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BROWN: THE
LAST DISCOVERY OF AMERICA, Richard Rodriguez, an editor
at the Pacific News Service in San Francisco and
essayist on the “News Hour with Jim Lehrer” on PBS
(archive from April 18, 2003)
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THE TROUBLED HEART OF AFRICA: A HISTORY OF THE CONGO, Robert B. Edgerton, teaches in the departments of Psychiatry and Anthropology at UCLA
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LAWN & GARDEN CARE, Sandy Mason, horticulture educator, University of Illinois Extension in Champaign County |
AMERICAN BISON: A NATURAL HISTORY, Dale F. Lott, professor emeritus of Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology, University of California, Davis |
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HALLOWED GROUND: A WALK AT GETTYSBURG, James M. McPherson, Pulitzer Prize winner and George Henry Davis ’86 Professor of History, Princeton University |
INSECTS, May Berenbaum, professor and head of Entomology, University of Illinois |
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TAKING FLIGHT – INVENTING THE AERIAL AGE FROM ANTIQUITY THROUGH THE FIRST WORLD WAR, Richard
Hallion, former U.S. Air Force Historian, Aerospace Historian |
Antiques And Collectibles, Barbara Peckham and Matthew
Peckham of Peckham Estate Sales & Appraisers
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Talk to the Cardiologist, Matthew Gibb, M. D., head of Cardiology, Carle
Clinic
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BATTLE: A HISTORY OF COMBAT AND CULTURE, John A. Lynn, Professor of History, University of Illinois
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