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Nassau Hall Was the Nation’s Capital, and Other Facts for the Semiquincentennial

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By Carlett Spike Verified
| Princeton Alumni Weekly Verified
Constance Escher Carlett Spike Constance Escher has been fascinated by Princeton history for decades. A former research associate for Princeton’s Shelby Cullum Davis Center, public school teacher, and director of the Children’s Museum at the Princeton Historical Society, Escher dedicated her career to understanding the people who contributed to the Princeton we know today. One of those figures, Betsey Stockton, was the subject of her 2022 book, She Calls Herself Betsey Stockton.
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Roberta Isleib ’75 Writes Delicious Mysteries

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By Carlett Spike Verified, J. Ryan Stradal, Barbara Ross
| Princeton Alumni Weekly Verified
Roberta Isleib ’75, who writes under the pen name Lucy Burdette, writes cozy mystery novels with a foodie twist. A clinical psychologist-turned-mystery author, Isleib has written 26 books. Her latest, A Delicious Deception, out July 14, is the 16th in her series set in Key West and following food critic Hayley Snow, who lands at the center of murder cases she must solve time and again.
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Eddie S. Glaude Jr. *97 Examines Race As U.S. Approaches 250th

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By Carlett Spike Verified
| Princeton Alumni Weekly Verified
The book: As the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary, Glaude offers an analysis of the country’s stated values of liberty, equality, and freedom for all against its long history of racism. While revisiting the words of W.E.B. DuBois, John Dos Passos, Herman Melville, Martin Luther King Jr., and others, Glaude addresses the cycle of contradictions that become especially evident around celebrations of the nation’s anniversaries.
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