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September 25, 2017

Book Review: The Templars

September 25, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

The Knights Templar have been captured on stage, page, and screen countless times; a new book separates history from legend.

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September 14, 2017

Book Review: iGen

September 14, 2017/ Justin Hickey

Are cell phones and 'smart' technology rotting the minds of today's young people? A controversial new book makes the case.

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September 2017
September 10, 2017

Book Review: Out of China

September 10, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

The roots of new Chinese nationalism extend back through well over a century of foreign meddling, as a comprehensive new history shows.

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September 2017
September 10, 2017

Len Wein

September 10, 2017/ Open Letters Monthly

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September 2017
September 06, 2017

Book Review: The Cold War

September 06, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A massive new study looks at the Cold War as a world war, touching - and often toppling - governments far from Washington or Moscow.

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September 2017
September 06, 2017

Book Review: The Witch

September 06, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

Paganism scholar Ronald Hutton's fascinating new book delves into the long history of the witch in human societies.

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September 2017
September 03, 2017

Book Review: The Republic For Which It Stands

September 03, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

America in the sordid wilderness years between the end of the Civil War and the dawn of the 20th century is the focus of the newest volume in the mighty Oxford History of the United States.

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September 2017
August 23, 2017

Book Review: Bush and Cheney

August 23, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

One of the most outspoken critics of the official version of 9-11 now writes a wide-ranging assessment of the long-term consequences of the Bush-Cheney administration.

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August 2017
August 21, 2017

Book Review: The Riviera at War

August 21, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

An impressive new history details the many sides of the fighting that came to the French Riviera during the Second World War

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August 15, 2017

Book Review: Midnight in the Pacific

August 15, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A key turning-point in the Battle of the Pacific gets a richly anecdotal new history.

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August 2017
August 13, 2017

Book Review: Their Backs Against the Sea

August 13, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A ferocious and largely forgotten island battle marked a key point in the Pacific theater of the Second World War. A new book tells the story of the Battle of Saipan.

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August 02, 2017

Book Review: The Treaty of Versailles

August 02, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A new short treatment of the pivotal Treaty of Versailles by one of the greatest working historians of the First World War.

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August 01, 2017

Book Review: In the Highest Degree Tragic

August 01, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

The doomed valor of the small, scrappy US Asiatic Fleet in the Pacific Theater, often overlooked in WWII histories, now gets an elaborate new chronicle.

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June 27, 2017

Book Review: The Allies Strike Back

June 27, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A vivid new history recounts the resurgence of the Allies against the Germany war machine during the highest pitch of the Second World War

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June 2017
June 20, 2017

Book Review: Blood Royal

June 20, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A sharp new history recounts the pitch-and-tumble fortunes of York and Lancaster during the Wars of the Roses

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June 2017
June 07, 2017

Book Review: The Best Land Under Heaven

June 07, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A thorough and searching new book explores not only the tragic fate of the Donner Party but the dreams that motivated them in the first place.

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June 2017
May 17, 2017

Book Review: Jane Austen, The Secret Radical

May 17, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A hugely readable new book examines the progressive social thinker behind the most beloved novels of English literature.

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May 2017
May 16, 2017

Book Review: Sting Like a Bee

May 16, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

The greatest boxer of all time was once involved in a years-long battle ... with the US government. A hugely readable new book tells the story.

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May 2017
May 15, 2017

Book Review: He's Got Rhythm

May 15, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

The legendary hoofer and showman Gene Kelly gets a big, winning new biography

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May 2017
April 20, 2017

Book Review: What Algorithms Want

April 20, 2017/ Steve Donoghue

A cogent, sobering new book looks at the computer conversations that increasingly shape every aspect of our lives.

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April 2017
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