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Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's "On Children and Death" stands as a profound exploration into the emotional landscapes navigated by families confronting the terminal illness or sudden loss of a child
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Lincoln: A Novel-Gore Vidal life before birth With an emphasis on buildingAuthor Gore Vidal PublisherRandom House; First Edition (May 12, 1984) Binding hard cover with dustjacket Condition like new with the cover lovingly protected by Brodart archival covering Summary "Lincoln: A Novel" by Gore Vidal is a masterful work of historical fiction, vividly reimagining the tumultuous presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, this novel brings to life Lincolns political strategies, personal
