Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
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Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
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- Horace Walpole and the English novel;, a study of the influence of "The castle of Otranto," 1764-1820, [by] K.K. Mehrotra
- The French and Indian War, deciding the fate of North America, Walter R. Borneman
- Citizen Warhol, Blake Stimson
- Regaining paradise, Milton and the eighteenth century, Dustin Griffin
- Four decades on, Vietnam, the United States, and the legacies of the Second Indochina War, Scott Laderman and Edwin A. Martini, editors
- Iran, the legacy of the Islamic Revolution, Morris M. Mottale
- The man who invented fiction, how Cervantes ushered in the modern world, William Egginton
- Year zero, a history of 1945, Ian Buruma
- Redeeming the great emancipator, Allen C. Guelzo
- Contemporary fiction and the fairy tale, edited by Stephen Benson
- Understanding proto-insurgencies, Daniel Byman
- The vanquished, why the First World War failed to end, Robert Gerwarth
- The continuity of American poetry
- American guides, the Federal Writers' Project and the casting of American culture, Wendy Griswold
- Lincoln in American memory, Merrill D. Peterson
- Mississippi, power of place, produced by Rosemary Moritz, Fat Tuesday Productions
- The lion of Judah in the new world, Emperor Haile SeLassie of Ethiopia and the shaping of Americans' attitudes toward Africa, Theodore M. Vestal
- Rembrandt's eyes, Simon Schama
- Origins of the dream, Hughes's poetry and King's rhetoric, W. Jason Miller
- Grimm legacies, the magic spell of the Grimms' folk and fairy tales, Jack Zipes
- Plato at the Googleplex, why philosophy won't go away, Rebecca Newberger Goldstein
- The plague of war, Athens, Sparta, and the struggle for ancient Greece, Jennifer T. Roberts
- The money makers, how Roosevelt and Keynes ended the Depression, defeated fascism, and secured a prosperous peace, Eric Rauchway
- A consequential president, the legacy of Barack Obama, Michael D'Antonio
- While America sleeps, a wake-up call for the post-9/11 era, Russ Feingold
- Lewis & Clark, legacies, memories, and new perspectives, edited by Kris Fresonke and Mark Spence
- The poetry of William Carlos Williams of Rutherford, Wendell Berry
- The creation of Anne Boleyn, a new look at England's most notorious queen, Susan Bordo
- The man who sold the world, Ronald Reagan and the betrayal of Main Street America, William Kleinknecht
- Jesus Christ, the Jesus of history, the Christ of faith, J.R. Porter
- The temptation of despair, tales of the 1940s, Werner Sollors
- When America turned, reckoning with 1968, David Wyatt
- Our Emily Dickinsons, American women poets and the intimacies of difference, Vivian R. Pollak
- Bush's wars, Terry H. Anderson
- The hidden people of North Korea, everyday life in the hermit kingdom, Ralph Hassig and Kongdan Oh
- On Machiavelli, the search for glory, Alan Ryan
- The making of Jane Austen, Devoney Looser
- Ten thousand birds, ornithology since Darwin, Tim Birkhead, Jo Wimpenny, Bob Montgomerie
- The deluge, the Great War, America and the remaking of the global order, 1916-1931, Adam Tooze
- A glorious defeat, Mexico and its war with the United States, Timothy J. Henderson
- Works cited, an alphabetical odyssey of mayhem and misbehavior, Brandon R. Schrand
- The Dreyfus affair, the scandal that tore France in two, Piers Paul Read
- The madwoman in the attic, the woman writer and the nineteenth-century literary imagination, Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar
- The great tradition, George Eliot, Henry James, Joseph Conrad, F.R. Leavis
- How literature saved my life, David Shields
- Abraham Lincoln and the second American Revolution, James M. McPherson
- The cave and the light, Plato versus Aristotle and the struggle for the soul of Western civilization, Arthur Herman
- Delacroix and the rise of modern art, Patrick Noon and Christopher Riopelle
- Soldiers of reason, the Rand Corporation and the rise of the American empire, Alex Abella
- Symbolisme from Poe to Mallarmé;, the growth of a myth., Foreword by T.S. Eliot