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Winston Churchill's "My Early Life" - The Great Republic

Winston Churchill's "My Early Life"

Winston Churchill's "My Early Life" - The Great Republic
1930

Winston Churchill's "My Early Life"

A gifted writer, Winston Churchill wrote forty-three books that filled seventy-two volumes. In 1953 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature for his contribution to the written and spoken word...

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Arthur Rackham's Masterful Silhouette Illustrations - The Great Republic

Arthur Rackham's Masterful Silhouette Illustrations

A star of the Golden Age of British book illustration, Arthur Rackham’s illustrations of beloved classics, from Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens to A Christmas Carol, have enchanted generations of r...

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Ernest Hemingway and his Literary Critics - The Great Republic
20th Century

Ernest Hemingway and his Literary Critics

Hemingway’s rise from promising unknown writer to world-renowned figure can be charted by the very newspapers and magazines in which his work so regularly appeared. While it is not always common fo...

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Gone with the Wind, First Edition - The Great Republic

Gone with the Wind, First Edition

Gone with the Wind was the fastest selling novel in American publishing history. It first went on book stands on June 30, 1936. Mitchell had hoped that her 1,037-page novel would sell 5,000 copies,...

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Shopping a Community of Makers: Kobold Watches - The Great Republic
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Shopping a Community of Makers: Kobold Watches

We at The Great Republic take pride in celebrating American craftsmanship and supporting the community of American makers, designers, artists, and creators represented in our shop. From our leathe...

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The Stories Behind Five Famous Pen Names - The Great Republic
18th Century Books

The Stories Behind Five Famous Pen Names

A pseudonym is a fictitious name taken by a writer in place of their real name. The term "pseudonym" is a Greek word that literally means "false name." There are many reasons why an author might ta...

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Collecting Vintage Silver Keepsake Boxes - The Great Republic
19th Century

Collecting Vintage Silver Keepsake Boxes

Trinket or jewelry keepsake boxes have taken on many forms since their first conception in ancient times. However their purpose remains the same; to store jewelry and other items precious to the o...

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Shopping a Community of Makers: Intellectual Property - The Great Republic
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Shopping a Community of Makers: Intellectual Property

We at The Great Republic take pride in celebrating American craftsmanship and supporting the community of American makers, designers, artists, and creators represented in our shop.  From our leath...

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Classic Book Illustrations by N.C. Wyeth - The Great Republic
19th Century Books

Classic Book Illustrations by N.C. Wyeth

New to our collection of rare books are two illustrated Scribner’s classics- Westward Ho! and The Last of the Mohicans- both illustrated by American painter Newell Convers Wyeth.  The publishing ...

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Shopping a Community of Makers: Stacey Lee Webber - The Great Republic
American Artist

Shopping a Community of Makers: Stacey Lee Webber

We at The Great Republic take pride in celebrating American craftsmanship and supporting the community of American makers, designers, artists, and creators represented in our shop.  From our leath...

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