Signed, Mata HariIn the cold October of 1917 Margaretha Zelle, alias Mata Hari, the infamous exotic dancer, sits in a prison cell in Paris awaiting trial on charges of espionage; the penalty, death by firing squad. As she waits, Mata Hari tells stories much like Scheherazade to buy back her life from her interrogators. From a bleak childhood on the shores of the North Sea, through a loveless marriage to a Dutch naval officer, Margaretha is transported to the sensual

Reliant only on Enlightenment liberalism the United States has become the home of the cowardly the shameless the selfish and the alienated

LOLA GIL wants life to go back to normal

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the visionary attempts to protect the democratic commonwealth

But when we find ourselves in such a place

Global Art and the Cold War offers an important and timely examination of how art helped shape history in the mid-to-late twentieth-century

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a project utilizing a stellar reactor that he has been researching for some time

ACHIEVE MORE shows you how

bestselling recipe writer Justine Pattison introduces readers to her 123 Plan

meets Jacob Durris

Oliver Rathbone William Monk's close friend has presided brilliantly over his first cases as a judge