REVIEW: The Story of Three Women Who Co-Conspired for Abolition and Women's Rights
/Harriet Tubman, Frances Miller Seward, and Martha Coffin Wright Worked Together to Change the World
Read MoreHarriet Tubman, Frances Miller Seward, and Martha Coffin Wright Worked Together to Change the World
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Read MoreAnd Exploring the Legacy of a Harvard Homer Professor Who Died Mysteriously
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Read MoreAnd Essays from a Mixed-Race Writer Who Thinks of Herself as “a Perpetual Foreigner”
Read MoreThe Grim Reality of History is that Peace is All Too Often Merely a Prelude to the Next War
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Read MoreAnd Eleanor Roosevelt’s Little-Known Years as a Greenwich Village Bohemian
Read MoreAnd a History of America’s First Civil Rights Movement
Read MoreAnd How Writing a Novel Changes the Author
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Read MoreAnd a Novel about an African Village in the Grip of a Major American Oil Company
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Read MoreAnd Annabelle Gurwitch’s Wry Look at Downward Mobility and Other Woes
Read More‘Medical Bondage’ Chronicles how the White “Fathers” of Gynecology Built the Field on Enslaved Black Women
Read MoreAnd a Spectacular New Biography of Tom Stoppard
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And a beautifully written memoir from the son of two famous 1960s radicals