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Review: Book shows why we, like our ancestors, have a thing for Mars

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By David Baron , Maren Longbella 
| Batavia Daily News
Mars, our reddish-hued neighbor in the solar system, oh how you have captivated us earthlings, fueling an obsession at the turn of the last century that David Baron documents in his oh-my-goodness-they believed-what? romp “The Martians.” Hindsight is 20/20, as they say, and never more so than in recounting the endeavors of yesteryear’s gentleman scientists.
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Review: Book shows why we, like our ancestors, have a thing for Mars

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By David Baron , Maren Longbella 
| Livingston County News
Mars, our reddish-hued neighbor in the solar system, oh how you have captivated us earthlings, fueling an obsession at the turn of the last century that David Baron documents in his oh-my-goodness-they believed-what? romp “The Martians.” Hindsight is 20/20, as they say, and never more so than in recounting the endeavors of yesteryear’s gentleman scientists.
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Review: Book says the American Revolution was really a world war Original

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By Maren Longbella , Richard Bell
| Batavia Daily News
Next July marks 250 years since a handful of upstart American colonies declared independence from Britain. A war was fought, as we all know, and almost immediately after it was over, Richard Bell asserts in “The American Revolution and the Fate of the World,” a “collective amnesia” took hold.
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