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‘Forged in Chaos’: From Battlefield to Brotherhood
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‘Battles at Annapolis’: the Premier College Rivalry

The book offers a riveting account of two Army–Navy games.

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‘A Case of Mice and Murder’: An Exquisite Treasure
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This historical novel explores one woman’s survival during WWII, but her descendants may not have escaped the effects of her living through this time.
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‘Robert Shaw’: Wobbly Biography of the ‘Jaws’ Star
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