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Here, from New York Times bestseller historian and novelist Thomas Fleming is the story of six memorable Thanksgivings - from the first with the Pilgrims in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to the sixth celebrated in Englands Westminster Abbey.

In the range wars of the twenty-first century, Steven Rinella, host of The Travel Channels The Wild Within, writes, the cattle rustler runs Ponzi schemes and the lawman drives an SUV. Heres what happens when Rinella joins the new posse.

No one wishes for China to collapse, writes New York Times bestselling author and Mao biographer Ross Terrill. But some setbacks should be welcomed by the West.

Gary Hirshberg learned about running a business as the C-E-Yo of Stonyfield, now the worlds largest organic yogurt producer. In his book, Stirring It Up -- How to Make Money and Save the World, he tells how the company grew from seven cows in a New Hampshire barn to a business with more than 330 in...

If there was ever a time people need to know how to manage debt, it is now. The financial environment has recently undergone monumental changes changes in the types of loans available, devaluation of assets (especially real-estate values), and widespread unemployment. Combined, these changes create...

From the time the first business opened its doors centuries ago, people have been trying to define the essence of a company. Some have claimed that a business is its bottom line. Others have argued that a company is its customers, or its marketing power, or its products, or its people. Today, what best...

Puppet waving lift attendants? Fishy-smelling snowflakes? Slopes as crammed as a New York subway platform? Double-check your helmet strap and hop aboard a chairlift with award-winning journalist Christopher Solomon to the bizarre world of skiing in Korea.

Is he a pilgrim, a victim, or a thief? The Appalachian Trial provides a path and a refuge of sorts to all seekers, writes New York Times bestselling author Steve Friedman. Few are as baffling as the man they called Saved.

The vast Navajo Tribal Park on the border of Arizona and Utah stars in dozens of Hollywood movies, but its true attractions remain largely hidden to visitors. Award-winning journalist, author, and frequent National Public Radio and New York Times contributor Tony Perrottet uncovers its treasures.

A generals ability to inspire his soldiers is not to be discounted, and George Washington unquestionably had that gift. But in the final analysis, the great military men and women of history are rated on their ability to conceive a winning strategy and devise tactics to execute it. Does Washington, the...

The Rockefellers were the prime movers behind the creation of Wyomings Grand Teton National Park. Come explore what all that money bought with award-winning journalist, author, and frequent National Public Radio and New York Times contributor Tony Perrottet.

The Union Pacific Railroad opened the immensity of the American West to Gilded Age adventurers. Award-winning author and frequent New York Times and National Public Radio contributor Tony Perrottet retraces the first transcontinental train trip and recaptures the spirit of 1869.

This book shows a new way of seeing and describing business processes. Robert Hiebelers methodology and presentation style simplifies and clarifies the pertinent actions and procedures that make up each process, from beginning to end. As processes are mapped, a common language will emerge that allows...

Gary Hirshberg learned about running a business as the C-E-Yo of Stonyfield, now the worlds largest organic yogurt producer. In his book, Stirring It Up -- How to Make Money and Save the World, he tells how the company grew from seven cows in a New Hampshire barn to a business with more than 330 in...