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“Amazing Grace” Didn’t Stand out as “Amazing” When First Published

Posted by: Neely Tucker

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Hang Onto That Cliff! Kay Aldridge, “The Serial Queen”

Posted by: Neely Tucker

The Montgomerys of Mississippi: How a Once Enslaved Family Bought Jefferson Davis’ Plantation House After the Civil War

Posted by: Neely Tucker

The words "National Book Festival" above a large number 25 are spelled out across the orange spines of several books.

The National Book Festival’s 25th Edition!

Posted by: Neely Tucker

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Bill Moyers: A Lifetime Preserved at the Library of Congress

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Two men and one woman pose for photographers. They are in evening attire, each holding an Oscar award, posed in from a large Oscar statue.

That Haunting Song from the “Severance” Finale? It’s an Oscar Winner…From the 1960s.

Posted by: Neely Tucker

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True Crime: William Kennoch, The Ace Counterfeit Detective

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Half-length snapshot of a smiling Angela Napili, wearing classes, a blue dress shir and a black sport coat. Her long black hair is parted in the middle and falls over her shoulders. She's wearing stylish glasses.

Angela Napili’s “Charmed Life” at the Congressional Research Service

Posted by: Wendi Maloney

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Indigenous History Kept Alive at the Library

Posted by: Wendi Maloney