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The Character of Cats: The Origins, Intelligence, Behavior, and Stratagems of Felis silvestris catus

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    Stephen Budiansky

    Historian and journalist STEPHEN BUDIANSKY is the author of twelve books about military history, science, and nature.

    His latest book is THE BLOODY SHIRT: TERROR AFTER APPOMATTOX, which chronicles the struggles of five courageous men in the post-Civil War South as they battled a rising tide of terrorist violence aimed at usurping the newly won rights of the freedmen.