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READINGSEPTEMBER 2012

23530. [2] (Tobias Smol­lett) Rod­er­ick Random
23531. (Michael Pol­lan) The Omnivore’s Dilema
23532. (John Irv­ing) Last Night in Twist­ed Riv­er Read more »

READINGAUGUST 2012

23377. [2] (Edgar Allan Poe) The Pur­loined Letter
23378. (Charles Kei­th Maisels) The Emer­gence of Civ­i­liza­tion from Hunt­ing and Gath­er­ing to
. . . . . Agri­cul­ture, Cities, and the State of the Near East
23379. (A. Lys Baldry) Leighton Read more »

READINGJULY 2012

23347. (Snor­ri Sturlu­son) The Prose Edda [tr. Jesse L. Byock]
23348. (Joe Halde­man) The Acci­den­tal Time Machine
23349. (Hen­ry Kut­tner) The Vam­pire [sto­ry]
23350. (Gus­tav Unger­er) The Mediter­ranean Appren­tice­ship of British Slavery
23351. (Gore Vidal) The City and the Pil­lar Read more »

READINGJUNE 2012

23347. (Ellery Queen) The Roman Hat Mystery
23348. (Steve Muhlberg­er) [in blog Muhlberger’s World His­tory] How Impor­tant Was the War
. . . . . of 1812? [arti­cle]
23349. (Steve Muhlberg­er) [in blog Muhlberger’s World His­tory] Review of The Civ­il War of 
. . . . . 1812 by Alan Taylor
(Edmond Hamil­ton) The Best of Edmond Hamil­ton [ ̶ed. Leigh Brack­ett]: Read more »

READINGMAY 2012

23309. (Mark J. McGar­ry) Sun Dogs
23310. (Reseau des Défenseurs des Droits Humains en Afrique Cen­trale) Douala, le 24 Février
. . . . . 2012 : arresta­tion du défenseur des droits de l’homme et médecin, Dr Wences­lao Alo
. . . . . Man­so­go, Secré­taire des droits de l’homme et des lib­ertés civiles de la Con­ver­gence pour . . . . . la démoc­ra­tie sociale en Guinée équa­to­ri­ale [press release]
23311. (blog Ancient Scripts) Mahara­ja [arti­cle]
23312. (Lotte Hedea­ger) Iron-Age Soci­eties ― From Tribe to State in North­ern Europe, 500 BC to . . . . . AD 700 Read more »

READINGAPRIL 2012

23282. (Jean-Paul Gagnon) Post-Colo­nial Pub­lic Law: Are Cur­rent Legal Establishments
. . . . . Demo­c­ra­t­i­cal­ly Ille­git­i­mate? [arti­cle]
23283. (Bib­hutib­hushan Bandy­opad­hyay) The Song of the Road [Pather Panchali]
23284. (Steve Muhlberg­er) [in blog Muhlberger’s World His­to­ry] Democ­ra­cy in the Middle
. . . . . East [arti­cle]
23283. (Irfan Ahmad) How the West De-dem­o­critized the Mid­dle East [arti­cle] Read more »

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 — Secret History In Paperback

The Secret His­to­ry of Democ­ra­cy was re-issued in a paper­back edi­tion, yes­ter­day. Much more rea­son­ably priced than last year’s hard­cov­er edi­tion, the book will now be able to reach ordi­nary stu­dents and school libraries. The crit­i­cal recep­tion of the book has been very gratifying.
Chapters/Indigo Books (Cana­da) ; Ama­zon (USA) ; Barnes & Noble (USA) ; Abe­Books (USA) ; SBS Livraria Inter­na­tion­al (Brazil) ; Amazon.UK (UK)Bookstore.co (UK) ; Foyles (UK) ; W.H. Smith (UK) ; Van­Stock­um (NETHERLANDS)Thalia.de (GERMANY) ; Flip­kart (INDIA) [hard­cov­er only]Kinokun­ya (MALAYSIA) Ama­zon出品サービス (JAPAN) ; Seek­books (Aus­tralia)

READINGMARCH 2012

23228. (Jim Har­ris) Harp­er Con­quers Cana­da, One Robo­call at a Time [arti­cle]
23229. (Igor D. Novikov) The Riv­er of Time
23230. (Steve Muhlberg­er) [in blog Muhlberger’s World His­to­ry] Beyond Non-Vio­lence [arti­cle]
23231. (Bon­nie Jo Mount) Rad­i­cal The­o­ry of First Amer­i­cans Places Stone Age Europeans
. . . . . in Del­mar­va 20,000 Years Ago [ari­cle] Read more »

READINGFEBRUARY 2012

23198. (Charles Cald­well Dobie) The Elder Broth­er [sto­ry]
23199. (Maev Kennedy) Eng­lish Her­itage Buys Great Barn at Har­mondsworth [arti­cle]
23200. (David Reich, et al) Genet­ic His­to­ry of an Archa­ic Homonin Group from Deniso­va Cave
. . . . . in Siberia [arti­cle]
23201. (Yoav Peled & Horit Her­man Peled) The Way For­ward in the Mid­dle East [arti­cle]
23202. (Glenn M. Schwartz) From Urban Ori­gins to Impe­r­i­al Inte­gra­tion in West­ern Syria:
. . . . . Umm el-Mar­ra 2006, 2008 [arti­cle]
23203. (Nor­man Davies) Van­ished King­doms ― The His­to­ry of Half-For­got­ten Europe Read more »

READINGJANUARY 2012

23126. (anon. 13th Cen­tu­ry) Sumer is icu­men in [poem]
23127. (Michael Ignati­eff) There’s No Way Out But a New Pol­i­tics of Fair­ness [arti­cle]
23128. (Kate Wong) Spec­tac­u­lar South African Skele­tons Reveal New Species from Murky 
. . . . . Peri­od of Human Evo­lu­tion [arti­cle]
23129. (John Alle­mang) Rev­o­lu­tions: Long in Com­ing, They Require Dis­ci­plined Preparation 
. . . . . [arti­cle]
23130. (Arne Wossink) Com­pe­ti­tion and Coop­er­a­tion Among Pas­toral­ists in Northern 
. . . . . Mesopotamia c.3000–1600 BC Read more »