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Robert W. Merry's Books
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A Country of Vast DesignsA highly acclaimed biography of a much neglected president, a gripping narrative that illuminates a crucial epoch in U.S. history.Read More
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Sands of EmpireIn Sands of Empire, veteran political journalist and award-winning author Robert W. Merry examines the misguided concepts that have fueled American...Read More
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Austin Business Journal, December 15, 2009
...Veteran Robert Merry Joins Intelligence Firm s_account build_site_sections s.hier1 Members: Not ed? for free extra services. Choose Another City: bizjournals Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Baltimore Birmingham Boston Buffalo Charlotte Cincinnati Columbus...
PRWeb, December 9, 2009
...jon Meacham Morse Invents the Telegraph: Daniel Walker Howe Polk Adds Texas, California and Oregon to the US: Robert Merry Edwin Drake Discovers Oil at Titusville: Daniel Yergin CIVIL WAR Lincolns Cooper Union Speech: Harold Holzer Lincoln Decides about...
PhiloBiblos, November 22, 2009
...same book is reviewed by John Gross in the WSJ . - Also in the Times , Sean Wilentz reviews Robert Merry's A Country of Vast Designs . - Alexandra Mullen reviews Madeline Goold's Mr. Langshaw's Square Piano in the WSJ . - Barbara Kingsolver's The Lacuna...
PhiloBiblos, November 8, 2009
...in the NYTimes , as do Ron Charles for the Washington Post and Kai Maristead in the LATimes . - Robert Merry's A Country of Vast Designs is reviewed by Aram Bakshian, Jr. in the WSJ . - Michael Dirda reviews Michael Slater's Charles Dickens in the...
Short Stack, August 20, 2009
...unflinchingly self-revealing piece of work." He placed it side by side with Katharine Graham's "Personal History," Robert Merry's "Taking on the World," which is a biography of Joseph and Stewart Alsop, and Ronald Steel's "Walter Lippmann and the...
