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Op weg: het RV-levensstijlhandboek
Uw gids voor vrijheid, comfort en verkenning op de open weg
by Alex Bugeja
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Mudarse a Chile
GuĂa para futuros expatriados
by Alex Bugeja
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Boom, recessie, herhaling
Een geschiedenis van financiële zeepbellen en de waanzin van markten
by Joseph Wright
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The Engraved Die of Ancient Peru
Chance, Divination, and Power in the Andes Before the Inca
by Wayne K. Roberts
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A History of Keurig Dr Pepper
The Story of an S&P 500 Company
by Kyle O. Hughes
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A History of EchoStar
The Story of an S&P 500 Company
by Diane S. Carter
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The Dig That Found a Door
An epic fantasy of buried gods and broken seals
by Alexis O. Clark
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A History of Iron Mountain
The Story of an S&P 500 Company
by Rachel Z. Gray
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A History of United Rentals
The Story of an S&P 500 Company
by Madeline X. Burns
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Below the Battery: Oral Histories from the Critical Minerals Rush
Miners, Communities, and the Race for Green Energy Metals
by Wayne L. Patterson
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The Last Sin-Eater of Harlan
A Novel of Appalachian Horror
by Bryan Z. Russell
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The Proofing Basket Trail
A Journey Through Europe's Breads Following the Baker's Essential Tool
by Judy Y. Hall
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The Abandoned Comic Book Factory of Akron
by Rebecca J. Mendoza
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The Clockmaker's Secret in 1742 Prague
by Betty Y. Gutierrez
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A History of KLA Corporation
The Story of an S&P 500 Company
by Grace V. Wells
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The Green Payoff: How Scotland's Forestry Investment Boosts Economy and Environment
Economic, Ecological, and Social Returns
by Christina U. Baker
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The Coal That Powered the British Empire
How One Fossil Fuel Built Modern Britain
by Doris P. Reed
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The 1972 Summit Series: Hockey's Cold War Showdown
How Eight Games Redefined International Sport
by Mark L. Hall
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The Plastic Kit That Changed Modeling
How Airfix's 1/72 Spitfire Created a Hobby
by Terry L. Marshall
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The Salt March: Gandhi's Protest That Shook an Empire
A Narrative of Civil Disobedience in Colonial India
by Virginia W. Reynolds
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The Reel That Cannot Be Screened
A horror novel about a cursed film
by Bobby A. Cruz
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Sunset at the Saltworks
A Post-Apocalyptic Tale of Water
by Jason K. Harrison
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Therapy Dogs and Veterans: A Postwar History
How Animal-Assisted Healing Evolved After World War II
by Aaron I. Green
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How 420,000 Refugees Made a Pie Finland's National Dish
Sep 23, 2026
When Soviet annexation forced 420,000 Karelians from their homes, they carried little more than memories and a recipe for rye-crusted pasties — transforming a regional specialty into Finland's beloved national dish.
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The Fire Tornado That Swallowed 38,000 Lives
Sep 23, 2026
On September 1, 1923, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck Tokyo. The shaking was only the beginning — a fire tornado soon rose over a crowded refuge site, incinerating thousands in minutes.
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An Excerpt from “The Shadow of the Oracle”
Sep 23, 2026
In "The Shadow of the Oracle," Professor Nathaniel Reed, an Oxford historian, discovers an ancient manuscript detailing prophetic visions and a secret global network known as the Oracle. Initially dismissing it as an academic curiosity, Nathaniel soo
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Lines Drawn in Dust: How Asia's Borders Became Battlegrounds
Sep 23, 2026
Noah Murray's The Making of Borders reveals how colonial surveys, ethnic censuses, and resource scrambles turned fluid frontiers into fortified lines—and why those lines keep shifting.
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