To Build a Fire by Jack London
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The musical heritage of America
Tom Glazer
Not in Library
The Minions of Midas by Jack London
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon, Richard M.
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John Knowles reading A separate peace
John Knowles
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Philip Roth reading from "Letting go"
Philip A. Roth
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John Barth reads from Giles goat boy
John Barth
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The original confession of Nat Turner as made to T.R. Gray, November, ...
Nat Turner
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Tales of Horror and Suspense (Man and the Snake / Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge) by Ambrose Bierce
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Short Stories of Ambrose Bierce [4 stories]
Ambrose Bierce
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The Great Sonnets & Soliloquies by William Shakespeare
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Reading from "Letting Go" / The Mourners by Philip A. Roth, Bernard Malmud
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Editions Published
Year of Publication
subjects
American fiction, Fiction, Adventure and adventurers, Adventure and adventurers, fiction, Adventure stories, American Civil War, American Short stories, American fiction (fictional works by one author), Children's fiction, Classic Literature, Confederate States of America, Dogs, Dogs, fiction, English Folk songs, Fiction, action & adventure, Fiction, short stories (single author), History, Inauguration, Juvenile audience, Juvenile fiction
places
United States, Alabama, Canada, Owl Creek Bridge, Virginia
people
Nat Turner (1800?-1831), Peyton Farquhar, Richard M. Nixon (1913-1994)
times
20th century, 1861-65

Authors

published most by this publisher
Ambrose Bierce, 2 books
Philip A. Roth, 2 books
Jack London, 2 books
Tom Glazer, 1 book
Nixon, Richard M., 1 book
John Barth, 1 book
Bernard Malmud, 1 book
John Knowles, 1 book
Nat Turner, 1 book
William Shakespeare, 1 book

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