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Taft 2012
Taft 2012© 2012 Jason Heller246 pages In another world, William Howard Taft vanished from history after his presidential term. Rather than going on to become a Supreme Court Justice, he simply — disappeared. He became the world’s most famous missing … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, food, food and drink, Hail to the Chief, humor, politics, Politics-CivicInterest
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His Excellency
His Excellency: George Washington © 2005 Joseph Ellis 352 pages Most of the Founding Fathers are exalted, but not quite divine. They are icons not without blemish: John Adams had his temper, Benjamin Franklin his shameless lechery. But George … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, biography, George Washington, Hail to the Chief, Joseph Ellis
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John Adams
John Adams© 2001 David McCullough751 pages The memory of some American presidents looms over the national mind like their monuments tower above the landscape. But John Adams has no monument on the National Mall: his face does not stare down … Continue reading