From great triumphs to continuing struggles, learn more about African American history with these books.
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These biographies and history books shed new light on a larger-than-life legacy.
By Orrin Grey
These unbelievable stories stretch beyond the pages of your average history book.
From firsthand accounts to comprehensive studies, these books examine the tragedies of the Holocaust.
The 1965 battle marked the first major conflict between the United States Army and the North Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War.
Immerse yourself in the culture–and history–of a place.
By Abby Ronner
Five authors carry on the legacy of Carson's five iconic books.
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The long-awaited report is here.
His mysterious life has left scholars and readers with many a question.
From biographies to a collection of Lincoln’s writings, there’s much more to the 16th president than you might think.
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By Dave Adams
The triumphant, the tragic, and everything in between.
Legendary essays on baseball, reflections on aging, and so much more.
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The pair’s spectacular accomplishments and whirlwind romance will forever be marked by a shocking scandal.