Thread: What are your favorite non-fiction books?
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Old 04-29-2010, 02:15 PM   #54
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If I have to pick one it would be Abraham Lincoln: A Life by David Burlingame. It's long (2000 pages in 2 hardcover volumes) and expensive ($125 in hardcover) but it is the biography of Lincoln and clearly demonstrates that at least in the early years of America, the American dream could truly become a reality for everyone's betterment.
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