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Delaware Behaving Badly: First State, True Crimes
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Delaware from Railways to Freeways: First State, Second Phase
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2023
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Delaware at Christmas: The First State in a Merry State
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Delaware Before the Railroads: A Diamond Among the States
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2022
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Delaware from Freeways to E-Ways: First State, Solid-State
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2024
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Delaware Keepers: Life at the Edge of the Sea
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Southern Cross: June 2010
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2010
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Southern Cross: July-August 2010
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Delaware's Forgotten Cavalry: A Failure of Command
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VW Bodywork: Beetles, Transporter, Fastback, and Squareback
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A Shift in Focus: From Curiosities to Character Jim Duffy’s earlier book, You Wouldn’t Believe! 44 Strange and Wondrous Delmarva Tales, (2021) delighted in the region’s oddities—vanished industries, forgotten occupations, stories that made readers say ...more |
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| Bill Newcott returns to the sun-dappled back roads of coastal Delaware in "More Right Wrong Turns," a follow-up to his well-received 2021 collection that confirms his status as one of America's most charming chroniclers of small-town life. Where his ...more | |
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“Delaware: a state that has three counties when the tide is out, and two when it is in.”
― A Collection of the Writings of John James Ingalls; Essays, Addresses, and Orations
― A Collection of the Writings of John James Ingalls; Essays, Addresses, and Orations
“General Motors could buy Delaware if DuPont were willing to sell it.”
― Corporate Power in America
― Corporate Power in America









































