Others Unknown Timothy Mcveigh And The Oklahoma City ...
 Others Unknown: I read this book in 1999 and have shared it with many friends and family. I had the privilege of meeting Stephen Jones and immediately got the sense this was a man with integrity and a very strong belief in the Constitution of the United [... more]
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Public Enemies
The Real Story of '30s Gangsters-Not the Hollywood Version: Brian Burrough has taken alot of time to set the record straight about several major criminal gangs in the 1930s. John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, "Baby Face Nelson" and other [... more]
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Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year
Unforgettable: On September 11th, 2001 I bought the first house for my family, but a few hours later events happened that made this day unforgettable for the world. The cartoons collected in this book express the sorrow, the rage and the determination [... more]
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The Fame of a Dead Man's Deeds: An Up-Close Portrait of ...
The Real Dr. Pierce: Of course, given that Dr. Pierce has been a monumental figure in my life, I carry no pretension of objectively portraying the value of the book. However, as a writer Professor Griffin, who teaches at the University of Vermont, [... more]
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The Third Terrorist: The Middle East Connection to the ...
Very Compelling: Davis presents a compelling case, not easily dismissed. The possible Nichols connection to Ramzi Yousef is echoed by Richard Clarke. Absolute must read for any political stripe. The Truth Will Surface: This book is a compelling read. I [... more]
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Objection!
A true monster: Nancy Grace is the new face of American Justice. A shrill, almost hysterical voice on American Television who screams night after night for revenge against those she decides are guilty. She is a former prosecutor in the US. She will say [... more]
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Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace: How We Got to Be So Hated
Vanishing Liberties.: What has made America a great nation in the eyes of the world over the last two hundred years, is not its major technological advances, it competent military or its advances in all the arts, but its original pure ideals on what [... more]
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Skeptical Philosophy For Everyone
From Amazon.com: Skeptical Philosophy for Everyone is a deliberate recounting of skepticism's role in the development of philosophy. Richard H. Popkin and Avrum Stroll contend that the history of philosophy has been propelled largely by skepticism, or [... more]
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Condemned: Inside the Sing Sing Death House
Pictures that are worth many thousand words . . .: Regardless of the reader's position on the death penalty, this book is a fascinating, disturbing, thought-provoking, and very necessary addition to the personal library of anyone interested in that issue. [... more]
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Lone Patriot: The Short Career of an American Militiaman
Only a glimpse of Whatcom militia movement...: Publisher's Weekly review of this book is totally off base. The armed, anti-government movement in Whatcom County is not a bunch of rag-tag losers. While Kramer gives an accurate picture of this particular [... more]
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The Death Penalty: An American History
From Amazon.com: Stuart Banner's The Death Penalty is a richly detailed overview of American attitudes toward and implementation of capital punishment throughout its past. Banner decries what he sees as today's prevailing "smug condescension" [... more]
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From Resistance To Revolution
The Framers: Neither Anarchists nor Statists: As Gordon Wood pointed out in the New York Times, this is a terrific piece of work. It's also an underappreciated piece of work in today's debate over the scope of government. On the one hand we have people [... more]
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