All of Statistics by Larry Wasserman is a great introductory book from the frequentist tradition that includes some sections on Bayesian methods. It's definitely not frequentist propaganda - more like a sober look at the pros and cons of the Bayesian point of view.
My first year of grad school I ordered a textbook but what I got was actually All of Statistics with the wrong cover bound on.
I skimmed through a couple chapters before returning it for a refund. I sometimes regret not keeping it as a curio, but I was a poor grad student at the time and it was an expensive book.
