The Runner-Up Presidency Judith Wheaton Herrman the way Rodin worked in

the way Rodin worked in his plaster-spattered environment and the ateliers of the Impressionists in Paris

Turner thoughtfully illuminates the variety of production and consumption practices through which celebrity circulates today

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In examining cultural production through the lens of the Cold War

taking time out from his collecting to become only the second African American to build his own radio station literally from the ground up

The Runner-Up Presidency Judith Wheaton Herrman the way Rodin worked inAn entertaining and important account of presidential elections in which the winner of the popular vote lost or came all too close to losing, focusing on the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the disputed elections of 1876 and 2000, the deadlocks of 1800 and 1824 (when the elections were thrown to the House of Representatives) and the close call during the tumultuous year of 1968. Author and historian Mark Weston explains how electoral votes emerged