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  • Margaret Truman
    Margaret Truman

    …her Capital Crimes series was Murder in the White House (1980). Subsequent titles were set in such locations as the Supreme Court, the Smithsonian Institution, the CIA, the National Gallery of Art, the Pentagon, and Ford’s Theater. Her other nonfiction works include White House Pets (1969) and First Ladies (1995).

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    …her Capital Crimes series was Murder in the White House (1980). Subsequent titles were set in such locations as the Supreme Court, the Smithsonian Institution, the CIA, the National Gallery of Art, the Pentagon, and Ford’s Theater. Her other nonfiction works include White House Pets (1969) and First Ladies (1995).

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