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Step into the world of Thomas Kelly, a man whose beliefs and actions change the course of history. Arthur Cheney Train's masterpiece combines deep philosophical insight with thrilling adventure, taking readers on a journey they will never forget.

This humorous collection of essays and observations from the perspective of Mr. Dooley, a fictional Irish immigrant in turn-of-the-century America, is a classic of American humor. With his wit, charm, and sharp insights, Mr. Dooley offers a unique commentary on American politics, society, and culture.

A poignant memoir exploring the author's family history and their connections to the larger narrative of American culture and identity. Through personal anecdotes and historical research, America: A Family Matter offers a unique perspective on the American experience.

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