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  • New York: Confidential!

    P-s-s-t— Lait and Mortimer want a word with you—confidential: The authors had a lot of fun writing these pages. And infinitely more getting what they put into them. They both turned prematurely gray becoming Broadway-wise. What you will read here they observed, absorbed, inhaled and swallowed through the years. They lived it. This tome has no message. It may be helpful, it may be useful, but never ... Read more

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  • Far Off; Or, Asia and Australia Described

    "Far Off; Or, Asia and Australia Described" by Favell Lee Mortimer is an engaging exploration of the diverse cultures, landscapes, and peoples of Asia and Australia. Mortimer's vivid descriptions transport readers to distant lands, offering insights into the customs, traditions, and daily lives of the inhabitants. The book serves as both an educational resource and a travelogue, appealing to those ... Read more

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  • Washington Confidential

    "Washington Confidential" by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer is a captivating exploration of the political landscape of Washington, D.C. The authors delve into the intricate web of power, corruption, and intrigue that defines the nation's capital. Through a blend of investigative journalism and narrative storytelling, they unveil the hidden machinations of politicians, lobbyists, and influential ... Read more

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  • Washington Confidential (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. A Midcentury Exposé of Capitol Hill Scandal, Cold War Gossip, and Inside-Beltway Intrigue

    Washington Confidential gathers a brisk sequence of exposé, anecdote, and urban portraiture to render the nation's capital as both seat of government and theatre of appetite. Its governing themes—power, secrecy, patronage, scandal, and the commerce of reputation—are pursued through a hybrid style that mingles reportage, satire, gossip, and hardboiled social observation. Vignettes of lobbyists, ... Read more

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  • Washington Confidential

    Enriched edition. Exploring Mid-20th Century Washington's Political Pulse and Power Dynamics

    Washington Confidential presents a compelling tapestry of the political, social, and ethical landscape of America's capital city during the mid-20th century. This anthology celebrates an array of literary styles from incisive reportage to narrative explorations, each dissecting the nuanced realities of Washington, D.C. The collection encapsulates the pulse of the era, layering whispers of scandal ... Read more

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  • New York: Confidential!

    "New York: Confidential!" by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer is a captivating exploration of the underbelly of New York City. The authors delve into the gritty realities of urban life, revealing the hidden stories of crime, corruption, and the vibrant culture that thrives in the shadows. Through vivid storytelling and sharp observations, Lait and Mortimer paint a picture of a city that is both alluring ... Read more

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  • The Clumsiest People in Europe

    Or, Mrs. Mortimer's Bad-Tempered Guide to the Victorian World

    Caustic, cranky, and inadvertently hilarious, the bestselling Victorian author Mrs. Favell Lee Mortimer rarely left the house-but that didn't stop her from writing several successful travel books. With volumes on Europe, Asia, and Africa and America, Mrs. Mortimer had something nasty to say about your ancestors, no matter where they had the misfortune of living. Todd Pruzan has assembled three of ... Read more

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  • The Peep of Day

    "This little work aims to be the very least of all;—not in size, but in the humility of its contents. It aims at the superlative degree of littleness; and in this point seeks to resemble the least watch ever made—the least picture ever painted—the tiniest flower that ever grew. It desires to be among books as the humming-bird among birds. "As soon as a child’s mind is capable of receiving ... Read more

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  • The Peep of Day

    The Peep of Day is a charming children's story written by Favell Lee Mortimer, designed to introduce young readers to the concepts of faith and the Christian worldview. The narrative follows the journey of a little girl named Nora, who embarks on a delightful adventure filled with encounters that illustrate important moral lessons and biblical truths. The story is set in a picturesque landscape, ... Read more

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  • The Blind Beggar of Jericho

    A Blind Beggar's Journey of Faith and Redemption

    In "The Blind Beggar of Jericho," Favell Lee Mortimer presents a compelling narrative that explores themes of faith, redemption, and social justice through the poignant story of a blind beggar who encounters Jesus. Written in a didactic style characteristic of 19th-century children's literature, Mortimer employs accessible language and vivid imagery that invites young readers to engage with ... Read more

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  • Far Off; Or, Asia and Australia Described

    Enriched edition. With Anecdotes and Illustrations

    In "Far Off; Or, Asia and Australia Described," Favell Lee Mortimer presents an engaging and informative narrative that explores the cultures, landscapes, and societies of Asia and Australia during the 19th century. The book is characterized by its didactic tone and vivid descriptive style, which employs a combination of personal anecdotes and geographical observations. Mortimer skillfully ... Read more

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  • The Child Who Died and Lived Again

    Enriched edition. A Tale of Faith and Redemption: Rediscovering 19th Century Moralistic Children's Literature

    In "The Child Who Died and Lived Again," Favell Lee Mortimer presents a haunting narrative that intertwines themes of mortality, resurrection, and spiritual redemption. Written in a Victorian religious style, the book combines didactic elements with vivid storytelling, reflective of the period's fascination with morality tales and the afterlife. Mortimer's language is rich yet accessible, designed ... Read more

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