Jeffrey K. Smith
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Bad Blood: Lyndon B. Johnson, Robert F. Kennedy, and the Tumultuous 1960s
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2010
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8 editions
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The Loyalist: The Life and Times of Andrew Johnson
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2012
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3 editions
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The Eagle Has Landed: The Story of Apollo 11
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2012
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4 editions
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Listen to Me: The Brief Life and Enduring Legacy of Buddy Holly
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The Fighting Little Judge
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2009
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4 editions
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The Wizard of the Saddle: Nathan Bedford Forrest
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2015
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3 editions
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Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
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Dixiecrat: The Life and Times of Strom Thurmond
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2011
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4 editions
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The Presidential Assassins: John Wilkes Booth, Charles Julius Guiteau, Leon Frank Czolgosz, and Lee Harvey Oswald
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2013
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4 editions
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Fire in the Sky: The Story of the Atomic Bomb
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2010
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6 editions
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“in July of 1863, Grover Cleveland’s name was pulled from the box as one of the approximately 2,000 conscripts Erie County was mandated to contribute to the war effort. Fred, who had completed his tour of duty two months earlier, immediately offered to serve in his brother’s place, but Grover declined, informing his sibling that he had “done enough.” On August 20th, six weeks after being drafted, Cleveland was introduced to 32-year-old George Beniski.”
― Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
― Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
“Amidst the Financial Panic, President Cleveland celebrated the birth of his second child on September 9, 1893. The girl, who was named Esther, was (and still is) the only child ever born in the White House.”
― Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
― Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
“In 1820, the first Americans, mostly Christian missionaries, arrived in the Hawaiian Islands. The missionaries taught the natives how to read and write, as well as develop their own alphabet. In the coming years, American and European whalers, merchant seamen, traders, and sugar planters settled in Hawaii. The foreigners, also known as “Haoles,” brought diseases with them (smallpox, mumps, measles, and tuberculosis), which devastated the native population.”
― Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
― Grover Cleveland: The Last Conservative Democratic President
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