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    When Churchill Went to San Simeon

    The visit to Hearst's castle was an important stop on a tour to woo American media–and American money.

    February 6, 2024  By Cita Stelzer
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    Anna Motz on the Taboo of Female Violence

    "Our state of ignorance and denial about female violence is one that does harm to both its perpetrators and its victims."

    February 6, 2024  By Anna Motz
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    The Life and Times of William J. Flynn, the "Bulldog Detective"

    He took on German spies, Mafia counterfeiters, and more. But a run-in with anarchists derailed his career.

    January 16, 2024  By Jeffrey D. Simon
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    An Unconventional Christmas Novel by an Unconventional Writer

    Martin Edwards on "The Christmas Egg", a rediscovered gem from 1958 from a quirky and unusual author

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    The Mystery of Oak Island

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    December 20, 2023  By Douglas Preston
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    How the Soldier-Readers of World War II Were Swept Up in the Paperback Revolution

    In wartime, the books were mobilized.

    December 7, 2023  By Andrew Pettegree
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    December 6, 2023  By Michael Sims
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    Who Was Benedict Arnold, Before He Became America's Most Notorious Traitor

    When news of war came to Connecticut, Arnold was the first to commit to the revolutionary cause. So was he, really?

    December 6, 2023  By Jack Kelly
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    The Many Ways to Be a Scoundrel in Early America

    History has taught us about the heroes of the Revolutionary era. But the new country was chock full of traitors and schemers.

    December 5, 2023  By Timothy Hemmis
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    The Mysterious Mr. Badman Is A Masterpiece of Macabre Humor

    Martin Edwards restores a long-forgotten crime novel to the prominence it deserves

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