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General Books
Portland Noir
From the Author of the Jack McMorrow mysteries, Gerry Boyle '78, comes Port City Black and White featuring Brandon Blake, the tough and resourceful kid from the Portland waterfront.
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Fenton Pardee Returns
Willard Wyman '56 moves back in time, filling in the story of the legendary packer in his sequel to High Country.
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Where Sensuality and Entrepreneurship Meet
In The Secret of Chanel No. 5 Colby English professor Tilar J. Mazzeo (author of The Widow Clicquot) offers a fascinating account of Chanel No. 5's creation, its rise to iconic status, and the legacy of its extraordinary success.
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Mayflower HillRead Mayflower Hill, Colby's new history as written by College Historian and former Dean of the College Earl H. Smith.
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Beyond National Histories
In this vivid narrative, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Alan Taylor '77 tells the riveting story of a war that redefined North America.
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The Virgin Warrior
Professor of History Larissa Juliet Taylor teases out an engaging story of Joan of Arc in The Virgin Warrior, following the life of the "ordinary" girl who rescued France. A sell-out in hardcover, now in paperback!
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Emissions Trading
Tietenberg, Tom-Economics Dept.
Emissions Trading is a 1985 book-length review of the emissions trading program and the ways in which it has evolved. It skillfully weaves together a vast amount of theoretical and empirical information with a detailed analysis of the implementing regulations and transactions under the program. The program has endured and promises to remain an integral part of U.S. air pollution control policy.
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Decision-Making in Deng's China
Zhao, Suisheng-Government Dept. 1993-2001.
Unique in many respects, the book sheds new light on numerous political institutions and processes in China and makes a valuable contribution to the ongoing effort to raise our level of understandingthe evolution of the Chinese political system.
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