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The subtle sexism behind words such as 鈥榝eisty鈥�

Obstreperous: A jovial word with an ominous back story

One pivotal year for Napoleon; The Escape from Elba, by Norman MacKenzie. New York: Oxford University Press. 289 pp. $14.95.

Valuable new look at race and history; The Crucible of Race: Black-White Relations in the American South, by Joel Williamson. New York: Oxford Unive...

Capping off the year with the 10 best books of December

If the Scouts ruled America ...; The Boy Scout Handbook and Other Observations, by Paul Fussell. New York: Oxford University Press. 284 pp. $15.95.

Why many Republicans now oppose abortion exceptions for rape

JFK's policy in Africa - a revealing look at overlooked history; J.F.K.: Ordeal in Africa, by Richard H. Mahoney. New York: Oxford University Press....

How Pakistan's Imran Khan taps anti-Americanism to fuel political rise

'Apes' own a piece of the Rock (of Gibraltar)

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The subtle sexism behind words such as 鈥榝eisty鈥�

Obstreperous: A jovial word with an ominous back story

One pivotal year for Napoleon; The Escape from Elba, by Norman MacKenzie. New York: Oxford University Press. 289 pp. $14.95.

Valuable new look at race and history; The Crucible of Race: Black-White Relations in the American South, by Joel Williamson. New York: Oxford Unive...

Capping off the year with the 10 best books of December

If the Scouts ruled America ...; The Boy Scout Handbook and Other Observations, by Paul Fussell. New York: Oxford University Press. 284 pp. $15.95.

Why many Republicans now oppose abortion exceptions for rape

JFK's policy in Africa - a revealing look at overlooked history; J.F.K.: Ordeal in Africa, by Richard H. Mahoney. New York: Oxford University Press....

How Pakistan's Imran Khan taps anti-Americanism to fuel political rise

'Apes' own a piece of the Rock (of Gibraltar)

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