| If you're like me you look to the lessons
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| | of view of the losers. In his first
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| that history teaches us. The problem
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| | chapter Mr.
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| with history is that depending on what
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| | Zinn explores the discovery of America
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| side of history you're on will affect
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| | from the point of view of the Arawak
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| your point of view. An example of this
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| | Indians. Andrew Jackson is seen through
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| would be the conquering of the west in
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| | the eyes of the Cherokees, WWI is seen
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| the United States of America. Your point
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| | through the eyes of the socialist, WWII
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| of view will be drastically different if
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| | through the eyes of the pacifists and so
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| you're a descendent of an American Indian
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| | on. I
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| as opposed to a descendant of he
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| | never really contemplated the other
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| settlers.To that end I have compiled a
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| | side. It's worth a read; especially
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| list of 5 books that I feel worthy of
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| | important in
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| passing on to you!
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| | these days to understand the other
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| This list is presented in random order;
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| | side.5. Profiles in Courage, By John F.
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| so please don't read anything into the
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| | KennedyI am currently reading this book
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| order
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| | for the first time and even though I have
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| that I have listed them.1. A Natural
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| | gotten
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| History of the Senses, By Diane
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| | through just the first 50 pages; I
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| AckermanThis book is a mix of a great
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| | whole-heartedly recommend this book.
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| national geographic article and the
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| | Kennedy
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| history channel.
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| | profiles courageous politicians starting
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| Read this and you'll know why and how
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| | with President John Quincy Adams. It's
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| the nose works. You'll understand the
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| | incredible to read the problems Adams
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| intricacies of evolution and have a
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| | faced; his political problems of 225
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| greater appreciation for your own natural
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| | years
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|
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| | ago are as fresh and pertinent today as
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| abilities. A distinct must read.2.
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| | they were in his day. What I take away
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| Ain't Nobody's Business If You Do; the
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| | from
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| absurdity of consensual crimes in our
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| | the first 50 pages of this book is that
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| free
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| | it is our duty to keep our politicians
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| country, By Peter McWilliamsThis 692
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| | honest.
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| page book will leave you hungry for more
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| | Accountability for our politicians is
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| pages to read. Mr. McWilliams
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| | something that we sadly lack the zeal for
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| passed away in 2000; fortunately for us
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| | in this
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| he left his wisdom with us. The book
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| | information age.H.I.S.S. Home Inventory
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| isn't
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| | Service Specialists is headed up by
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| as daunting as a 700-page book would
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| | Richard Berroa; a
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| seem to be; especially since every other
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| | producer whose background is in live
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| page is adorned with a quote from a
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| | T.V. production and documentaries. At
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| famous figure. At the heart of the book
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| | HBO,
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| is a
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| | NBC and PBS; Rich was responsible for
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| message that we are all adults and we
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| | gathering all the information for the
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| know better than our government (remember
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| | shoot
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| | (the who, what, when, where) and putting
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| the prohibition). This book follows the
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| | them to insure a successful production
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| history of consensual crimes (victimless
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| | (the How). That skill set is now put to
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| crimes or vices) in the US. He presents
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| | work for your own H.I.S.S. catalog; which
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| clear arguments for the elimination of
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| | is a
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| the
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| | mini production itself. The same
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| crimes; read it really is worth it even
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| | commitment, attention to details and
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| if you just by it for the quotes.3. Open
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| | meticulous
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| Veins of Latin America, By Eduardo
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| | organization will now work for you. We
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| GaleanoThis book changed the way I view
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| | are a company set up to serve an under
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| the world. Any time a book makes you
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| | served need; the fact is that all
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| feel
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| | insurance companies tell their clients to
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| passion and emotion you know you are
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| | make an
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| reading a classic. This book traces the
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| | inventory but they do not provide this
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| development of Latin America side by
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| | service to their customers. WHY? Maybe it
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| side with the US. Warning reading this
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| | is
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| book
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| | because it's simply is not in their (the
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| will raise your blood pressure! Not for
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| | insurance company's) best interest.
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| the faint of heart.4. A People's History
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| | Empowering you the customer is our
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| of the United States; 1492 - Present, By
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| | priority. We are insured; currently we
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| Howard ZinnA People's History does that
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| | service
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| rare thing that I really never received
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| | the entire east coast but we are willing
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| will I was in
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| | to travel beyond on a per case basis.
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| school. It gives history from the point
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