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And in doing so, the fate of Congress—will it be weak? will it be strong?—is determined Read >>
When and how it got the green light to conduct “subversive operations abroad” Read >>
Why have Americans perceived nature as something to be conquered? Read >>
A scrappy and reckless farm boy from Ohio became America's most legendary race car driver, and his widely publicized victories in Henry Ford's racing cars helped the aspiring entrepreneur launch Ford Motor Company Read >>
What has befallen “the greatest peacetime achievement of twentieth-century America”s since the New Deal Read >>
The President's granddaughter, a dazzling young lady of privilege, lived her later years with diminished means Read >>
One of America's most distinguished publishers writes of his personal and professional friendship with the famed historian, Samuel Eliot Morison. Read >>

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