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History is what this "Pic" knows best, and Barzun's two histories of the 19th-century intellectual world have become classics.

Two histories of the personal computer, Mr. Levy's "Hackers" and "Gates: How Microsoft's Mogul Reinvented an Industry -- and Made Himself the Richest Man in America," by Paul Andrews and Stephen Manes, refer to the incident, but neither names a culprit.

So his readers get two histories: of boxing and of Harlem in its glory days during the first half of the 20th century.For authenticity, Mr Haygood, black himself, prefers the then current word Negro to the contemporary African-American.

The world is full of yoga books, including two histories of yoga in America that have been published in recent months: "The Subtle Body" and the much better "Great Oom".

The author of two histories of his hometown, Charleston, S.C., Rosen has done yeoman's work in gathering together the stories of scores of Confederate loyalists, not just oft-portrayed public figures like Florida's David Yulee and Louisiana's Judah P. Benjamin but also those who might otherwise be remembered only by their families or in local, synagogue histories.

And as far as John Bailey Lloyd, the author of two histories of the island -- "Six Miles At Sea" and "18 Miles of History on Long Beach Island" (both published by Down the Shore Press) is concerned -- the New York contingent has also enhanced the island's cultural life.

Bosnia, he said, still has "three stories, three truths and three histories" of the war: Serbian, Croatian and Muslim.

Goodwin, the author of three histories of twentieth-century Presidents, agrees in passing that Lincoln had great "emotional intelligence," but his inner life does not much concern her.

Both of them also rank among the Twenty-Four Histofies of China.

One history of Bermuda insurance calls him a "founding father".

This film is situated in history, but it's two histories: the history of American cinema but also the history of American nationalism.