Secrecy
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Secrecy: The American Experience
By Daniel Patrick MoynihanTraces the development of secrecy as a government policy over the twentieth century and its adverse effects on Cold War policy making
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Secrecy
By Rupert ThomsonA sculptor of the macabre. A sorcerer of wax. A criminal. A runaway. Zummo is exactly what the last great Medici ruler of Florence needs...
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Secrecy: A Novel
By Rupert ThomsonIn this highly charged novel, Thomson brings Florence to life in all its vibrant sensuality, while remaining entirely contemporary in his exploration of the tensions between love and solitude, beauty and decay.
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Secrecy: Silence, Power, and Religion
By Hugh B. Urban2. Simmel, Sociology of Georg Simmel, 338. 3. On Pike's life, see Walter L. Brown, A Life of Albert Pike (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1997); William Fox, Lodge of the Double- Headed Eagle: Two Centuries of Freemasonry in ...
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Secrecy: Report of the Commission on Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy
By Daniel P. Moynihan, Larry CombestThis is the highly controversial & much-publicized report that proposed changes for improving classification & declassification practices of the U.S. Government to protect the nation's secrets while still ensuring that the public has access ...
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Secrecy
By Belva PlainBelva Plain's searing novel cuts to the heart of a family ravaged by secrecy. But it is ultimately a story of redemption, the kind that grows when one person dares to tell the truth.
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Secrecy
By Belva PlainAmerica's beloved bestselling author is at the top of her form with this story of a prominent New England family nearly destroyed by a violent crime.
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Secrecy
By Belva PlainBelva Plain's searing novel cuts to the heart of a family ravaged by secrecy. But it is ultimately a story of redemption, the kind that grows when one person dares to tell the truth.