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Topics: History, American History, Journalists, Political Campaigns, Candidates, Elections, Political History, Politics, Presidential Elections

About: Edward Segal is the country’s top expert on the history of campaign trains and the impact of the trains on politics, journalism, and culture. He is one of the few people to organize a modern-day whistle-stop campaign-train tour. Segal served as a campaign manager, press secretary, and aide to Democratic and Republican presidential and congressional candidates. He is the bestselling author of Crisis Ahead and has written for Forbes.com, the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and other major publications.

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Topics: American Dream, American History, American Politics, American Spirit, American Constitution, American Revolution, British Empire, Historic Landmark, Historical Fiction

About: About Bevis Longstreth: Bevis Longstreth is the author of four historical novels: Spindle and Bow, Return of the Shade, Boats Against the Current, and Chains Across the River. He combines his passion for history with a unique, contemporary perspective. Mr. Longstreth is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School. He practiced law in the New York City law firm of Debevoise & Plimpton, becoming a partner in 1970. From 1981-84 he served as a Commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission. After returning to Debevoise & Plimpton in 1984, he retired from the practice of law in 1993 to teach at Columbia Law School and pursue other interests, among which was writing. He lives in Manhattan, New York with his wife, Clara, and their dog, McKenzie. They have three children a...