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The Census War
Author: Jack El-hai
Nearly a hundred years ago two rival cities fought hard and dirty to win the battle of numbers
The Founding Wizard
Author: John Steele Gordon
Two hundred years ago the United States was a weakling republic prostrate beneath a ruinous national debt. Then Alexander Hamilton worked the miracle of fiscal imagination that made America a healthy young economic giant. How did he do it?
Haunted Home
Author: Andrew S. Ward
When the author moved into a 1905 house on an island near Seattle, he found himself sharing it with the uncommon people who had lived there before him
The First Chapter Of Children’s Rights
Author: Marian Eide
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The Stolen Election
Author: Bernard A. Weisberger
The disputed election of "His Fraudulency" Rutherford B. Hayes ended the era of Reconstruction.
The Most Wonderful
Author: D. R. Martin
Dan Patch never lost a race. But that’s not how he made his owner a multi-millionaire. America’s best-loved horse was also perhaps the most shrewdly marketed animal of all time.