Author43 booksGarry Wills
Garry Wills is an American historian who writes about politics, religion and American history. His books include What the Qur'an Meant and Saint Augustine; Lincoln at Gettysburg won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction.
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Books by Garry Wills
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What the Qur'an Meant
Lincoln at Gettysburg
Saint Augustine
Explaining America
Saint Augustine's conversion
Lead time
John Wayne's America
The Kennedy Imprisonment
Inventing America
Nixon agonistes
Bomb power
Certain trumpets
Under God
What Jesus meant
What Paul Meant
Witches and Jesuits
Verdi's Shakespeare
Saint Augustine's Sin (Augustine, Confessiones. Bk. 3.)
Cincinnatus
The Rosary
What the Gospels Meant
Henry Adams and the Making of America
A necessary evil
Confessions of a conservative
Outside looking in
Head and Heart
Venice : Lion City
Jack Ruby
Negro president
Chesterton, man and mask.
Reagan's America
Bare Ruined Choirs
Future of the Catholic Church with Pope Francis
Why Priests?
Why I am a Catholic
The Spectator
The Kennedys
Papal sin
Values Americans live by
James Madison (The American Presidents)
The Winning of the White House, 1988
What the Qurʼan meant and why it matters
Reagan's America : innocents at home
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