Shakespeare's hidden life: Shakespeare at the law, 1585-1595

Knight, W. Nicholas

Mason & Lipscomb

Cecil Rhodes: the anatomy of Empire

Marlowe, John.

The Navajo peace treaty, 1868 (Great events in world history)

Mitchell, Marie

Stop! You're killing the business

Business & Money

Klein, Howard J

Management & Leadership

How to Lose Everything in Politics (Except Massachusetts}

Politics & Social Sciences

Witker, Kristi

Politics & Government

Selected poems of Catullus

Catullus, Gaius Valerius

Jacob Asch never really considered himself a private detective. He was just an out of work investigative journalist who had had a few hard breaks and would be back in there filing copy again just as soon as he could clear his record. And when he got himself involved in investigating cases like the ritual sacrifice of wealthy girl about town Sheila Warren, he felt more like an amateur then ever. For the trail was to lead through the undergroud of Los Angeles of the 1970s, from its arcane religious sects of Satanists and Jesus freaks to the kinky sexual pleasures of the wealthy who could callously destroy the life of a teenage girl for the sake of a roll of bizarre movie film. The Dead are Discreet introduces a new detective. Jacob Axch, witty, bitter, with his ideals somewhat battered but still intact, works the strange but fascintating underworld of Sourhern California today.

The dead are discreet

Biographies & Memoirs

Lyons,Arthur

True Crime

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Pandora's box;: A novel

CHASTAIN, Thomas

The Dream of Troy

Arnold C. Brackman

It is a perverse but almost inescapable phenomenon in the history of violent revolutions that after the first heroic days a colorless bureaucrat will inherit the mantle of leadership. In the Russian Revolution, Lenin was followed by a plodding Stalin rather than a dazzling Trotsky. Even after the American Revolution the celebrated Jefferson barely made it into office as president between two party regulars.  The French Revolution was no exception. After the genius and idealism of Mirabeau, Danton, and others who had created the Revolution, it fell into the hands of an unscrupulous and sententious bourgeois lawyer who had been lost among the back benches of the first Estates-General. Like Stalin, Robespierre rose through tireless party service and meticulous attention to detail and finally through the execution of men who had been the real heroes of the Revolution. Unlike Stalin, however, Robespierre was a brilliant orator who ultimately was destroyed on the guillotine by the very terror he had created to eliminate his rivals.  In Robespierre: The Voice of Virtue, Otto J. Scott has created an ironic portrait of hypocrisy in power. This biography is a study in moral arrogance, self-proclaimed virtue, and the effectiveness of brutality in the position of political leadership; it is a reenactment of the events that Robespierre came to personifyâ€”the Reign of Terror. This political condition has since been re-enacted all too often.

Robespierre: The Voice of Virtue

History

Otto J. Scott

Europe

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