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Biography ～From Historical Greats to Contemporary Artists～ Title Author/Editor Publisher Note Title Code 書名 著者名 出版社 備考 タイトルコード President 大統領、総裁 Biography ～From historical greats to contemporary artists～ Title Author/Editor Publisher Note Title Code 書名 著者名 出版社 備考 タイトルコード President 大統領、総裁 John Adams David McCullough Simon & Schuster 1000800540955 All the best, George Bush George Bush Scribner 1000011010329 My life Bill Clinton Hutchinson 1000410100337 The Kennedy half-century Larry J.sabato Bloomsbury 1000801021969 Team of rivals Doris Kearnes Goodwin Penguin Books 1000801701588 Dreams from my father Barack Obama Three Rivers Press 1000800204312 An American life Ronald Reagan Simon & Schuster 1000800819701 The audacity of hope Barack Obama Vintage Books 1000801238445 The American journey of Barack Obama from Sullivan Robert LIFE Books 1000801640588 boyhood to the White House Leaders リーダー Martin Luther King, Jr. Marshall Frady Penguin Books 1000800353447 A call to conscience The landmark speeches of Clayborne Carson Grand Central Publishing 1000800353612 Dr.Martin Luther King,Jr Mao Jung Chang Alfred A. 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