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A fool's death

By Patrick Cody

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John D Macdonald

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Wreck of the Henrietta Marie The
Wreck of the Henrietta Marie The

By Michael Cottman, Michael H. Cottman

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When prize-winning journalist and avid scuba diver Michael Cottman participated in an underwater expedition to survey the sunken wreck of a slave ship off the coast of Florida, he was overwhelmed b...

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Florida Weekends Revised
Florida Weekends Revised

By Robert Tolf

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City on the edge
City on the edge

By Alejandro Portes

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Havana USA
Havana USA

By Maria Cristina Garcia

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"Useful as a general survey, though it does contain some errors. Work is not altogether fair-minded, and some of the names mentioned in the Cubanology section do not belong there"--Handbook of Lati...

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