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On the High Wire

The Remains of the Day

by Kazuo Ishiguro

A Pale View of Hills

by Kazuo Ishiguro

An Artist of the Floating World

by Kazuo Ishiguro


Machine Dreams

The Papers of Thomas A. Edison Volume 1: The Making of an Inventor, February 1847–June 1873

edited by Reese V. Jenkins. others

The Evolution of Technology

by George Basalla

American Genesis: A Century of Invention and Technological Enthusiasm, 1870–1970

by Thomas P. Hughes


Me, Myself, and I

Studies in Autobiography

edited by James Olney

Fabricating Lives: Explorations in American Autobiography

by Herbert Leibowitz


Just Say Noh

The Japan That Can Say 'No': The Card for a New US–Japan Relationship

by Morita Akio and Ishihara Shintaro


The Master at Home

A Ring of Conspirators: Henry James and His Literary Circle, 1895–-1915

by Miranda Seymour

Thinking in Henry James

by Sharon Cameron

The Pop World of Henry James: From Fairy Tales to Science Fiction

by Adeline R. Tintner


All This and Heaven, Too

Hildegard of Bingen, 1098–1179: A Visionary Life

by Sabina Flanagan

Three Medieval Views of Women

translated and edited by Gloria K. Fiero and Wendy Pfeffer and Mathé Allain


Recoiling from Reason

Whose Justice? Which Rationality?

by Alasdair MacIntyre


The Art of M. F. K. Fisher

Here Let Us Feast: A Book of Banquets

by M.F.K. Fisher

Among Friends

by M.F.K. Fisher

The Art of Eating: How to Cook a Wolf, Consider the Oyster, Serve it Forth, The Gastronomical Me, An Alphabet for Gourmets

by M.F.K. Fisher

Serve It Forth

by M.F.K. Fisher

Consider the Oyster

by M.F.K. Fisher

How to Cook a Wolf

by M.F.K. Fisher

The Gastronomical Me

by M.F.K. Fisher

Sister Age

by M.F.K. Fisher

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You Can Go Home Again

Affliction

by Russell Banks

Mile Zero

by Thomas Sanchez


The Ages of Jackson

“If the frontier was the force driving the Jacksonian upheaval, how to account for the preoccupation in the pamphlet literature by Jackson’s supporters with problems of a commercial society—with monopoly, with banking, with the business cycle, with the unequal distribution of the fruits of labor, with workingmen, with trade unions, with class conflict?”

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