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Naval Documents of theAmerican Revolution

Volumes 1–12AVAILABLE NOW

All 12 volumes in PDF format can be downloaded for free at:http://www.history.navy.mil/NDAR/index.html

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The Naval History and Heritage Command presents the first 12 volumes of its award-winning series Naval Documents of the American Revolution. These more than 16,000 pages contain the words of actors in the drama of the Revolution, through diaries, letters, petitions, and ships’ logs, as well as muster rolls, orders, official reports, and newspaper accounts. The collection includes American, British, French, and Spanish points of view and gives voice to common seamen, civilians, women, and slaves as well as policy makers, political leaders, and naval

and military officers.

Naval History and Heritage Command

U.S. ARMY CENTER OF MILITARY HISTORY

The U.S. Campaigns of the War of 1812 series

• Defending a New Nation 1783-1811, by John R. Maass

• The Campaign of 1812, by Steven J. Rauch• The Canadian Theater, 1813, by Richard V. Barbuto• The Creek War of 1813–1814, by Richard D.

Blackmon• The Chesapeake Campaign, 1813–1814, by Charles

P. Neimeyer• The Canadian Theater, 1814, by Richard V. Barbuto

Available for download: http://www.history.army.mil/html/bookshelves/collect/wo1812-bseries.html

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VIRGINIALincoln’s Dilemma

Blair, Sumner, and the Republican Struggle over Racism and Equality in the Civil War Era

Paul D. Escott$29.95 | CLOTH | A NATION DIVIDED

“Usually politicians ‘evolve’ in a change of tactics, not of heart. In Lincoln’s Dilemma Escott paints subtle portraits of the evolution in three men’s hearts on the great question of their age (and ours)—that of race and racism. The result is

a magnificent taxonomy of the nineteenth-century white racial mind.”—Stephen Berry, University of Georgia

Chasing ShadowsThe Nixon Tapes, the Chennault Affair, and the Origins of WatergateKen Hughes$24.95 | CLOTH “Ken Hughes is one of America’s foremost experts on secret presidential recordings, especially those of Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon. In this book he has expertly identified and explained one of the many drivers that put Nixon on the road to Watergate.”—Bob Woodward

THE FEDERALISTNewsletter of the Society for History in the

Federal Government, Washington, DC

Highlighting federal history work: • important issues affecting federal history programs• history office initiatives,

innovations, and publications• activities of the Society and its

membership

Published quarterly and sent to members. Membership application and back issues at www.shfg.org/shfg/publications/the-federalist/

The SIGABA/ECM II Cipher Machine: “A Beautiful Idea” Timothy J. Mucklow

Cryptologists William Friedman and Frank Rowlett conceived a cipher machine, the SIGABA, that defi ed the best eff orts of the Axis Powers to break it throughout World War II. 43 color pp.

Candle in the Dark: COMINT and Soviet Industrial Secrets, 1946–1956 Carol B. Davis Th is study describes the major contribution the analysis of Russian plaintext made to the intelligence community’s knowledge of the Soviet economy and weapons programs. 53 color pp. Read both online at www.nsa.gov (click Center for Cryptologic History). For free print copies, send mailing address to history@nsa.gov.

NSA’s Center for Cryptologic History

United States Cryptologic History

Candle in the Dark:COMINT and

Soviet Industrial Secrets,1946-1956

Center for Cryptologic HistorySeries VI | Volume 12

Center for Cryptologic History

The SIGABA / ECM II Cipher Machine : “A Beautiful Idea”