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Download Books by Subject

(Excel Spreadsheet Format)

Follow the links below to download files for Harvard University Press books in print—organized by BISAC subject—to import into your own bibliographic system. You can also download a complete list of HUP books in print.

Each book lists the following data: ISBN (13- and 10-digit); Title; Primary Author; Product Type (Cloth or Paper); Publication Date; Discount; Price (Dollar, Pound, and Euro); BISAC Subjects (Up to Three); Series; Page Count; Originating Publisher; Art Program; and Sales Territory Restrictions.

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Andrew Bacevich, author of The Short American Century, wrote in the Chronicle of Higher Education about Henry Luce’s concept of the “American Century”—and why it’s definitively over. The book also inspired an essay at Inside Higher Ed about the history of “American exceptionalism” as an idea.
WBUR’s Radio Boston explored the local connection to Mary Walker, subject of Sydney Nathans’s To Free a Family—Harvard Square’s own historic Blacksmith House.
The Dictionary of American Regional English project was featured in the Wall Street Journal, where you can also play an interactive game matching regional terms with their definitions.
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