...... 29 Carson, Clayborne...... 22 Classic American A Animal Farm...... 48 Battle for America, The...... 20 Bound for Glory...... 69 Carson, Rachel...... 89 Autobiographies...... 2 Aaronovitch, David...... 1 Annan, Kofi...... 73 Battle for Christendom, The...... 40 Bounty, The...... 45 Carter, Graydon...... 14 Classic of Mountains and Abbot, Elizabeth...... 29, 70 Anouilh, Jean...... 42 Battle for Spain, The...... 52 Bounty Mutiny, The...... 45 Carthage Must Be Destroyed...... 31 Seas, The...... 63 Abraham Lincoln...... 12 Anti-Federalist Papers, The...... 7 Battle of New Orleans, The...... 10 Bourbon Empire...... 71 Carvajal, Doreen...... 57 Classic Slave Narratives, The...... 23 Achebe, Chinua...... 61 Antin, Mary...... 14 Bawlf, Samuel...... 44 Bourke, Angela...... 49 Casanova...... 53 Classic Slum, The...... 49 Acid Test...... 85 Anti-Oedipus...... 1 Bayoumi, Moustafa...... 22 Boxer Rebellion, The...... 63 Casanova, Giacomo...... 52 Claude, Lévi-Strauss...... 52 Act of War...... 80 Anything That Moves...... 70 Beahrs, Andrew...... 70 Boyden, Joseph...... 29, 77 Casas, Bartolomé de Las...... 30 Clausewitz, Carl von...... 53, 74 Adams, Mark...... 29 Apologia Pro Vita Sua...... 47 Bear Heart...... 25 Boyle, T. C...... 28 Case Against the Supreme Court, Clavin, Tom...... 16, 79 Adkin, Lesley...... 46 Apology for Raymond Beattie, Alan...... 82 Boys in the Boat, The...... 16 The...... 20 Clemente...... 16 Aeneid, The...... 36 Sebond, An...... 51 Beautiful Cigar Girl, The...... 10 Bradbury, Malcolm...... 42 Cashford, Jules...... 32 Clemente Family, The...... 16 Aftel, Mandy...... 1 Appel, Jacob...... 83 Beavan, Colin...... 76 Bradford, Sarah...... 40 Cassel, Matthew...... 60 Climate of Crisis, The...... 20 After the Music Stopped...... 82 Appian...... 34 Bebergal, Peter...... 69 Bradford, William...... 8 Castellanos, Rosario...... 29 Cline, Elizabeth L...... 82 Age of Edison, The...... 13 Appy, Christian G...... 19, 79 Becker, Jo...... 20 Brady, Patricia...... 7 Castiglione, Baldesar...... 40 Closed Chambers...... 18 Age of Oversupply, The...... 81 Aptowicz, Cristin O’Keefe...... 84 Becket...... 42 Bramly, Serge...... 40 Catherine the Great...... 56 Clotel...... 23 Agricola and the Germania, The...36 Aquinas, Thomas...... 38 Becklund, Laurie...... 61 Branch Rickey...... 16 Catherwood, Christopher...... 48 Cloud of Unknowing, The...... 38 Aiden, Erez...... 86 Arabian Sands...... 61 Bede...... 42 Brands, H. W...... 17 Catiline’s War...... 36 Cobb, Humphrey...... 77 Air Power...... 74 Arbesman, Samuel...... 86 Beeman, Richard...... 8, 9 Braudel, Fernand...... 1 Catlin, George...... 26 Coco Chanel...... 50 Abbey, Edward...... 89 Ardrey, Adam...... 42 Beevor, Antony...... 50, 52, 53, 55, 76 Brave Vessel, A...... 45 Cause of Hitler’s Code Talker...... 26 Abelard...... 38 Arenas, Reinaldo...... 29 Before Galileo...... 87 Bread and Roses...... 17 Germany, The...... 54 Coal...... 82 Abercrombie, Nicholas...... 1 Arendt, Hannah...... 53 Before Night Falls...... 29 Bread and Wine...... 53 Cause, The...... 2 Cod...... 71 Abrahams, Roger D...... 23 Argo...... 80 Beginning of Infinity, The...... 86 Breaking the Spell...... 59 Cayton, Andrew...... 2 Code Talker...... 26 Acedia & Me...... 37 Ariosto, Ludovico...... 52 Behind the Scenes...... 11 Breakout...... 79 Cellini, Benvenuto...... 40 Coetzee, J. M...... 62 Adams, Abigail...... 7 Aristotle...... 32 Beijing Bastard...... 64 Brendan...... 42 Centurions, The...... 74 Cohen, Adam...... 15 Adams, Andy...... 12 Armies of the Night, The...... 20 Beijing Welcomes You...... 64 Breslin, Jimmy...... 16 Ceremony...... 27 Cohen, Jared...... 60 Adams, Henry...... 13, 50 Armstrong, Karen...... 63 Belcher, Stephen...... 62 Breuer, Joseph...... 85 Chadwick, Henry...... 36 Coke Machine, The...... 70 Adams, John...... 7, 9 Army Life in a Black Regiment..... 11 Believer...... 17 Brewer, David...... 52 Chadwick, Owen...... 40, 48 Colby, Tanner...... 23 Addams, Jane...... 13 Army of Evil...... 55 Believing Is Seeing...... 69 Brian Jones...... 72 Chaikin, Andrew...... 86 Cold War, The...... 80 Adkins, Roy...... 46 Arrian...... 32 Bellamy, Edward...... 13 Bridges, E. Lucas...... 29 Chai, May-lee...... 63 Collingham, Lizzie...... 76 Adler, Margot...... 17 Arthurian Romances...... 40 Bell, Gertrude...... 60, 67 Brief History of the Chai, Winberg...... 63 Collision 2012...... 20 Aesop...... 32 Art of Happiness, The...... 32 Bell, Jim...... 86 Caribbean, A...... 30 Challenger, Melanie...... 59 Coll, Steve...... 60, 66, 89 African Myths of Origin...... 62 Art of Intelligence, The...... 74 Belofsky, Nathan...... 84 Brief Wondrous Life of Chancellor, Edward...... 82 Collapse...... 1 Africans and Their History...... 62 Art of War, The...... 64 Bending Adversity...... 64 Oscar Wao, The...... 28 Chaney, Lisa...... 50 Colonial American Travel Against Slavery...... 12 Arvedlund, Erin...... 81 St. Benedict...... 36 Brigden, Susan...... 46 Chang, Iris...... 28 Narratives...... 8 Age of Bede, The...... 42 Ascent of Money, The...... 82 Benfey, Christopher...... 2 Brinkley, Douglas...... 20, 24 Chaos...... 87 Color of Water, The...... 24 Age of Turbulence, The...... 83 Ascher, Kate...... 86 Bentham, Jeremy...... 47 British Society Since 1945...... 48 Chapman, Fern Schumer...... 57 Colossus...... 20 Agony and the Ecstasy, The...... 41 Ask Not...... 17 Bercuson, David J...... 14 Brittain, Vera...... 77 Charles Dickens...... 47 Columbus...... 52 Agricola, The...... 36 Assault on Reason, The...... 21 Berendt, John...... 52 Broad, William J...... 32 Charnas, Dan...... 69 Columbus, Christopher...... 29 Ahamed, Liaquat...... 81 Assignment to Hell...... 76 Berg, A. Scott...... 14 Brogan, Hugh...... 2 Charterhouse of Parma, The...... 51 Comandante...... 29 Ahmed, Leila...... 67 Aston, Eloise...... 48 Bergerud, Eric...... 76, 79 Brooks, Geraldine...... 26 Charters, Ann...... 17 Comfort Woman...... 29 Alan Lomax...... 72 Atatürk...... 61 Berlin 1961...... 80 Brooks, Michael...... 86 Chase, Owen...... 10 Coming of the Third Albergotti, Reed...... 16 At Dawn We Slept...... 79 Berlin, Ira...... 23 Brother One Cell...... 65 Chasing the Flame...... 75 Reich, The...... 54 Alchemists, The...... 83 Athenian Constitution, The...... 32 Berlin, Isaiah...... 55 Brothers, Rivals, Victors...... 78 Chattering Courtesans...... 35 Coming Plague, The...... 85 Alcott, Louisa May...... 11 Au Bonheur Des Dames...... 52 Bernstein, Sara Tuvel...... 57 Brotton, Jerry...... 58 Chatwin, Bruce...... 29 Command and Control...... 75 Aldington, Richard...... 77 Auchincloss, Louis...... 14 Berry, Mary Frances...... 23 Brown...... 28 Chaucer, Geoffrey...... 43 Common Sense...... 2, 9 Aleister Crowley...... 72 Audacity to Win, The...... 22 Betrothed, The...... 53 Brown, Clarence...... 55 Chaucer’s Tale...... 44 Common Wealth...... 83 Alexander, Bevin...... 76, 79 St. Augustine...... 36 Better Angels of Our Nature, The....75 Brown, Daniel James...... 16 Chavez, Cesar...... 17 Communist Manifesto, The...... 55 Alexander, Caroline...... 32, 45 Auletta, Ken...... 81 Better Day Coming...... 23 Brown, William Wells...... 23 Chayes, Sarah...... 66 Comnena, Anna...... 36 Alexander, Larry...... 79 Aung San Suu Kyi...... 65 Between Past and Future...... 53 Brownstein, Ronald...... 20 Cheap...... 84 Company Aytch...... 12 Alexander, Robert...... 55 Aurelius, Marcus...... 35 Between Two Worlds...... 61 Bruchac, Joseph...... 26 Cheevers, Jack...... 80 Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in Alexander Hamilton...... 9 Austin, Mary...... 89 Bevin...... 11 Bruck, Connie...... 82 Che Guevara...... 30 English, The...... 37 Alexander the Great...... 32 Australia...... 67 Beyond Band of Brothers...... 79 B Side, The...... 72 Chemerinsky, Erwin...... 20 Complete Fables, The...... 32 Alexiad, The...... 36 Autobiographical Writings Beyond the Hundredth Meridian. 13 Buchholz, Todd G...... 82 Cheney, Lynne...... 9 Complete Idiot’s Guide to Music Alfred the Great...... 43 (Twain)...... 14 Beyond War...... 61 Buddha...... 63 Chen, Yuan-tsung...... 63 History...... 72 Alger, Horatio...... 13 Autobiographies (Darwin)...... 87 Bhagavad Gita, The...... 65 Buddhist Scriptures...... 63 Chernow, Ron...... 9 Complete Idiot’s Guide to American Alice...... 14 Autobiography (Cellini)...... 40 Biank, Tanya...... 67 Budiansky, Stephen...... 11, 44, 74 Cherokee Nation and the Trail of History, The...... 2 Alice Waters and Chez Panisse.....71 Autobiography (Franklin)...... 9 Bible’s Greatest Stories, The...... 31 Bulgakov, Mikhail...... 55 Tears, The...... 27 Complete Idiot’s Guide to European Alighieri, Dante...... 40 Autobiography (Mill)...... 47 Bible, The...... 36 Bunker Hill...... 8 Cherry-Garrard, Apsley...... 86 History, The...... 38 Al-Khalili, Jim...... 60 Autobiography of Andrew Big Payback, The...... 69 Bunyan, John...... 44 Chesnut, Mary Boykin...... 11 Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Allen, Eddie B...... 24 Carnegie, The...... 13 Big Rich, The...... 82 Burke, Edmund...... 45 Chesnutt, Charles W...... 23 Middle East Conflict, The...... 60 Allen, Michael...... 3 Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Big Week...... 79 Burkhardt, Jacob...... 40 Chickenhawk...... 80 Complete Idiot’s Guide to the U.S. Allen, Will...... 70 Man, The...... 24 Billie Holiday...... 72 Burleigh, Michael...... 80 Child, Brenda J...... 27 Constitution, The...... 3 Allitt, Patrick...... 20 Average Is Over...... 82 Billings, Lee...... 86 Burney, Frances...... 45 Childhood...... 58 Complete Idiot’s Guide to U.S. All the Devils Are Here...... 83 Avila, Judith Scheiss...... 26 Billows, Richard A...... 32 Burning of Bridget Child of the Dark...... 30 Government and Politics, The.....3 Alpert, Daniel...... 81 Avlon, John...... 2 Bilton, Michael...... 79 Cleary, The...... 49 Children of Cain...... 30 Complete Idiot’s Guide to World Alterman, Eric...... 2 Away Off Shore...... 10 Birmingham, Kevin...... 49 Burns, James MacGregor...... 20 Children of Jihad...... 60 War I, The...... 75 Alvarez, Julia...... 28 Axe, David...... 73 Birth of Classical Europe, The...... 31 Burreson, Jay...... 87 Children of the Flames...... 57 Complete Idiot’s Guide to World Al-Zubaidi, Layla...... 60 Axelrod, Alan...... 2, 75 Bisonettet, Zac...... 82 Burrough, Bryan...... 14, 17, 82 Children of the Holocaust...... 57 War II, The...... 76 Ambrose, Hugh...... 76 Axelrod, David...... 17 Bitches, Bimbos, and Ballbreakers....67 Burton, María Amparo China A to Z...... 63 Complete Writings (Wheatley).....25 Ambrose, Stephen E...... 20, 73 Axmann Conspiracy, The...... 79 Black Diamonds...... 48 Ruiz de...... 12 China Boy...... 29 Conard, Edward...... 82 America at War...... 74 Ayres, Alex...... 11 Black Hawk...... 25 Buruma, Ian...... 53, 58, 60 China Fantasy, The...... 63 Concise Biography of Adolf America in Retreat...... 75 Azuela, Mariano...... 29 Black Lamb and Grey Falcon...... 57 Busy-Body, The...... 9 China Price, The...... 83 Hitler, A...... 53 American Catch...... 70 Black Like Me...... 23 Buzzell, Colby...... 80 Chinese in America, The...... 28 Condé, Maryse...... 62 American Dreams...... 17 Black Resistance/White Law...... 23 Byock, Jesse...... 39 Chinni, Dante...... 20 Condition of the Working Class in American Empire...... 18 B Black Robe...... 26 Byrd, William...... 8 Chogyel, Tenzin...... 63 England, The...... 47 American General...... 11 Babbitt...... 15 Black White and Jewish...... 25 Choice Cuts...... 71 Conduct Under Fire...... 78 American Indians and the Law.....27 Babel, Isaac...... 55, 57 Blanding, Michael...... 70 Christ Actually...... 58 Confessions, The (Rousseau)...... 51 American Lady...... 18 Bacardi and the Long Fight for Blank Spots on the Map...... 74 C Christian, Edward...... 45 Confessions of an Economic Hit American Movie Critics...... 73 Cuba...... 30 Blanning, Tim...... 42 Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez...... 7 Christian Church in the Cold War, Man...... 22 American Nations...... 7 Backlands...... 29 Blessed Unrest...... 89 Caddick-Adams, Peter...... 76 The...... 48 Confessions of St. American Political Speeches...... 2 Bacon, Francis...... 40 Bligh, William...... 45 Cadillac Desert...... 90 Christianity...... 37 Augustine, The...... 36 American Reckoning...... 19, 79 Badkhen, Anna...... 62, 66 Blinder, Alan S...... 82 Café Europa...... 57 Christiansen, Eric...... 39 Congo Diary, The...... 62 Americans at War...... 73 Bad Money...... 22 Blockade diary...... 78 Caffeinated...... 70 Christianson, Scott...... 58 Conlon, Edward...... 22 American Scriptures...... 3 Baer, Robert...... 73 Blood Aces...... 3 Cahan, Abraham...... 13 Christ in Concrete...... 15 Con Men and Cutpurses...... 46 Americans in Paris...... 50 Bagli, Charles V...... 81 Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat...... 48 Cahokia...... 27 Chronicle of the Narváez Conquering Gotham...... 15 America’s Longest Siege...... 11 Baglio, Matt...... 80 Bloody Shirt, The...... 11 Caleb’s Crossing...... 26 Expedition...... 7 Conquest, Robert...... 55 American Colonies...... 8 Bailey, Catherine...... 48 Blount, Roy...... 11 Caleb Williams...... 45 Chronicles...... 50 Conquest of Gaul, The...... 34 American Dream...... 23 Bailey, Holly...... 20, 89 Blue Blood...... 22 Calloway, Colin G...... 27 Chronicles of the Crusades...... 39 Conquest of New Spain, The...... 30 American Earth...... 90 Bailey, Philip...... 69 Blue-Eyed Boy...... 80 Callow, Simon...... 72 Chronicles of the First Crusade....40 Conrad, Joseph...... 48, 62 American Eve...... 17 Bain, David Haward...... 12 Blum, Deborah...... 86 Call the Midwife...... 49 Church, Benjamin...... 8 Conscience...... 75 American Food...... 70 Bainton, Roland H...... 40 Boccaccio, Giovanni...... 40 Cambrai, Gui de...... 39 Churchill...... 48 Consolation of Philosophy, The.....34 American Food Writing...... 71 Baker, Ian...... 66 Bodanis, David...... 86 Campaigns of Alexander, The...... 32 Churchill and the King...... 49, 79 Conspicuous Consumption...... 84 American Indian Stories...... 27 Baker, Russell...... 14 Boethius...... 34 Campbell, Charlie...... 1 Churchill, Buntzie Ellis...... 60 Conspiracy of Catiline, The...... 36 Americanization of Benjamin Balkans, The...... 57 Bohemians, The...... 14 Campbell, James...... 42 Churchill’s War Lab...... 74 Constantine...... 37 Franklin, The...... 9 Ballad of Abu Ghraib, The...... 80 Boies, David...... 20 Campbell, James T...... 23 Churchill, Winston...... 48 Constitutional Convention American Notes for General Ball Is Round, The...... 16 Bolli Bollason’s Tale...... 38 Campbell, John...... 48 Church in an Age of Revolution, Debates, The...... 7 Circulation...... 8 Baltic, The...... 53 Bomb Power...... 22 Campomar, Andreas...... 16 The...... 45 Cook, Blanche Wiesen...... 14 American Places...... 13 Balz, Dan...... 20 Bombs Away...... 17 Canal Builders, The...... 15 Churchwell, Sarah...... 14 Cook, Captain James...... 45 American Plague, The...... 84 Banana...... 70 Bondanella, Julia Conaway...... 40 Candide, or Optimism...... 52 Cicero...... 34 Cooke, Alistair...... 17 American Slave Narratives...... 23 Baptiste, Jean-Michel...... 86 Booknotes...... 3 Canterbury Tales, The...... 43 Cistercian World, The...... 39 Cooked...... 71 American Soul, The...... 8 Barber, Nathan...... 38 Book of Chuang Tzu, The...... 63 Cao, Lan...... 19, 28, 65 Citizenville...... 22 Cook, Kevin...... 72 American Theocracy...... 22 Barbusse, Henri...... 77 Book of Contemplation, The...... 61 Cape Cod...... 10 City of Djinns...... 66 Coontz, Stephanie...... 67 Ancient Celts, The...... 36 Bard, Mitchell...... 60, 76 Book of Lamentations, The...... 29 Capital (Marx)...... 55 City of Falling Angels, The...... 52 Cooper, Artemis...... 50 Ancient Guide to Modern Barefoot in Babylon...... 20 Book of Margery Kempe, The...... 43 Capital...... 66 City of God...... 36 Cooper, James Fenimore...... 12 Life, The...... 31 Barker, Pat...... 77 Book of Mormon, The...... 10 Careless People...... 14 Civil Disobedience...... 10 Copleston, Frederick Charles...... 38 Ancient Iraq...... 32 Barlaam and Josaphat...... 39 Book of Tea, The...... 64 Carey, Kevin...... 20 Civilian Warriors...... 81 Corchado, Alfredo...... 29 Ancient Kingdoms of Barnes, Jonathan...... 32 Book of the Courtier, The...... 40 Carhart, Tom...... 11 Civilization...... 42 Cordery, Stacy A...... 14, 67 Peru, The...... 30 Barnett, Rosalind C...... 68 Book of the Hopi...... 27 Carles, Emilie...... 50 Civilization of the Renaissance in Cornwell, John...... 42, 86 Ancient Mediterranean, The...... 31 Barnett, Thomas P. M...... 20 Book of War, The...... 78 Carlin, John...... 62 Italy, The...... 40 Cossacks and Other Ancient Regime and the French Barrett, James R...... 22 Books That Changed the World...... 1 Carnegie, Andrew...... 13 Civil War in Fifty Objects, The.... 11 Stories, The...... 56 Revolution...... 52 Barret-Ducrocq, Francoise...... 47 Boot, Max...... 73 Carpenter, David...... 43, 46 Civil War (Lucan)...... 35 Cotton...... 2 And the Mountains Echoed...... 66 Barron, Leo...... 76 Border Passage, A...... 67 Carpenter, Murray...... 70 Civil War, The...... 11 Couteur, Penny Le...... 87 Anderson, Fred...... 2, 7 Barry, John M...... 7, 84 Borges, Jorge Luis...... 29 Carretta, Vincent...... 45 Civil War, The (Hansen)...... 11 Cowell, F. R...... 34 Anderson, Sherwood...... 13 Barry, Sebastian...... 77 Borowski, Tadeusz...... 57 Carroll, James...... 58 Civil War, The (J. Caesar)...... 34 Cowen, Tyler...... 82 Andersonville...... 11 Bartirom, Maria...... 82 Bors, Matt...... 73 Carroll, Leslie...... 38 Civil Wars, The (Appian)...... 34 Cowley, Malcolm...... 14 Andrew Carnegie...... 13 Baseball as a Road to God...... 16 Bosnia List, The...... 57 Carroll, Rory...... 29 Clancy, Tom...... 74 Cowley, Robert...... 74 Andrews, William L...... 2, 23 Basilica...... 41 Boswell, James...... 45 Carroll, Sean...... 86 Clarke, Thurston...... 17 Cox, Rachel S...... 76

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History 2015.indd 92 11/19/14 5:05 PM Coyne, Shawn...... 16 Dictionary of the English End of Men, The...... 68 Five Came Back...... 78 Girls of Murder City, The...... 15 Hamm, Thomas D...... 3 Craig, Gordon A...... 53 Language, A...... 42 End of Poverty, The...... 83 Flaubert, Gustave...... 50 Girls Who Went Away, The...... 67 Hancock, Herbie...... 69 Cran, William...... 42 Difficult Men...... 73 End of the Suburbs, The...... 21 Flaubert in Egypt...... 50 Give Me a Fast Ship...... 7, 9 Hank Greenberg...... 16 Crane, Stephen...... 11, 13 Difficult Par, A...... 16 End of Wall Street, The...... 83 Fletcher, Richard...... 60 Gjelten, Tom...... 30 Hanna, David...... 10 Crankshaw, Edward...... 53 Digest of Roman Law, The...... 35 End, The...... 78 Fletcher, William A...... 11 Glaeser, Edward...... 87 Hannibal and Me...... 35 Crawford, John...... 80 Dillon, John...... 32 Enemy Within, The...... 38 Flip...... 72 Glass, Charles...... 50, 78 Hansberry, Lorraine...... 23 Crazy Horse...... 26 DIM Hypothesis, The...... 88 Engels, Friedrich...... 42, 47, 55 Floating City...... 22, 84 Glassie, John...... 87 Hansen, Harry...... 11 Crazy Makers, The...... 71 Dimont, Max...... 57 English Society in the Eighteenth Florence, Ronald...... 60 Gleick, James...... 87 Hansen, James R...... 16 Creative Schools...... 22 Dinner with Mugabe...... 62 Century...... 46 Flyover Lives...... 18 Glenny, Misha...... 57 Hansen, Randall...... 78 Crèvecoeur, J. Hector St. John de....7 Dio, Cassius...... 34 English, The...... 42 Foer, Joshua...... 1 Global Warming Reader, The...... 90 Harbor, The...... 15 Crimmins, Cathy...... 67 Discourse on Inequality, A...... 51 Enloe, Cynthia...... 91 Fong, Kevin...... 85 Glusman, John A...... 78 Harden, Blaine...... 65 Crisis Economics...... 83 Discourse on Method and Related Enormous Room, The...... 77 Food of a Younger Land, The...... 70 Godfrey, Linda S...... 3 Hardest Working Man, The...... 72 Crist, David...... 80 Writings...... 50 Entertainer, The...... 73 Food Rules...... 71 God Is Back...... 1 Harding, Vincent...... 22 Critias...... 33 Discourses (Epictetus)...... 32 Epic of Gilgamesh, The...... 31 Fools Crow...... 27 God on Trial...... 21 Hardt, Michael...... 21 Critique of Pure Reason...... 54 Discourses, The (Machiavelli)...... 41 Epictetus...... 32 For All the Tea in China...... 71 God Against the Gods...... 31 Hard Times...... 47 Cropsey, Seth...... 80 Dispatches for the New York Epicurus...... 32 Forcing the Spring...... 20 Gods, Heroes, and Men of Ancient Harney, Alexandra...... 83 Cross and the Crescent, The...... 60 Tribune...... 55 Epstein, Alex...... 89 Forever Blue...... 16 Greece...... 34 Harper, Tim...... 3 Crumpton, Henry A...... 74 Divine Comedy, The...... 40 Epstein, Helen...... 57 Forgetting River, The...... 57 Gods and Myths of Northern Harris, Joseph E...... 62 Cruz, Sor Juana Inés de la...... 30 Documentary History of the United Equiano, Olaudah...... 45 Forgotten 500, The...... 76 Europe...... 39 Harris, Mark...... 73, 78 Cry Havoc...... 12 States, A...... 3 Equiano, the African...... 45 Forgotten Founding Father, The.....7 Gods Go Begging...... 20 Harrison, Carlos...... 28, 74 Cugoano, Quobna Ottobah...... 45 Dogeaters...... 65 Erasmus, Desiderius...... 41 Forsaken, The...... 56 God’s Hotel...... 85 Harrison, Rosina...... 48 Cullop, Floyd G...... 7 Domesday Book...... 43 Escape from Camp 14...... 65 48 Liberal Lies About American Gods Will Have Blood, The...... 50 Harris, Pat...... 21 Cummings, E. E...... 77 Domestic Manners of the Esdaile, Charles...... 50 History...... 3 Godwin, William...... 45 Harris, Shane...... 21 Cunha, Euclides Da...... 29 Americans...... 11 Essay Concerning Human Foster, R. F...... 49 Goethe, Johann Harris, Sharon M...... 8 Cunliffe, Barry...... 36 Dominion of War, The...... 2 Understanding, An...... 44 Founding Conservatives, The...... 9 Wolfgang von...... 52, 54 Hart, B. H. Liddell...... 74 Cured...... 85 Donato, Pietro di...... 15 Essay on the Principle of Four Fish...... 70 Goetz, Thomas...... 85 Hartford, Tim...... 83 Custer’s Fall...... 26 Doniger, Wendy...... 66 Population, An...... 88 Four Hours in My Lai...... 79 Golazo!...... 16 Hart, Peter...... 49 Cygan, Don...... 76 Dorman, Oleg...... 56 Essays (Montaigne)...... 51 Fourteen Byzantine Rulers...... 37 Goldberg, Michelle...... 67 Harvest of Empire...... 28 Cynic Philosophers, The...... 31 Dorothy Parker...... 68 Essays (Plutarch)...... 34 14th Dalai Lama, The...... 67 Goldblatt, David...... 16 Harvey, Robert...... 30 Dorsett, Lyle W...... 76 Essays, The (Bacon)...... 40 Fourth Crusade, The...... 44 Golden Legend, The...... 40 Hasek, Jaroslav...... 77 Double Down...... 21 Essential Erasmus, The...... 41 Fourth Revolution, The...... 22 Goldman, Emma...... 15 Haskins,ˇ Jim...... 24 D Dougherty, Dave...... 3 Essential Marcus Four Voyages, The...... 29 Goldstein, Joshua S...... 78 Hastings, Michael...... 81 Dalrymple, William...... 66 Douglass, Frederick...... 8, 23 Aurelius, The...... 35 Fox Girl...... 65 Goldstone, Nancy...... 39 Haves and Have-Nots, The...... 84 Dalziel, Nigel...... 91 Downing, Taylor...... 74 Essential Transcendentalists, Frady, Marshall...... 23 Golway, Terry...... 3 Hawken, Paul...... 89 Dana, Richard Henry...... 8 Downs, Robert B...... 1 The...... 2 Fragrant...... 1 Gompertz, Will...... 69 Hawthorne, Nathaniel...... 10 Dancing Fish and Ammonites...... 48 Down the River...... 89 E Street Shuffle...... 69 France, Anatole...... 50 Gonzalez, Juan...... 28 Haynes, Natalie...... 31 Dangerous Liaisons...... 51 Doyle, Peter...... 75 Europe Central...... 42 Francia, Luis H...... 65 Goodavage, Maria...... 74 Hayslip, Le Ly...... 19, 65 D’Antonio, Michael...... 16, 50 Dragon’s Village, The...... 63 Europe in the High Middle Ages..39 Frank...... 72 Good Food Revolution, The...... 70 Haywood, John...... 91 Dantzig, Tobias...... 86 Dragon in the Land of Eusebius...... 37 Franklin, Jonathan...... 30 Good Lord Bird, The...... 24 Hazard of New Fortunes, A...... 13 Darling...... 22 Snows, The...... 64 Evans, Graham...... 74 Frank, Richard B...... 76 Good Soldier ˇSvejk, The...... 77 Hazen, Robert M...... 89 Dartnell, Lewis...... 86 Drakulic´, Slavenka...... 57 Evans, Karin...... 28 Franklin, Benjamin...... 9 Goodwin, Jan...... 60 Hazleton, Lesley...... 31 Darwin...... 47 Drawing Down the Moon...... 17 Evans, Richard J...... 54 Franklin, H. Bruce...... 18 Goodyear, Dana...... 70 Head and Heart...... 3 Darwin, Charles...... 87 Dreams and Shadows...... 61 Even This I Get to Experience...... 73 Frank Lloyd Wright...... 15 Googled...... 81 Healing of America, The...... 85 Dasgupta, Rana...... 66 Dreger, Alice...... 86 Every Love Story Is a Ghost Freedom from Fear...... 65 Gordon, Mary...... 50 Heart of Darkness...... 62 Dash, Leon...... 23 Drew, Elizabeth...... 17 Story...... 18 Freedom Summer...... 19 Gore, Al...... 21 Heart of the World, The...... 66 Daughters of Isis...... 32 Drink...... 70 Everything You Need to Know Freeland, Chrystia...... 21 Goring, Rosemary...... 50 Heat-Moon, William Least...... 89 David, Rosalie...... 31 Drinking Water...... 90 About Latino History...... 28 Freely, John...... 60, 87 Gospel of Wealth Essays, The...... 13 Heffner, Richard D...... 3 Davidson, H. R. Ellis...... 39 Dr. Mutter’s Marvels...... 84 Exile’s Return...... 14 Freeman, Charles...... 32 Gottschall, Jonathan...... 16 Heillemann, John...... 21 Davidson, Martin...... 53 Drown...... 28 Explaining America...... 8 Freeman, Gregory A...... 76 Gourevitch, Philip...... 80 Heirs of Mohammad, The...... 61 Davies, John...... 50 Druckerman, Pamela...... 67 Exploration of the Colorado River Freeman, Joshua B...... 18 Governing the World...... 59 Helman, Scott...... 21 Davies, Nigel...... 30 Duberman, Martin...... 67 and Its Canyons, The...... 13 Free Radicals...... 86 Grabhorn, Paul...... 59 Héloise...... 38 Davies, Norman...... 38, 76 Dubliners...... 49 Expression of the Emotions in Man Freese, Barbara...... 82 Grain of Wheat, A...... 62 Herbie Hancock...... 69 Davis, Deborah...... 50 Du Bois, W. E. B...... 23 and Animals, The...... 87 French, Paul...... 63 Grant, Michael...... 31 Here, There and Everywhere...... 69 Davis, Michael...... 72 Duke...... 72 Extreme Medicine...... 85 Freud, Sigmund...... 85 Grant, Ulysses S...... 11 Here’s to You, Jesusa!...... 30 Day in the Life of Ancient Dunbar, Paul Laurence...... 23 Eyes on the Prize...... 22 Friend, David...... 14 Grapes of Wrath, The...... 17 Here I Stand...... 40 Rome, A...... 34 Dunham, William...... 86 Eyes on the Prize Civil Rights Frog...... 63 Grassland...... 90 Herling, Gustaw...... 56 Days of Obligation...... 28 Durkheim, Émile...... 85 Reader, The...... 22 Froissart, Jean...... 50 Graves, Robert...... 32 Her Majesty’s Spymaster...... 44 Day the World Ended at Little Duthu, N. Bruce...... 27 Eyman, Scott...... 73 From Here to Economy...... 82 Great Beanie Baby Bubble, The.....82 Herodotus...... 33 Bighorn, The...... 26 Dwyer, Jim...... 82, 86 Fromkin, David...... 15 Great Degeneration, The...... 42, 82 Hesse, Hermann...... 66 Days of Rage...... 17 Dying Grass, The...... 27 From the Dragon’s Mouth...... 63 Great Dialogues of Plato...... 33 Heylin, Clinton...... 69 D-Day...... 76 Dyja, Thomas...... 18 F Fuchs, Thomas...... 53 Great Fortune...... 19 Hidden America...... 21 Dead and Those About to Face of Battle, The...... 78 Fuentes, Ana...... 63 Great Hunger, The...... 50 Hiding in the Mirror...... 87 Die, The...... 79 Facundo...... 30 Full Cup, A...... 50 Great Influenza, The...... 84 Hiero the Tyrant and Other Deadline Artists...... 2 E Fadlan, Ibn...... 60 Fullilove, Michael...... 15, 76 Great Leader and the Fighter Treatises...... 34 Dean, Eddie...... 72 Eastern Stars, The...... 30 Fagen, Donald...... 69 Funk, McKenzie...... 89 Pilot, The...... 65 Higginson, Thomas Wentworth....11 Dean, John W...... 17 Eaton, Rebecca...... 73 Fainaru-Wada, Mark...... 16 Furstenberg, François...... 10 Great Nation, The...... 51 Higher Call, A...... 79 Death of a Hero...... 77 Ebine, Kazuki...... 66 Fairclough, Adam...... 23 Future of the Catholic Church with Great Stagnation, The...... 82 Hildegard of Bingen...... 39 Death of Woman Wang, The...... 64 Edge Becomes the Center, The...... 21 Faith Instinct, The...... 59 Pope Francis, The...... 59 Greek Achievement, The...... 32 Hilgemann, Werner...... 91 Debacle, The...... 52 Edmundson, Mark...... 16 Falcon, The...... 27 Future Perfect...... 88 Greek Alexander Romance, The....32 Hill, Christopher...... 44 Debt, The...... 25 Egenes, Thomas...... 66 Fallen Founder...... 9 Greek Myths, The...... 32 Hill, Stephen...... 1 Decameron, The...... 40 Einhaus, Ann-Marie...... 77 Fall of Berlin 1945, The...... 53 Greeks, The...... 33 Hilsum, Lindsey...... 62 Declaration of Independence and Eisenhower...... 18 Fall of Paris, The...... 51 G Greek Sophists, The...... 32 Hindus, The...... 66 Constitution of the United States, Eisenhower, John S. D...... 11 Fall of the House of Habsburg, Gaddis, John Lewis...... 80 Greek War of Independence, The..52 Hine, Darlene Clark...... 22 The...... 7 11 Days in December...... 79 The...... 53 Galilei, S. M. Celeste...... 52 Greenberg, Andy...... 87 Hip-Hop America...... 23 Declaration of Independence Eliot, George...... 47 Fall of the Roman Republic, The...35 Galileo’s Middle Finger...... 86 Greenberg, Paul...... 70 Hippocratic Writings...... 33 and the U.S. Constitution and Eliot Ness...... 15 False Economy...... 82 Game of Shadows...... 16 Greene, Joshua...... 1 Hirshman, Linda R...... 67 Amendments, The...... 2 Elizur, Yuval...... 60 Family, The...... 58 Gandhi...... 66 Greene, Julie...... 15 Historical Figure of Jesus, The...... 37 Deep Blues...... 72 Elvis Encyclopedia, The...... 72 Faraway Places...... 80 Gandhi, Mohandas K...... 66 Greene, Robert...... 74 Histories (Sallust)...... 36 Defenders of the Faith...... 41 Elvis Presley...... 72 Farquhar, Michael...... 2, 38 Garbology...... 89 Greenfield, Jeff...... 18 Histories, The (Herodotus)...... 33 Defoe, Daniel...... 45 Embattled Rebel...... 12 Fasti...... 35 Garden of Invention, The...... 71 Green, Harvey...... 87 Histories, The (Tacitus)...... 36 DeForest, John W...... 11 E=mc2...... 86 Fatal Strain, The...... 85 Garfield, Simon...... 1, 59 Green, Michael D...... 27 History and Topography of DeFrank, Thomas M...... 17 Early American Writing...... 7 Fateful Choices...... 78 Garrett, Laurie...... 85 Greenburg, Jan Crawford...... 21 Ireland, The...... 49 Dekel, Sheila Cohn...... 57 Early Christian Lives...... 36 Fathers and Sons...... 56 Garrow, David J...... 22 Greene, Graham...... 19, 30, 62 History of Alexander, The...... 34 De Lange, Nicholas...... 57 Early Christian Writings...... 36 Faust, Part I...... 54 Gaskell, Elizabeth...... 47 Green Flag, The...... 49 History of Christian Deleuze, Gilles...... 1 Early Church, The...... 36 Federalist Papers, The...... 2, 7 Gately, Iain...... 70 Green Glass Sea, The...... 87 Missions, A...... 37 DeLillo, Don...... 17 Early Greek Philosophy...... 32 Felber, Garrett...... 24 Gates Jr., Henry Louis...... 23 Greenspan, Alan...... 83 History of Civilizations, A...... 1 Deluge, The...... 76 Early History of Rome, The...... 35 Felix, Antonia...... 28 Gay, Peter...... 54 Gregory of Tours...... 51 History of England, The...... 44 Deluxe...... 84 Early Writings (Marx)...... 55 Felix Holt...... 47 Gay, Timothy M...... 76 Griffin, John Howard...... 23 History of India, A...... 66 Democracy...... 13 Easterly, William...... 1, 82 Fellow Citizens...... 3 Gellman, Bart...... 21 Grimal, Pierre...... 32 History of Mary Prince, The...... 46 Democracy in America...... 10 Eastern Front, The, 1914–1917....75 Fenby, Jonathan...... 63 Generals, The...... 81 Grimké, Angelina...... 23 History of My Times, A...... 34 Democracy Matters...... 22 Ecclesiastical History of the English Ferdowsi, Abolqasem...... 31 Generation Kill...... 81 Grimké, Sarah...... 23 History of New York, A...... 10 Demos, John...... 38 People...... 42 Ferguson, Niall...... 20, 38, 42, 82 Geoffrey of Monmouth...... 43 Gross, Jan T...... 57 History of Reading, The...... 1 Dennett, Daniel C...... 59 Economic Consequences of the Ferguson, Robert...... 39 George F. Kennan...... 80 Growing Up...... 14 History of Scotland, A...... 50 Denying the Holocaust...... 58 Peace, The...... 83 Fern, Fanny...... 11 George, Nelson...... 23, 69 Grunts...... 74 History of the Church from Christ DeParle, Jason...... 23 Editions Alecto...... 43 Fessler, Ann...... 67 George-Warren, Holly...... 69 Guadalcanal...... 76 to Constantine, The...... 37 Derbyshire, John...... 86 Egyptian Book of the Dead, The....31 Fiasco...... 81 George Washington Is Cash Guattari, Felix...... 1 History of the Decline and Fall of Derounian-Stodola, Kathryn Ehrlich, Elizabeth...... 57 Fierce Urgency of Now, The...... 19 Money...... 3 Guerrilla Girls, The...... 67 the Roman Empire, The...... 35 Zabelle...... 7 Eichmann and the Holocaust...... 53 Figes, Orlando...... 55 George Washington’s Secret Six.....7 Guerrilla Girls’ Bedside History of the Franks, A...... 51 Descartes, René...... 50 Eichmann in Jerusalem...... 53 Fighter Pilot, The...... 65 Geragos, Mark...... 21 Companion to the History of History of the Kings Descent into Chaos...... 67 Eiffel’s Tower...... 51 Filopovic,´ Zlata...... 57, 59 Gerald of Wales...... 49, 50 Western Art, The...... 67 of Britain, The...... 43 Descent of Man, The...... 87 Einhard...... 39 Finding Arthur...... 42 Gerberg, Mort...... 7 Guibert of Nogent...... 51 History of the Middle East, A...... 61 Description of Wales, The...... 50 Einstein, Albert...... 86 Finding George Orwell in Gergel, Tania...... 32 Guide to Greece...... 33 History of the Peloponnesian Deserters, The...... 78 Eisenman, Robert...... 37 Burma...... 65 Germania, The...... 36 Guinn, Jeff...... 26 War, The...... 34 Desert Fathers, The...... 37 Eleanor of Aquitane...... 51 Finding Mañana...... 28 Germans, The...... 53 Gul, Imtiaz...... 66 History of the Philippines...... 65 Detroit...... 18 Eleanor Roosevelt...... 14 Finding Merlin...... 42 Geronimo...... 26 Gunn, Giles...... 7 History of the World in 12 Deutsch, David...... 86 Elegant Madness, An...... 46 Fine, Doug...... 82 Gertner, Jon...... 87 Guthrie, Woody...... 69 Maps, A...... 58 Devil Take the Hindmost...... 82 Elkind, Peter...... 83 Finley, Moses I...... 32 Gessen, Masha...... 55 History of the World in 100 Dialogues Concerning Natural Elliott, J. H...... 52 Finn, Terence T...... 74 Get to Work...... 67 Objects, The...... 59 Religion...... 45 Ellis, Charles D...... 82 Fire and Fury...... 78 Gettysburg Address, The...... 12 H History of Wales, A...... 50 Diamond, Jared...... 1 Ellsberg, Daniel...... 19 First Accounts...... 48 Ghost Map, The...... 85 Habsburgs, The...... 55 History Will Prove Us Right...... 19 Diaries of an Unfinished Emerick, Geoff...... 69 First Heroes, The...... 79 Ghosts of Hero Street, The...... 28, 74 Hacker, Jonathan...... 61 Hitler’s Empire...... 54 Revolution...... 60 Emerson, Ralph Waldo...... 8, 10 First Muslim, The...... 31 Ghost Wars...... 60 Hagedorn, Jessica...... 65 Hitler’s Panzers...... 79 Diary of a Napoleonic Footsoldier, Emilie Du Châtelet...... 52 First-Rate Madness, A...... 85 Gibbon, Edward...... 35 Haiti...... 29 Hitler’s Pope...... 42 The...... 52 Eminent Hipsters...... 69 First, Ruth...... 62 Gibian, George...... 55 Hakluyt, Richard...... 44 Hitler’s Scientists...... 86 Diary of Lady Murasaki, The...... 64 Empire Express...... 12 First Stop in the New World...... 30 Gibson, DW...... 21 Hale, John R...... 32 Hockney, David...... 41 Diaz, Bernal...... 30 Empire of secrets...... 49 First Word, The...... 87 Gifford, Barry...... 18 Half-Life of Facts, The...... 86 Hoffman, Eva...... 57 Díaz, Junot...... 28 Empire of Tea, The...... 71 First World War, The...... 75 Gilded Age, The...... 14 Halperin, Daniel...... 85 Hohn, Donovan...... 89 Dickens, Charles...... 8, 47, 50 Empires of Trust...... 21 Fischer, Louis...... 66 Gil Hodges...... 16 Halperin, Mark...... 21 Höhne, Heinz...... 78 Dickey, Lisa...... 22, 69 Endgame...... 57 Fishman, Charles...... 82 Gill, Gerald...... 22 Halsey, Ann Howard...... 62 Holding Our World Together...... 27 End of College, The...... 20 Five Billion Years of Solitude...... 86 Gimpel, James...... 20 Hamilton, Alexander...... 2, 7, 8, 9 Holland, Heidi...... 62

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D. F...... 33 Life in Year One...... 37 Manley, Bill...... 91 Miller, Michael...... 72 Howarth, David...... 39 Jane Austen’s England...... 46 Klages, Ellen...... 87 Life Decoded, A...... 89 Mann, James...... 18, 21, 63, 80 Mill, John Stuart...... 47 How Does It Feel to Be a Jay, John...... 2, 7 Klay, Phil...... 80 Life in Letters, A...... 54 Manning, Richard...... 90 Miller, David Humphreys...... 26 Problem?...... 22 Jefferson Bible, The...... 9 Kluger, Jeffrey...... 85 Life in Medieval Times...... 39 Man of Constant Sorrow...... 72 Miller, Kenneth R...... 88 Howe, Gordie...... 16 Jefferson, Thomas...... 9 Kluth, Andreas...... 35 Life of Black Hawk...... 25 Man of Misconceptions, A...... 87 Millman, Chad...... 16 Howe, Katherine...... 68 Jeffery, Keith...... 48 Knife Fights...... 81 Life of Her Own, A...... 50 Man on the Moon, A...... 86 Mills, Marcia...... 18 Howells, William Dean...... 13 Jenkins, Roy...... 48 Knife, The...... 81 Life of John Thompson, a Fugitive Mansfield, Peter...... 61 Milton, Giles...... 44 How Music Got Free...... 72 Jerusalem 1913...... 61 Knight, Sarah Kemble...... 8 Slave, The...... 25 Man Without a Face, The...... 55 Minford, John...... 63 How the Canyon Became Grand...90 Jesus...... 31 Knights of the Sea...... 10 Life of Saint Teresa of Àvila by Manzoni, Alessandro...... 53 Mintz, Sidney W...... 71 How the Homosexuals Saved Jesus, Carolina Maria De...... 30 Knowledge, The...... 86 Herself, The...... 52 Mao Zedong...... 64 Miriam’s Kitchen...... 57 Civilization...... 67 Jewish Book of Why, The...... 58 Known and Unknown...... 19 Life of Samuel Johnson, The...... 45 Map and the Territory 2.0, The.....83 Misanthrope and Other How the Other Half Lives...... 14 Jewish War, The...... 35 Koch, Christopher J...... 65 Life of the Buddha, The...... 63 Marable, Manning...... 24 Plays, The...... 51 How the World Moves...... 26 Jews, God, and History...... 57 Kockina, Elena...... 78 Life on the Color Line...... 25 Marathon...... 32 Miss Ravenel’s Conversion from How We Got to Now...... 88 JFK’s Last Hundred Days...... 17 Koeppel, Dan...... 70 Light of Truth, The...... 25 Marcellinus, Ammianus...... 34 Secession to Loyalty...... 11 Hoxie, Frederick E...... 26 Jihad...... 67 Kokoro...... 64 Lincoln, Abraham...... 2, 12 Marcus, Amy Dockser...... 61 Mistrial...... 21 Huang, Wenguang...... 63 Jim Crow’s Children...... 24 Kolatch, Rabbi Alfred J...... 58 Lincoln Anthology, The...... 12 Marcus, Greil...... 72 Mitenbuler, Reid...... 71 Hull, Caroline...... 91 Joan of Arc...... 50 Koltz, Tony...... 74 Lincoln on the Civil War...... 12 Margalit, Avishai...... 60 Moby-Duck...... 89 Human Game...... 79 Joe Hill...... 17 Kolyma Tales...... 56 Lincoln Speeches...... 2, 12 Margerie, Caroline de...... 18 Mockingbird Next Door, The...... 18 Humboldt, Alexander von...... 89 John Maynard Keynes...... 83 Konno, Kiyoshi...... 30 LIndbergh...... 14 Maritime Dominion and the Modern Ireland...... 49 Humboldt Current, The...... 90 John Paul the Great...... 42 Koran, The...... 60 Linklater, Andro...... 10 Triumph of the Free World...... 74 Modernism...... 42 Hume, David...... 45 Johns, Glyn...... 69 Korb, Scott...... 37 Lion’s Gate, The...... 75 Markandaya, Kamala...... 66 Modest Proposal, A...... 50 Humes, Edward...... 89 Johnson, Boris...... 48 Korte, Barbara...... 77 Lippman, Thomas W...... 60 Markham, Felix...... 51 Molière...... 51 Hundred Years War, The...... 39 Johnson, Diane...... 18 Kotkin, Joel...... 83 Lipstadt, Deborah...... 58 Markoff, John...... 88 Mom...... 68 Hunt, Edward Proctor...... 26 Johnson, Forrest Bryant...... 74 Kramnick, Isaac...... 38 Listening Is an Act of Love...... 21 Marks, Craig...... 73 Moments of Reprieve...... 58 Hunter Killer...... 74 Johnson, Haynes...... 20 Krauss, Lawrence M...... 87 Little, Allan...... 57 Marriage, A History...... 67 Monarchy Transformed, A...... 46 Hunt, Irene...... 15 Johnson, James Weldon...... 24 Krishna...... 66 Little Red Guard, The...... 63 Marrow of Tradition, The...... 23 Monk, Ray...... 54 Hunt, Patrick...... 31 Johnson, Kurin, Richard...... 3 Little Women...... 11 Marshall, Joseph M...... 26 Monkey Bridge...... 19 Huong, Duong Thu...... 65 Paul...... 18, 31, 33, 47, 51, 54 Kurlansky, Lively, Penelope...... 48 Marsh Arabs, The...... 61 Monks of War, The...... 39 Husain, Ed...... 48 Johnson, R. W...... 62 Mark...... 18, 30, 52, 70, 90 Lives of a Cell...... 88 Martha Washington...... 7 Monodies...... 51 Huxtable, Ada Louise...... 15 Johnson, Samuel...... 42, 45 Kyi, Aung San Suu...... 65 Lives of Roman Christian Martí, José...... 30 Monologue...... 73 Hylton, Wil S...... 78 Johnson’s Life of London...... 48 Women...... 36 Martial...... 35 Monouth, Thomas of...... 44, 58 Hynes, Samuel...... 78 Johnson, Steven...... 45, 85, 88 Lives of the Artists...... 41 Martial’s Epigrams...... 35 Mont-Saint-Michel Joinville, Jean de...... 39 L Lives of the Later Caesars...... 34 Martin, Brett...... 73 and Chartres...... 50 Jones, Colin...... 51 Lacey, Robert...... 60 Living My Life...... 15 Martin, Joseph Plumb...... 7 Montaigne, Michel de...... 51 I Jones, Dan...... 43 Lachman, Gary...... 72 Livy...... 35 Martin Luther King, Jr...... 23 Montesquieu...... 51 Ibn Fadlan¯ and the Land of Jones, Evan...... 70 Laclos, Pierre-Ambroise-François Lloyd, G. E. R...... 33 Martin, Richard P...... 33 Monty and Rommel...... 76 Darkness...... 60 Jones, Gregg...... 15 Choderlos de...... 51 Lobster Coast, The...... 19 Martin Luther...... 54 Mooallem, Jon...... 90 I Ching...... 63 Jonnes, Jill...... 15, 51 Lafayette, Madame de...... 41 Locke, John...... 44 Marty, Martin...... 3, 54 Moonwalking with Idea Factory, The...... 87 Jordan, Jonathan W...... 78 Lagnado, Lucette Matalon...... 57 Lofgren, Mike...... 21 Marwick, Arthur...... 48 Einstein...... 1 Idea of America, The...... 11 Jordan, William Chester...... 39 Lagoon, The...... 87 Log of a Cowboy, The...... 12 Marx, Karl...... 55 Moore, Brian...... 26 Idea of Europe, The...... 38 Josephus...... 35 Lakotas and the Black London, Jack...... 13 Mary Barton...... 47 Moore, Lucy...... 46 If Kennedy Lived...... 18 Josephy, Alvin M...... 26 Hills, The...... 27 London Journal 1762-1763...... 45 Mary Chesnut’s Diary...... 11 Moral Case for Fossil Iliad, The...... 33 Jotischky, Andrew...... 91 Lakota Way, The...... 26 London Labour and the London Mask of Command, The...... 78 Fuels, The...... 89 If Not Now, When?...... 58 Journal of a Tour to the Lamb, Brian...... 3 Poor...... 47 Mason, Bobbie Ann...... 72 Moral Tribes...... 1 Ignatius of Loyola...... 41 Hebrides, The...... 45 Land of a Thousand Hills...... 62 Long Long Way, A...... 77 Mason, Robert...... 80 More Awesome Than Ill Fares the Land...... 43 Journals (Schlesinger)...... 19 Land of Little Rain, The...... 89 Long Mile Home...... 21 Massey, Howard...... 69 Money...... 82, 86 Immigrant Experience, The...... 22 Journals and Letters (Burney)...... 45 Lankford, Nelson D...... 12 Long Road Home, The...... 81 Master and Margarita, The...... 55 More Money Than God...... 83 Imperial Possession, An...... 46 Journals of Captain Cook, The...... 45 Lapidge, Michael...... 43 Looking Backward...... 13 Masterson, Karen M...... 85 More Than Freedom...... 24 Imperial Spain 1469–1716...... 52 Journals of Lewis and Clark, The..13 Laqueur, Walter...... 60 Loomis, Carol J...... 83 Matarasso, Pauline...... 39 More Than Good Intentions...... 83 Inaugural Address, 2009, The...... 22 Journey of Crazy Horse, The...... 26 Larkin, Emma...... 65 Lopate, Philip...... 73 Mathewson, Christy...... 16 More, Thomas...... 44 Incidents in the Life of a Slave Journey Through Genius...... 86 Larkin, Molly...... 25 Lopez, Donald S...... 63 Matthiessen, Peter...... 26, 58 Morkot, Robert...... 91 Girl...... 24 Journey Through Wales, A...... 50 Larsen, Nella...... 24 Lords of Finance...... 81 Mattingly, David...... 46 Morris, Errol...... 69, 80 In Defence of the Republic...... 34 Journey to the Western Islands of Larson, Kay...... 18 Lords of the Sea...... 32 Mattson, Kevin...... 2 Morris, William...... 47 In Defense of Food...... 71 Scotland, A...... 45 Larteguy, Jean...... 74 Loss of the Ship Essex, Sunk by a Maurer, Kevin...... 74, 81 Mortenson, Greg...... 67 India Becoming...... 66 Journey Without Maps...... 62 Laskas, Jeanne Marie...... 21 Whale, The...... 10 Max, D. T...... 18 Mortimer, Ian...... 44 Indian Country, The...... 26 Joyce, James...... 49 Laskin, David...... 58 Lost Art of Walking, The...... 90 Max Havelaar...... 65 Morton, Frederic...... 54 In Dubious Battle...... 17 Joy Luck Club, The...... 29 Last Camel Charge, The...... 74 Lost Daughters of China, The...... 28 Maxims (La Rochefoucauld)...... 51 Mosier, John...... 75 Inferno...... 40 Judt, Tony...... 43 Last Day, The...... 52 Lost Daughter, The...... 25 Mayday...... 80 Most Dangerous Book, The...... 49 Inglorious Royal Marriages...... 38 Jugurthine War, The...... 36 Last Days of Socrates, The...... 33 Lost in Translation...... 57 Mayflower...... 8 Most Dangerous Place, The...... 66 Inheritance of Rome, The...... 40 Julia Child...... 71 Last Fish Tale, The...... 90 Lost Mountain...... 90 Mayflower and the Pilgrims’ New Motherland...... 57 Injustice System, The...... 19 Julian of Norwich...... 43 Last Great Game, The...... 16 Lotus and the Storm, The...... 28, 65 World, The...... 8 Mountains of California, The...... 90 In Montmartre...... 69 Juliette Gordon Low...... 67 Last Lost World, The...... 31 Louis, Errol...... 2 Mayflower Papers, The...... 8 Mousavizadeh, Nader...... 73 Innovator’s Cookbook, The...... 88 Julius Caesar...... 34 Last of the Mohicans, The...... 12 Love in the Time of Victoria...... 47 Mayhew, Henry...... 47 Mozart...... 54 In Paradise...... 58 Jung-en, Liu...... 63 Last Stand, The...... 13 Lovell, Julia...... 63 Mazower, Mark...... 54, 59 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus...... 54 In Patagonia...... 29 Jünger, Ernst...... 77 Last Steps...... 56 Lowance, Mason...... 12 Mazur, Joseph...... 88 Mr. Hockey...... 16 Inside the Kingdom...... 60 Jungle, The...... 15 Last True Story I’ll Ever Lowenstein, Roger...... 83 Mazzetti, Mark...... 21 Mrs. Wakeman vs. the Inside the Nazi War Machine...... 76 Just and Lasting Peace, A...... 12 Tell, The...... 80 Lucan...... 35 McBride, James...... 24 Anti-Christ...... 3 Inskeep, Steve...... 10, 26, 65 Justice for All...... 19 Later Roman Empire, The...... 34 Lucretius...... 35 McChrystal, Stanley...... 74 Muir, John...... 90 Instant City...... 65 Justinian...... 35 Latino Americans...... 28 Lucrezia Borgia...... 40 McCrum, Robert...... 42 Mullaney, Craig M...... 81 Instant Economist, The...... 84 Justinian’s Flea...... 37 Launer, John...... 85 Ludwig Wittgenstein...... 54 McCurley, Mark...... 74 Mullener, Elizabeth...... 79 Interesting Narrative, The...... 45 Juvenal...... 35 La Vita Nuova...... 40 Lungina, Lilianna...... 56 McEvedy, Colin...... 91 Multatuli...... 65 Interior Castle, The...... 52 Lawless Roads, The...... 30 Lusitania...... 49 McFarlane, James...... 42 Multitude...... 21 Interrogations...... 54 Lawrence and Aaronsohn...... 60 Lust in Translation...... 67 McGinniss, Joe...... 18 Mulvihill, Kristen...... 67 Interstellar Age, The...... 86 K Laws of Manu, The...... 66 Lyell, Sir Charles...... 47 McGrath, Tim...... 7 Munqidh, Usama ibn...... 61 Interventions...... 73 Kabbalistic Tradition, The...... 58 Lazarus, Edward...... 18 McKay, Sinclair...... 75 Murder in Amsterdam...... 53 In the Heart of the Sea...... 10 Kagan, Donald...... 33, 34 Lear, Norman...... 73 McKibben, Bill...... 90 Murphy, Monica...... 85 In the Name of the Father...... 10 Kammen, Michael...... 7 LeDuff, Charlie...... 18 M McKinstry, Leo...... 79 Murray, Venetia...... 46 In the Spirit of Crazy Horse...... 26 Kant, Immanuel...... 54 Lee, Chang-rae...... 29 MacArthur, Brian...... 1 McLaughlin, Mary Martin...... 39, 41 Musa, Mark...... 40 Into Dust and Fire...... 76 Kantor, MacKinlay...... 11 Leeds, Alan...... 69 Macarthur’s War...... 79 McLean, Bethany...... 83 Mussolini’s Italy...... 52 Invention of Air, The...... 45 Kantrowitz, Stephen...... 24 Lee, Gus...... 29 Macaulay, Thomas Babington...... 44 McManus, John C...... 74, 79 My Bondage and My Freedom.....23 Invention of Wings, The...... 24 Kanute, Banna...... 62 Lee, Lawrence...... 18 MacCulloch, Diarmaid...... 37, 42 McMurtry, Larry...... 26 My Inventions...... 88 Investigator, The...... 18 Kaplan, Justin...... 15 Lefer, David...... 9 Macey, David...... 1 McNamee, Thomas...... 71 My Secret Life...... 46 Invisible Line, The...... 25 Kapur, Akash...... 66 Legends of the Samurai...... 64 MacFarlane, Alan...... 71 McPherson, James M...... 12 My Share of the Task...... 74 Iranians, The...... 60 Karlan, Dean...... 83 Leibovich, Mark...... 21 MacFarlane, Iris...... 71 McTeague...... 13 My Soul Is Rested...... 25 Irish Way, The...... 22 Karnow, Stanley...... 20 Leick, Gwendolyn...... 31 MacGregor, Neil...... 59 Meade, Marion...... 51, 68 Mystery Train...... 72 Iron Lady, The...... 48 Katz, Vernon...... 66 Leigh Gallagher...... 21 Machiavelli, Niccolo...... 41 Means of Reproduction, The...... 67 Myths, Illusions, and Peace...... 75 Irons, Peter...... 3, 21, 24 Keane, Fergal...... 62 Lenin, V. I...... 56 Mackenzie, G. Calvin...... 20 Measuring America...... 10 Myths of the Ancient Greeks...... 33 Iroquois Diplomacy on the Early Keckley, Elizabeth...... 11 Lenzner, Terry...... 18 Mackey, Sandra...... 60 Medieval Russia’s Epics, My War...... 80 American Frontier...... 27 Keegan, John...... 78 Leonardo...... 40 Mackie, J. D...... 50 Chronicles, and Tales...... 57 Irving, Washington...... 10 Kee, Robert...... 49 Leonardo Da Vinci...... 41 Mackintosh-Smith, Tim...... 60 Medieval Writings on Female Irwin, Neil...... 83 Keegan, John...... 48 Leroi, Armand Marie...... 87 Macks, Jon...... 73 Spirituality...... 40 N Isay, Dave...... 68 Keen, Maurice...... 39 Letters from an American Farmer..7 MacNeil, Robert...... 42 Meditations...... 35 Nabokov, Peter...... 26 Isenberg, Nancy...... 9 Keller, Nora Okja...... 29, 65 Letters from Burma...... 65 MacRae, Sigrid...... 54 Melton, H. Keith...... 75 Nagasaki...... 64, 79 Islamist, The...... 48 Kellow, Brian...... 73 Letters of Abelard and Madame Bovary...... 50 Melville, Soren...... 3 Nagl, John...... 81 Islands of Destiny...... 79 Kelly, Ian...... 53 Héloise, The...... 38 Madden, Thomas F...... 21, 53 Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Nanji, Azim...... 61 Israel-Arab Reader, The...... 60 Kelly, Joseph...... 11 Letters of John and Abigail Adams, Madison, James...... 2, 7, 9 Man...... 77 Naples Declared...... 53 Issenberg, Sasha...... 83 Kelly, Kevin...... 87 The...... 7 Maffly-Kipp, Laurie F...... 3 Memoirs of an Infantry Napoleon...... 51 Istanbul...... 60 Kempe, Frederick...... 80 Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti, Maggie: A Girl of the Streets...... 13 Officer...... 77 Napoleon’s Wars...... 50 Italians, The...... 53 Kempe, Margery...... 43 The...... 15 Magna Carta...... 43 Memoirs (Sherman)...... 12 Napoleon’s Buttons...... 87 It Can’t Happen Here...... 15 Kendall, Joshua...... 7 Letters of the Younger Mahon, Elizabeth Kerri...... 68 Memory Chalet, The...... 43 Narrative of a Revolutionary Italian Hours...... 53 Keneally, Thomas...... 12 Pliny, The...... 35 Maid and the Queen, The...... 39 Mencius...... 63 Soldier, A...... 7

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H. D...... 34 Neill, Stephen...... 37 On the Relics of Saints...... 51 Penguin Dictionary of Ponting, Clive...... 90 Reformation, The...... 40, 42 Rousseau, Jean-Jacques...... 51 Nelson, Craig...... 9, 79, 88 On War...... 53, 74 Classical Mythology, The...... 32 Poole, Ernest...... 15 Regeneration...... 77 Roux, Georges...... 32 Nelson’s Trafalgar...... 73 Open Secret...... 81 Penguin Dictionary of Critical Poor Richard...... 9 Reid, T. 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35 North American Indians...... 26 USA, The...... 2 Powerhouse, The...... 87 Relin, David Oliver...... 67 Sawyers, June Skinner...... 72 North and South...... 47 P Penguin History of the Power, Samantha...... 75 Reluctant Saint...... 40, 53 Scandalous Women...... 68 Northern Crusades, The...... 39 Pacific, The...... 76 World, The...... 59 Power and the Glory, The...... 30 Remini, Robert V...... 3, 10 Scandals of Classic Hollywood.....73 Northup, Solomon...... 24 Packing the Court...... 20 Penguin Map of the Pox...... 85 Report from Ground Zero...... 19 Scapegoat...... 1 No Silent Night...... 76 Padfield, Peter...... 74 World, The...... 91 Prados, John...... 79 Republic, The...... 33 Scarre, Chris...... 91 No Simple Victory...... 76 Pagels, Elaine...... 37 Penguin State of the Middle East Pragmatism...... 13 Reston, James...... 41 Schalansky, Judith...... 91 Nostradamus...... 51 Paglen, Trevor...... 74 Atlas, The...... 61, 91 Praise of Folly...... 41 Revelations of Divine Love...... 43 Schama, Simon...... 69 Not a Good Day to Die...... 81 Paine, Thomas...... 2, 9 Penguin State of the World Prange, Gordon W...... 79 Revolutionary Characters...... 9 Schlesinger, Henry R...... 75 Notes on a Century...... 60 Pakistan on the Brink...... 67 Atlas, The...... 91 Predator’s Ball, The...... 82 Rhode, David...... 61 Schlosser, Eric...... 75 Notes on the State of Virginia...... 9 Palmer, Alan...... 53 Pensées...... 51 Pressfield, Steven...... 75 Richardson, Angelique...... 68 Schneck, Robert Damon...... 3 Nothing to Fear...... 15 Palmer, Robert...... 72 Pentagon’s New Map, The...... 20 Preston, Diana...... 44, 49, 63 Ricks, Thomas E...... 81 Schor, Juliet B...... 83 Notker the Stammerer...... 39 Pancatantra, The...... 66 People’s History of the Supreme Preston, Michael...... 44 Riffenburgh, Beau...... 14 Schroder, Tom...... 85 Not Working...... 21 Panetta, Eileen...... 66 Court, A...... 3 Price of Everything, The...... 83 Right Nation, The...... 22 Schwartz, Peter J...... 16 Novas, Himilce...... 28 Panetta,’ Leon...... 81 People’s Tragedy, A...... 55 Price of Glory, The...... 51 Rights of Man...... 9 Schweikart, Larry...... 3 Novel Without a Name...... 65 Panetta, Roger...... 12 Perdue, Theda...... 27 Price of Honor...... 60 Rig Veda, The...... 66 Scocca, Tom...... 64 Nuland, Sherwin B...... 41 Paper Love...... 58 Perfect Kill, The...... 73 Price, Simon...... 31 Riis, Jacob A...... 14 Seager, Joni...... 91 Number...... 86 Paradise Built in Hell, A...... 90 Perfect Nazi, The...... 53 Priestland, David...... 59 Riordan, William L...... 14 Season of the Witch...... 69 Nuremberg...... 54 Paradiso...... 40 Perkins, Frances...... 15 Prime Obsession...... 86 Rise and Fall of Alexandria, The..31 Second World War, The...... 78 Paris...... 51 Perkins, John...... 22 Prince, Erik...... 81 Rise and Fall of Athens, The...... 34 Secret History of MI6, The...... 48 Paris After the Liberation Perry, Douglas...... 15 Prince, Mary...... 46 Rise of David Levinsky, The...... 13 Secret History, The...... 37 O 1944–1949...... 50 Perry, Mark...... 19 Prince, The...... 41 Rise of Rome, The...... 35 Secret Lives of Codebreakers, Obama, Barack...... 22 Paris Underground...... 51 Persian Expedition Princesse de Clèves, The...... 41 Rise of Silas Lapham, The...... 13 The...... 75 Obamians, The...... 21 Park’s Quest...... 20 (Anabasis), The...... 34 Principles of Geology...... 47 Rise of the Roman Empire, The.....36 Secret Rooms, The...... 48 Oberski, Jona...... 58 Parker, Dorothy...... 68 Persian Letters...... 51 Prison Writing in 20th-Century Rise of the Vulcans...... 21 Seefried, Josh...... 68 O’Brien, Cory...... 3, 31 Parkman, Francis...... 13 Persico, Joseph...... 54 America...... 18 Rise to Globalism...... 20 Seeking Light...... 59 O’Brien, Edna...... 49 Parks, Rosa...... 24 Personal Memoirs...... 11 Private Empire...... 89 Rising ’44...... 76 Selby, Scott A...... 54, 79 Ocean of Life, The...... 90 Particle at the End of the Universe, Personal Narrative of a Journey to Private Journal of William Ritchell, Ross...... 81 September Hope...... 79 O’Connell, Vanessa...... 16 The...... 86 the Equinoctial Regions of the Reynolds, The...... 10 Rituals of Dinner, The...... 71 Serial Killer in Nazi Berlin, A...... 54 Odyssey, The...... 33 Partnership, The...... 82 New Continent...... 89 Procopius...... 37 River-Horse...... 89 Serving God and Country...... 76 Of the Dawn of Freedom...... 23 Partners in Command...... 19 Personal Writings (Ignatius of Professor in the Cage, The...... 16 River of Shadows...... 88 Seven Events That Made America Okakura, Kakuzo...... 64 Party Is Over, The...... 21 Loyola)...... 41 Promised Land, The...... 14 Rivers, Caryl...... 68 America...... 3 Olen, Helaine...... 83 Pascal, Blaise...... 51 Peterson, Anne Helen...... 73 Prophecies, The...... 51 Road Not Taken, The...... 15 1775...... 8 Oliphant, Thomas...... 16 Passages...... 66 Petronius...... 35 Protagoras and Meno...... 33 Robert E. Lee...... 11 Sexton, John...... 16 Olson, Theodore B...... 20 Passing...... 24 Philbrick, Nathaniel...... 8, 10, 13 Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Roberts, Andrew...... 51 Sex Versus Survival...... 85 O’Malley, Padraig...... 62 Passing Strange...... 14 Phillips, Jonathan...... 44 Capitalism, The...... 84 Roberts, Callum...... 90 Shadows and Wind...... 65 On Architecture...... 36 Passos, John Dos...... 77 Phillips, Kevin...... 8, 22 Provenance...... 49 Roberts, J. M...... 38, 59 Shadow Warriors...... 74 On Argentina...... 29 Paterson, Katherine...... 20 Philosophical Enquiry into the Psellus, Michael...... 37 Roberts, Robert...... 49 Shannon, Timothy J...... 27 On Being Different...... 68 Path of Blood...... 61 Origin of Our Ideas of the Public Enemies...... 14 Roberts, Russ...... 1 Shapiro, Susan...... 57 On China...... 63 Paths of Glory...... 77 Sublime and Beautiful, A...... 45 Punishment of Virtue, The...... 66 Robinson, Lisa...... 72 Sharfstein, Daniel J...... 25 101 Things You Thought You Knew Patriarch, The...... 15 Philosophy Book, The...... 58 Purgatorio...... 40 Robinson, Randall...... 25 Shaw, George Bernard...... 51 About the Titanic...but Didn’t!. 48 Patriot’s History Reader, The...... 3 Philosophy of Aristotle, The...... 32 Purpose of the Past, The...... 7 Rochefoucauld, La...... 51 Shawnees and the War for 100 Diagrams That Changed the Patriot’s History of the Modern Pictures at a Revolution...... 73 Pursuit of Glory, The...... 42 Roche, Paul...... 31 America, The...... 27 World...... 58 World, A...... 3 Pilgrim’s Progress, The...... 44 Pyle, Howard...... 44 Rocket Men...... 88 Shell, Ellen Ruppel...... 84 117 Days...... 62 Patriot’s History of the Modern Pilgrims in Their Own Land...... 3 Pyne, Lydia V...... 31 Rodriguez, Richard...... 22, 28 Shepard, Jim...... 58 O’Neill, Molly...... 71 World, vol. II, A...... 3 Pilling, David...... 64 Pyne, Stephen J...... 31, 88, 90 Roesdahl, Else...... 39 Sherston’s Progress...... 77 Obedience of a Christian Patriot’s History of the United Pillow Book, The...... 64 Roe, Sue...... 69 Shimano, Chie...... 30 Man, The...... 45 States, A...... 3 Pinker, Steven...... 75, 88 Rogerson, Barnaby...... 61 Shining Star...... 69 Occidentalism...... 60 Patriot Chiefs, The...... 26 Pinkerton’s Great Detective...... 14 Q Roger Williams and the Creation of Shock Value...... 73 Oerter, Robert...... 88 Patriots...... 19 Pipes, Richard...... 56 Quaker Writings...... 3 the American Soul...... 7 Shoemaker, David...... 16 Of Water and Spirit...... 62 Patton at the Battle of the Bulge...76 Pirate of Exquisite Mind, A...... 44 Quest, The...... 90 Rogozinski, Jan...... 30 Showalter, Dennis...... 54, 79 Oil!...... 15 Pauketat, Timothy R...... 27 Pirates of Barbary...... 38 Quicksand...... 61 Rohde, David...... 57, 67 Showtime...... 16 Ojito, Mirta...... 28 Pauline Kael...... 73 Pitching in a Pinch...... 16 Quiet American, The...... 19 Roman Guide to Slave Sign, The...... 37 Okrent, Daniel...... 19 Paul, Joel Richard...... 8 Pizan, Christine de...... 39 Qur’an, The...... 60 Management, The...... 36 Silence...... 37 Omnivore’s Dilemma, The...... 71 Pausanias...... 33 Plantagenets, The...... 43 Roman History, The...... 34 Siler, Julia Flynn...... 71 Once There Was a War...... 17 Paxman, Jeremy...... 42 Plato...... 33 Rome and Italy...... 35 Singer, P. W...... 75 Once Upon a Quinceañera...... 28 Pearlman, Jeff...... 16 Playing the Enemy...... 62 R Rome and the Mediterranean...... 35 Sipress, Alan...... 85 Once Upon a Time When We Were Peary, Danny...... 16 Pliny the Elder...... 85 Rabid...... 85 Rome in Crisis...... 35 Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von...... 54 Colored...... 25 Peikoff, Leonard...... 54 Pliny the Younger...... 35 Racing in the Street...... 72 Rong, Jiang...... 64 Sachs, Aaron...... 90 One Day in the Life of Ivan Pelikan, Jaroslav...... 59 Plokhy, S. M...... 56 Raddatz, Martha...... 81 Ronson, Jon...... 1, 72 Sack of Rome, The...... 53 Denisovich...... 56 Peloponnesian War, The...... 34 Plouffe, David...... 22 Railway Maps of the World...... 91 Roosevelt and Churchill...... 79 Sagan, Carl...... 88 Plunkitt of Tammany Hall...... 14 Rathbone, John Paul...... 30 Roosevelt, Eleanor...... 15 Saga of King Hrolf Kraki, The...... 38

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K...... 32 Sorrow of War, The...... 65 Ten Days That Shook the Two Years Before the Mast...... 8 War Stories...... 79 Wolf Willow...... 13 Sanders, E. P...... 37 Soseki, Natsume...... 64 World...... 56 Tyerman, Christopher...... 40 War that Killed Achilles, The...... 32 Wollstonecraft, Mary...... 68 Sandweiss, Martha A...... 14 Souls of Black Folk, The...... 23 Ten Discoveries That Rewrote Tyldesley, Joyce...... 32 War That Made America, The...... 7 Woman in Amber, A...... 57 Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino...... 30 Sound Man...... 69 History...... 31 Tyndale, William...... 45 War with Hannibal, The...... 35 Women’s Early American Historical Savage, Jon...... 2 South...... 88 1066: The Year of the Tzouliadis, Tim...... 56 War Within, The...... 60 Narratives...... 8 Scandals, Vandals, and South Africa’s Brave Conquest...... 39 Tzu, Chuang...... 63 Washington...... 9 Women’s Indian Captivity da Vincis...... 38 New World...... 62 Teresa of Ávila...... 52 Tzu, Lao...... 63 Washington, Booker T...... 25 Narratives...... 7 Scardino, Franco...... 3 Southard, Susan...... 64, 79 Tesla, Nikola...... 88 Washington, George...... 9 Women Who Did...... 68 Scarlet Letter, The...... 10 Southern, R. W...... 40 Testament of Youth...... 77 Washington Journal...... 17 Wonderful Adventures of Mrs. Schlesinger, Arthur M...... 19 Spartacus Road...... 36 Texas Cowboy, A...... 13 U Wasik, Bill...... 85 Seacole in Many Lands...... 47 Scoblic, J. Peter...... 19 Spearing, Elizabeth...... 40 Thapar, Romila...... 66 Uncharted...... 86 Watchers, The...... 21 Wood...... 87 Scotland: The Autobiography...... 50 Speckled Monster, The...... 45, 84 Thavis, John...... 53 Undaunted...... 67 Waters, Frank...... 27 Wood, Gordon S...... 7, 9, 11 Scotti, R. A...... 41 Spence, Jonathan D...... 64 Then Everything Changed...... 18 Undercover Economist Strikes Back, Watkins, Samuel R...... 12 Woodard, Colin...... 7, 19 Seacole, Mary...... 47 Spitz, Bob...... 20 Theory of Almost The...... 83 Watson, Bruce...... 17, 19 Woodham-Smith, Cecil...... 47, 50 Seamstress, The...... 57 Splendid Solution...... 85 Everything, The...... 88 Under Fire...... 77 Wawro, Geoffrey...... 61 Wood, Michael...... 42 Sea of Glory...... 10 Sport of the Gods, The...... 23 Theory of Moral Unfamiliar Fishes...... 14 Way of the Knife, The...... 21 Woodrow Wilson...... 14 Search, The...... 82 Spoto, Donald...... 40, 53 Sentiments, The...... 46, 84 Unfinished Global We...... 56 Woodward, Hobson...... 45 Season of Blood...... 62 Spycraft...... 75 Theory of the Leisure Revolution, The...... 21 Weale, Adrian...... 55 Wooldridge, Adrian...... 1, 22 Second Civil War, The...... 20 Squared Circle, The...... 16 Class, The...... 84 Unforgiving Minute, The...... 81 Wealth of Nations, The...... 46 Wooten, Jim...... 62 Secret Agent, The...... 48 Srebrenica...... 57 There Goes Gravity...... 72 Unintended Consequences...... 82 We Are All the Same...... 62 Word for Word...... 56 Secret Knowledge...... 41 Stafford, David...... 79 There Was a Country...... 61 United States of Europe, The...... 38 Weber, Max...... 84 Words Will Break Cement...... 55 Secrets...... 19 Stanley, Dr. Ralph...... 72 Thesiger, Wilfred...... 61 Unlikely Allies...... 8 Weekend That Changed Wall Wordy Shipmates, The...... 8 Secret Sharer, The...... 62 Steal, The...... 84 They Would Never Hurt a Fly...... 57 U.S. Constitution for Everyone, Street, The...... 82 Works of the Gawain Poet, The.....42 Secret Voyage of Sir Francis Stegner, Wallace...... 13 Thief at the End of the The...... 7 Weep Not...... 62 Works, The...... 86 Drake, The...... 44 Steiner, George...... 38 World, The...... 47 U.S. vs. Them...... 19 Weintraub, Stanley...... 76, 79 World Elsewhere, A...... 54 Segrè, Gino...... 88 Steinmeyer, Jim...... 50 Thinking the Twentieth Uncanny, The...... 85 Weisbrode, Kenneth...... 49, 79 World in 2050, The...... 59 Segu...... 62 Stephens, Bret...... 75 Century...... 43 Uncle Tom’s Cabin...... 12 Weisbrot, Robert...... 20 World is a Carpet, The...... 66 Seife, Charles...... 88 Stephenson, Paul...... 37 Third Coast, The...... 18 Underdogs, The...... 29 Weiss, Helen...... 3 World Order...... 74 Selected Letters (de Sévigné)...... 51 Stewart, James B...... 22 Third Horseman, The...... 39 Understanding Islam...... 60 Weiss, M. Jerry...... 3 World Apart, A...... 56 Selected Political Stiner, General Carl...... 74 Third Reich at War, The...... 54 Under the Feet of Jesus...... 28 Welch, James...... 27 World Since 1945, The...... 59 Speeches (Cicero)...... 34 Stolen Voices...... 59 Third Reich in Power, The...... 54 Under the Sea-Wind...... 89 Weller, Sheila...... 68 World Split Open, The...... 68 Selected Works (Cicero)...... 34 Storm of Steel...... 77 33 Strategies of War, The...... 74 Unknown American Revolution, Wellesley, Arthur...... 47 World Turned Upside Selected Writings (Aquinas)...... 38 Story of Earth, The...... 89 33 Men...... 30 The...... 8 Wellington, The Duke of...... 47 Down, The...... 44 Selected Writings (Emerson)...... 8 Story of England, The...... 42 This Earth of Mankind...... 65 Unknown Quantity...... 86 Well-Paid Slave, A...... 25 World Until Yesterday, The...... 1 Selected Writings (Hildegard of Storyteller...... 27 This Is How You Lose Her...... 28 Unterman, Alan...... 58 Wells, H. G...... 49 World War I in 100 Objects...... 75 Bingen)...... 39 Stothard, Peter...... 36 This Machine Kills Secrets...... 87 Unto This Last...... 47 Wells, Ida B...... 25 World Without Ice, A...... 90 Selected Writings (Marti)...... 30 Strange Medicine...... 84 This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Upanishads, The...... 66 Welsh, Frank...... 40, 67 Worst Journey in the Self-Made Man...... 68 Strategy...... 74 Gentlemen...... 57 Up from Slavery...... 25 Wendy and the Lost Boys...... 73 World, The...... 86 Selling of the President, The...... 18 Street Gang...... 72 Thomas, Cullen...... 65 Upon the Altar of the Nation...... 12 Wesselow, Thomas de...... 37 Worth, Jennifer...... 49 Sentimental Journey, A...... 46 Strohm, Paul...... 44 Thomas, Dana...... 69, 84 Uranium...... 89 West, Cornel...... 22 Worthy Fights...... 81 Sévigné, Madame de...... 51 Stalin...... 55 Thomas, Lewis...... 88 Uruburu, Paula...... 17 West, Rebecca...... 57, 77 Wright, Evan...... 81 Seward, Desmond...... 39 Stalingrad...... 55 Thomas, Louisa...... 75 Utilitarianism and Other Essays..47 Western Society and the Church in Wright, Robin...... 61 Shackleton, Ernest...... 88 Stannard, David E...... 17 Thomas Paine...... 9 Utopia...... 44 the Middle Ages...... 40 Write It When I’m Gone...... 17 Shades of Difference...... 62 Stashower, Daniel...... 10 Thompson, Clive...... 88 Uttermost Part of the Earth...... 29 What Are You Looking At?...... 69 Writings (G. Washington)...... 9 Shadows and Wind...... 20 State and Revolution, The...... 56 Thompson, John...... 25 What Every American Should Writings (Hamilton)...... 9 Shadows at Dawn...... 13 Stealing Buddha’s Dinner...... 29 Thompson, John B...... 84 Know About the Middle Writings (Madison)...... 9 Shahnameh...... 31 Stegner, Page...... 13 Thonemann, Peter...... 31 V East...... 61 Wroe, Ann...... 34 Shakya, Tsering...... 64 Stegner, Wallace...... 13, 17 Thoreau, Henry David...... 10 Vadney, T. E...... 59 What Every American Should Wujastyk, Dominik...... 66 Shalamov, Varlam...... 56 Steinbeck, John...... 17, 30 Thoughts and Sentiments on the Vanished...... 78 Know About the Rest of the Wurts, Jay...... 19, 65 Shapiro, Laura...... 71 Steiner, Jean-François...... 58 Evil of Slavery...... 45 Vanished Kingdoms...... 38 World...... 59 Shehadeh, Raja...... 61 Stendhal...... 51 Thousand Splendid Suns, A...... 66 Vanzetti, Bartolomeo...... 15 What If?...... 74 Sherman, William Tecumseh...... 12 Stephanus, Eddius...... 42 Three-Day Road...... 77 Varieties of Religious Experience..13 What Jesus Meant...... 37 X Shikibu, Murasaki...... 64 Sterne, Laurence...... 46 Three Cups of Tea...... 67 Varieties of Scientific Experience, What Paul Meant...... 37 Xenophon...... 34 Shlaim, Avi...... 61 Stille, Alexander...... 53 Three Day Road...... 29 The...... 88 What Technology Wants...... 87 Xun, Lu...... 64 Shonagon, Sei...... 64 Stone, Irving...... 41 Three Soldiers...... 77 Vasari, Giorgio...... 41 What the Dormouse Said...... 88 Short Account of the Destruction Stone, Norman...... 75 Thucydides...... 33, 34 Vatican Diaries, The...... 53 What the Gospels Meant...... 37 of the Indies, A...... 30 Stonewall...... 67 Ties That Bind...... 21 Véa, Alfredo...... 20 Wheatcroft, Andrew...... 55 Y Short History of the World, A...... 49 Storm, The (Defoe)...... 45 Tiger Head...... 63 Veblen, Thorstein...... 84 Wheatley, Phillis...... 25 Yaeger, Don...... 7 Showalter, Dennis...... 79 Story of English, The...... 42 Timaeus...... 33 Venice...... 53 Wheeler, Thomas C...... 22 Yafa, Stephen...... 2 Shrady, Nicholas...... 52 Story of King Arthur and His Timberg, Robert...... 80 Venkatesh, Sudhir...... 22, 84 Wheelmen...... 16 Yagoda, Ben...... 72 Siddhartha...... 66 Knights, The...... 44 Time Traveler’s Guide to Venter, J. Craig...... 89 When Character Was King...... 19 Yalta...... 56 Signet Book of American Story of My Life, The...... 52 Elizabethan England, The...... 44 Venus in Furs...... 54 When China Rules the World...... 63 Yan, Mo...... 63 Essays, The...... 3 Stout, Harry S...... 12 Tinderbox...... 85 Verdi’s Shakespeare...... 45 When Harlem Was in Vogue...... 24 Year of Living Dangerously, The..65 Silber, Laura...... 57 Stowe, Harriet Beecher...... 12 Tinniswood, Adrian...... 38 Verdun...... 75 When Heaven and Earth Changed Year Zero...... 58 Silence Dogood...... 9 Strachan, Hew...... 75 Tin Ticket, The...... 68 Vermes, Geza...... 37 Places...... 19, 65 Yemen...... 60 Silent Night...... 76 Strachey, Lytton...... 47 Titanic...... 48 Vico, Giambattista...... 41 When the Astors Owned Yenne, Bill...... 79 Silko, Leslie Marmon...... 27 Strangers in the House...... 61 Tobar, Héctor...... 28 Victor, Adam...... 72 New York...... 15 Yergin, Daniel...... 90 Silone, Ignazio...... 53 Strapless...... 50 To Be Young, Gifted, and Black.....23 Victoria...... 47 When the Elephants Dance...... 65 You Must Remember This...... 73 Sim, Kevin...... 79 Struggle for Mastery, The...... 46 Tocqueville, Alexis de...... 10, 52 Vidler, Alec R...... 45 When the Facts Change...... 43 Youth...... 62 Simontacchi, Carol N...... 71 Struggling Upward...... 13 Toer, Pramoedya Ananta...... 65 Vietnam...... 20 When the United States Spoke Yugoslavia...... 57 Sinclair, Upton...... 15 Studies in Hysteria...... 85 To Lose a Battle...... 51 Viking Age Iceland...... 39 French...... 10 Singing the Master...... 23 Stuff of Thought, The...... 88 Tolstoy, Leo...... 56 Vikings, The...... 39 Where Good Ideas Come From...... 88 Sir Gawain and the Green Suarez, Ray...... 28 Tomalin, Claire...... 47 Villehardouin, Geoffroi de...... 39, 51 Where Peachtree Meets Z Knight...... 42 Subjection of Women, The...... 47 Tomorrow Is Now...... 15 Vincent, Norah...... 68 Sweet Auburn...... 25 Zamyatin, Yevgeny...... 56 Siringo, Charles A...... 13 Such...... 11 Toner, Jerry...... 36 Vindication of the Rights of Where the Heart Beats...... 18 Zapata...... 30 Sixsmith, Martin...... 56 Suetonius...... 36 Too Big to Fail...... 84 Woman, A...... 68 Where the Lightning Strikes...... 26 Zelize, Julian E...... 19 Sixteen Satires, The...... 35 Sugar...... 70 Too High to Fail...... 82 Vinland Sagas, The...... 38 White, Carolinne...... 36 Zenith, The...... 65 Six Yuan Plays...... 63 Sugar King of Havana, The...... 30 Tooze, Adam...... 55, 76 Viramontes, Helena María...... 28 White Man’s Burden, The...... 82 Zenkovsky, Serge A...... 57 Sketches of Eighteenth-Century Sujo, Aly...... 49 Top Dog...... 74 Virgil...... 36 White Mughals...... 66 Zeno’s Paradox...... 88 America...... 7 Sullivan, James...... 72 Tortilla Curtain, The...... 28 Virginian, The...... 13 Whitman, Walt...... 12 Zero...... 88 Skidelsky, Robert...... 83 Sun-tzu...... 64 To the Letter...... 1 Visser, Margaret...... 71 Whitney, Catherine...... 82 Zero Zero Zero...... 59 Slave Ship, The...... 25 Sunjata...... 62 Touched with Fire...... 76 Vitruvius...... 36 Whose Bible Is It?...... 59 Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes...... 31 Slocum, Joshua...... 17 Superstorm...... 22, 90 Towards the Flame...... 56 Vladimir the Russian Viking...... 56 Who Was Dracula?...... 50 Zimmerman, Keith...... 69 Small, Thomas...... 61 Supreme Conflict...... 21 Train...... 89 Volkoff, Vladimir...... 56 Who Would Have Thought It?.....12 Zimmerman, Kent...... 69 Small Wars...... 80 Supreme Court Decisions...... 2 Translation Nation...... 28 Vollmann, William T...... 27, 42 Why Football Matters...... 16 Zinoman, Jason...... 73 Smarter Than You Think...... 88 Sushi Economy, The...... 83 Travels of Marco Polo, The...... 41 Voltaire...... 52 Why I Write...... 48 Zinsser, Judith P...... 52 Smartest Guys in the Suso, Bamba...... 62 Travels of Sir John Vonnegut, Kurt...... 19 Why Priests?...... 37 Zitkala-Saˇ...... 27 Room, The...... 83 Swanson, Doug J...... 3 Mandeville, The...... 44 Voodoo Histories...... 1 Why Read Moby-Dick?...... 10 Zlata’s Diary...... 57 Smiley, Jane...... 47 Sweet Charity?...... 83 Treasure of the City of Voragine, Jacobus de...... 40 Why We Can’t Wait...... 24 Zoellner, Tom...... 62, 89 Smith, Adam...... 46, 84 Sweetness and Power...... 71 Ladies, The...... 39 Vowell, Sarah...... 8, 14 Wickham, Chris...... 40 Zola, Émile...... 52 Smith, Clive Stafford...... 19 Sweet, Victoria...... 85 Treasury of Great American Voyage of the Beagle, The...... 87 Wilcken, Patrick...... 52 Smith, Dan...... 61, 91 Swift, Jonathan...... 50 Scandals, A...... 2 Voyager...... 88 Wildman, Sarah...... 58 Smith, Dennis...... 19 Symposium, The...... 33 Treasury of Royal Scandals, A...... 38 Voyages and Discoveries...... 44 Wild Ones...... 90 Smith, Jane S...... 71 Szwed, John...... 72 Treatise of Human Nature, A...... 45 Willens, Howard P...... 19 Smith, John David...... 12 Trebincevic,ˇ ' Kenan...... 57 Williams, Gregory Howard...... 25 Smith, Joseph...... 10 Treblinka...... 58 W Williams, Juan...... 22 Smith, Laurence C...... 59 T Tried by War...... 12 Wade, Nicholas...... 59, 89 Williams, Lance...... 16 Smith, RJ...... 72 Tacitus...... 36 Tristes Tropiques...... 30 Wages of Destruction, The...... 55 Williams, Mary...... 25 Smithsonian’s History of America Táin, The...... 49 Triumph of the City...... 87 Wagner, Robert...... 73 Williamson, Edwin...... 30 in 101 Objects, The...... 3 Talbot, Margaret...... 73 Trollope, Fanny...... 11 Walking with Abel...... 62 Willrich, Michael...... 85 Snake Tails...... 63 Tale of Genji, The...... 64 Troublesome Inheritance, A...... 89 Wallace, Robert...... 75 Wills, Garry...... 3, 8, 22, 36, 37, 45, 59 Snyder, Brad...... 25 Tale of the Heike, The...... 64 Troyat, Henri...... 56 Wal-Mart Effect, The...... 82 Wilson...... 14 Snyder, Timothy...... 43 Tale of Two Cities, A...... 50 Troyes, Chrétien de...... 40 Walden...... 10 Wilson, A. 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