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The Gershwins
New York :; Canada : Atheneum,; published simultaneously by McClelland And Stewart Ltd. 1973Table of Contents: “…Discography of original cast recordings and studio re-creations --…”
First edition
Format: Book
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A Black woman's Civil War memoirs : reminiscences of my life in camp with the 33rd U.S. Colored Troops, late 1st South Carolina Volunteers
New York : M. Wiener Pub. : Distributed by the Talman Co., 1988Table of Contents:
1st M. Wiener Pub. ed.Format: Book
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The bully pulpit : Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and the Golden Age of journalism
New York : Simon & Schuster, 2013Table of Contents:
First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition.Format: Book
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Wilhelm's way : the inspiring story of the Iowa chemist who saved the Manhattan Project
Rochester, Minnesota : Third Generation Publishing, 2022Table of Contents:Format: Book
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The poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins
London ; New York ; Toronto : Oxford University Press, 1967Table of Contents:
Fourth edition /Format: Book
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Founding mothers : the women who raised our nation
New York : William Morrow, 2004Table of Contents: “…Before 1775: The road to revolution -- 1775-1776: Independence -- 1776-1778: War and a nascent nation -- 1778-1782: Still more war and home-front activism -- 1782-1787: Peace and diplomacy -- 1787-1789: Constitution and the first election -- After 1789: Raising a nation -- Cast of characters -- Recipes.…”
First edition.
Format: Book
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The Brontës
New York : Viking Press, 1975Table of Contents: “…Introduction: romance and reality -- Patrick Brontë -- Maria -- Haworth -- Minds cast in the same mould -- Scribblemania -- The family at home -- The world beyond Haworth -- Governesses -- Brussels -- The time of failure -- Branwell -- Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell -- 'Ocular proof' -- The cruel winter -- The celebrated author -- A Mr Nicholls from Ireland -- 'This is a sorrowful world'.…”
Format: Book
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Finishing the hat : collected lyrics (1954-1981) with attendant comments, principles, heresies, grudges, whines and anecdotes
New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2011Table of Contents: “…Cast of characters -- Preface -- Introduction -- Rhyme and its reasons -- Saturday night -- West side story -- Gypsy -- A funny thing happened on the way to the forum -- Anyone can whistle -- Do I hear a waltz? …”
1st ed.
Format: Book
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You can't touch my hair : and other things I still have to explain
New York, New York : Plume Book, 2016Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- From Little Rock Nine to nappy hair, don't care in eighteen & half-ish years -- A brief history of black hair in film, tv, music, & media -- My nine favorite guilty pleasures -- Welcome to being black -- Dear future female president: my list of demands -- How to avoid being the black friend -- Uppity -- Casting calls for people of color that were not written by people of color -- The angry black woman myth -- People, places, & things that need to do better -- Letters to Olivia.…”
Format: Book
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Margaret Sanger; pioneer of the future.
New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston 1969Table of Contents: “…As the twig was bent -- School and romance -- Marriage and crises -- Finding herself -- The die is cast -- The search -- The Comstock walls -- The woman rebel -- Exile -- The background of the movement -- "The sage of sex" -- Visit to the future -- Homecoming -- Telling her story -- New tactics -- The Brownsville clinic -- The ordeal -- Learning while serving -- War casualties and victories -- The sexual revolution -- Once more advancing -- The gentlemen's paradise -- Malthusian nightmares -- Era of achievement -- The bitter with the sweet -- Research and the tides of public opinion -- The unlikely victory -- New horizons -- Belonging to the world.…”
[1st ed.].
Format: Book
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Benjamin Franklin : an American life
New York : Simon & Schuster, 2003Table of Contents: “…Benjamin Franklin and the invention of America -- Pilgrim's progress: Boston, 1706-1723 -- Journeyman: Philadelphia and London, 1723-1726 -- Printer: Philadelphia, 1726-1732 -- Public citizen: Philadelphia, 1731-1748 -- Scientist and inventor: Philadelphia, 1744-1751 -- Politician: Philadelphia, 1749-1756 -- Troubled waters: London, 1757-1762 -- Home leave: Philadelphia, 1763-1764 -- Agent provocateur: London, 1765-1770 -- Rebel: London, 1771-1775 -- Independence: Philadelphia, 1775-1776 -- Courtier: Paris, 1776-1778 -- Bon vivant: Paris, 1778-1785 -- Peacemaker: Paris, 1778-1785 -- Sage: Philadelphia, 1785-1790 -- Epilogue -- Conclusions -- Cast of characters -- Chronology -- Currency conversions.…”
Format: Book
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Dear Abigail : the intimate lives and revolutionary ideas of Abigail Adams and her two remarkable sisters
New York : Ballantine Books, 2014Table of Contents: “…-- "A joy in which our reason plays no part is but a sorrow" -- "The die is cast" -- "The disunited State of America" -- "With much joy and pleasure" -- "The most insignificant office that ever the invention of man contrived" -- "Too painful to think upon" -- "Second to no man but Washington" -- "Yours are mine and mine are yours" -- "One of Sister Cranchs letters is worth a half dozen of others" -- "Always I hope for the best."…”
First edition.
Format: Book
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The great builders
New York, N.Y. : Thames & Hudson, 2011Table of Contents: “…Thomas Teleford : innovator of cast-iron bridge design -- Karl Friedrich Schinkel : genius and engineer -- James Bogardus : inventory of cast-iron architecture -- Joseph Paxton : landscape gardener and architect -- Victor Baltard : municipal architect of Paris -- Isambard Kingdom Brunel : visionary railway engineer and ship designer -- A. …”
Format: Book
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Jesus : a revolutionary biography
[San Francisco] : HarperSanFrancisco, 1994Table of Contents: “…beggars -- If it is a girl, cast it out -- Who needs a mustard plant? -- Open commensality -- Radical egalitarianism -- In the beginning is the body -- The political body -- To touch a leper -- To expel a demon -- Back from the dead -- How not to be a patron -- No staff, no sandals, and no knapsack -- The arts of resistance -- Into whatever house you enter -- The skin of my feet for shoes -- The dogs beneath the cross -- A corpse for the wild beasts -- Before the feast of Passover -- James the just -- That charming Pontius Pilate -- Barabbas was not a robber -- Searching the Scriptures once again -- A respected member of the council -- How many years was Easter Sunday? …”
1st ed.
Format: Book
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Dialogues
New York : Fathers of the Church, Inc., 1959Table of Contents: “…Lawrence the Martyr; half of her body is burned -- The burial of the patrician Valerian -- The body of Valentine is cast out of the church in which it was buried -- The dyer's body disappears after being burried in church -- The one efficacious means of obtaining absolution for souls after death; a poor soul begs the priest of Centum Cellae for help through the holy Sacrifice; the soul of the monk Justus -- The life and death of Bishop Cassius -- A prisoner is freed from chains while Mass is being offered for Him; the boatman Varaca is saved from shipwreck through the holy Sacrifice of the Mass -- The power of the Mass and its mystery -- True contrition of heart is required during the Sacrifice; the need of guarding against distracting thoughts after compunction -- Forgive others their faults and yours will also be forgiven.…”
Format: Book
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The first Black actors on the great white way
Columbia : University of Missouri Press, 1998Format: Book
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