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The King Years

“Branch is as eloquent and trenchant as ever…the book recalls and revitalizes a history that deserves its details.”

The Boston Globe

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The Richer Sex

“A visionary, optimistic, inspiring book about the future of gender relations in America. [Liz Mundy] writes with verve, rigor and a keen sense for the unexpected.”

—Steve Coll, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and president of the New America Foundation

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Noble Savages

“One of history’s greatest anthropologists—and a rip-roaring story-teller—recounts his life with an endangered Amazonian tribe and the mind-boggling controversies his work ignited.”

—Steven Pinker, Harvard University

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Jesuits

Malachi Martin reveals for the first time the harrowing behind-the-scenes story of the “new” worldwide Society of Jesus.

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Contagious

“Why do some ideas seemingly spread overnight, while others disappear? . . . Jonah Berger knows the answers, and, with Contagious, now we do, too.”

—Charles Duhigg, author of the bestselling The Power of Habit

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The War Against Boys

“Promises to launch and influence an enduring national debate. . . . The author trains her empirical and polemical skills on an issue of demonstrable and often poignant urgency.”

The Washington Times

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Lincoln’s Code

Winner of the Bancroft Prize

“[A] sweeping history of American engagement with the idea that the brutality of war should be constrained by humanitarian rules.”

—Jennifer Schuessler, The New York Times

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