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Kelly J. Dixon - Boomtown Saloons; Archaeology And History In Virginia City (2005).pdf

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William C. Davis - Battle at Bull Run; A History o f the First Major Campaign of the Civil War (1995).jpg

From the very first pages of this book, it's clear that historian William C. Davis is ready to deliver a gripping account of the first battle of the Civil War. He describes a female spy traveling with stolen information from Washington, D.C., to Confederate headquarters in Fairfax Court House, Virginia: "The whole scene so reeked of penny romance that it bordered on the ludicrous." Maybe so, but it's also real history, and Davis understands what many academic historians do not: a good history book needs to tell good stories. Davis has written many outstanding books on the Civil War era, and Battle at Bull Run is one of his earliest. It's also one of his best, and is perhaps the finest book available on how the Union's haughty overconfidence crumbled against Southern determination in a single afternoon. Confederate General Thomas Jackson earned his immortal nickname, "Stonewall," on that day, and the soldiers who fought under him showed the North that its cry "On to Richmond!" was a hollow one. Much of the book focuses on events leading up to the actual battle--how the two armies were hastily assembled, how each side found its leaders, and so on. This is a familiar tale, but probably never has been told as well as it is on these pages. --John J. Miller

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Robert S. Quimby - The U.S. Army in the War of 181 2; An Operational and Command Study (2 Vol Set) (1 998).jpg

This two-volume work by historian Robert Quimby presents a comprehensive and detailed analysis of military strategy, operations, and management during one of America s most neglected and least understood military campaigns, the War of 1812. With causes that can be traced to the epic contest against Napoleon in Europe beginning in 1803, the war itself was the first conducted by the young Constitutional government of the United States. Quimby demonstrates that failed American initiatives at the beginning of hostilities shattered the unrealistic optimism of the war s staunchest advocates; and while initial failures were followed by military success in 1813, whatever advantage might have been gained was soon lost to incompetent leadership. Major exceptions occurred in the Old Northwest, and in what was then the Southwest, where U.S. forces finally broke the strength of the long-successful Indian-British alliance.
In retrospect, what occurred during the War of 1812 demonstrated the necessity for gaining citizen support before committing the nation to armed conflict; it also provided a series of object lessons on how not to conduct a military campaign. Finally Quimby argues that, notwithstanding several victories at war s end, including the fabled Battle of New Orleans, American perceptions that the United States won the war are erroneous; at best the struggle ended in a draw. The United States Army in the War of 1812 is an up-to-date and long overdue reassessment of military actions conducted during a pivotal conflict in American history, one that shaped U.S. military doctrine for a half century.

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Robert S. Quimby - The U.S. Army in the War of 181 2; An Operational and Command Study (2 Vol Set) (1 998).epub

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U.S. Marine Corps Aviation (1987).jpg

In any historical appreciation of Marine Corps Aviation, there are two factors which make Marine Aviation unique. The first is the close relationship between Marine and Naval Aviation, and the second is the unchanging objective of Marine Aviation to provide direct support to Marine ground forces in combat.

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U.S. Marine Corps Aviation (1987).pdf

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Hugo Munsterberg - The war and America (1914).jpg

This book discusses the essential factors and issues in the European war and their meaning and import for America

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Hugo Munsterberg - The war and America (1914).pdf

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Porter Emerson Browne - The uncivil war (1918).jpg

One of the main reasons why America has had such a hard time getting into this war," said my friend, thoughtfully, " is that, when they started the present world conflict, the Germans sprung on humanity an entirely new kind of war. And one so amazingly different from any war with which Americans had ever been connected that for a long time they didn't believe what they were seeing was really so—like the farmer who gazing upon a giraffe for the first time, waggled his head and remarked, weakly, Go on! There ain't no such animal !

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Porter Emerson Browne - The uncivil war (1918).pdf

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Gary Althen - American Ways - A Guide for Foreigne rs in the United States (2003).jpg

The September 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., took place while this revision was in progress. Some commentators said that “everything would change” as a result of the events of that day. It remains to be seen whether the attacks will indeed have a lasting impact on the way Americans live.

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Gary Althen - American Ways - A Guide for Foreigne rs in the United States (2003).pdf

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Lori Kenschaft - Lydia Maria Child; The Quest for Racial Justice (2002).jpg

Lydia Maria Child presents the life of the dynamic nineteenth-century writer who, through her pen and at great personal cost to her literary career, spoke out for those silenced in society -- slaves, Native Americans, women, and the poor. At the dawn of the 1830s, Lydia Maria Child was a celebrated author, known for her popular domestic handbook, The Frugal Housewife, and Hobomok, a novel of American Indian life. In 1833, with the publication of her controversial Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans, Child's life changed dramatically from literary figure to antislavery activist. Her Appeal helped ignite the abolitionist movement, and several antislavery leaders -- including Wendell Phillips and Charles Sumner -- credited it with converting them to the cause. An inspirational look at an extraordinary woman, Lydia Maria Child is the story of how one person fought for the basic human right of freedom.

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Lori Kenschaft - Lydia Maria Child; The Quest for Racial Justice (2002).pdf

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Ellen Starr - On Art, Labor, and Religion (2003).jpg

Chicago was a tumultuous and exciting city in 1889. Immigration, industrialization, urbanization, and politics created a vortex of social change. This lively chaos called out for both celebration and reform, and two women, Ellen Gates Starr and Jane Addams, responded to this challenge by founding the social settlement Hull-House. Addams has become famous as a Nobel laureate, but Starr remains virtually unknown. On Art, Labor, and Religion Starr's writings and biography are introduced for the first time as a contribution to national and international sociological thought and practice.

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Ellen Starr - On Art, Labor, and Religion (2003).pdf

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Robert K. Wilcox - Target; Patton; The Plot to Ass assinate General George S. Patton (2010).jpeg

The death of General George S. Patton is shrouded in mystery. While officially the result of an unfortunate car accident, the evidence points to a far more malevolent plot: murder. So says investigative and military journalist Robert K. Wilcox in his book: Target: Patton: The Plot to Assassinate General George S. Patton. Written like a WWII spy thriller and meticulously researched, Target: Patton leads you through that fateful December day in 1945, revealing a chilling plan to assassinate General Patton. Backing up this shocking story with facts, photos, and eyewitness statements, Wilcox reveals long-hidden documents and accounts that explain how secrets Patton knew—and his strong anti-Soviet views—may have cost him his life. Not only does Wilcox reveal how, why, and when, he also names names—exposing little-known stories and secrets of such key players as General "Wild Bill" Donovan, the storied head of the OSS (the predecessor to the CIA); an OSS assassin; an Army intelligence agent; and even Josef Stalin himself. Target: Patton challenges readers to look at the evidence and question the conventional wisdom. After reading it, few will think of General Patton—or the circumstances surrounding his death—in the same way again.

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Rita Cosby - Blonde Ambition; The Untold Story Beh ind Anna Nicole Smith's Death (2007).jpg

She was famous for being famous-Americana at its Scarlet Letter-wearing best. A bodacious young girl from Texas, Anna remade herself into the centerfold of the world. She was a "dumb blonde," a stripper, a Playboy Playmate, who boldly took her case against her billionaire husband's family all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Her tragic life and untimely death evoke an odd mix of fascination, shock, and dismay. And through it all, there still exists a voracious thirst to discover more about who she actually was...and how she really died. In a book that is sure to surprise even the most avid pop culture junkies, Rita Cosby blows the lid off this astounding story. After an in-depth investigation, this is the definitive journalistic account of the Anna Nicole Smith saga-with unearthed secrets and explosive, never-before-told information.

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Stephen A. Carney - U.S. Army Campaigns of the Mex ican War; Desperate Stand; The Battle of Buena Vis ta (2008).jpg

Mexican War was the U.S. Army's first experience waging an extended conflict in a foreign land. This brief war is often overlooked by casual students of history since it occurred so close to the American Civil War and is overshadowed by the latter's sheer size and scope. Yet, the Mexican War was instrumental in shaping the geographical boundaries of the United States. At the conclusion of this conflict, the U.S. had added some one million square miles of territory. The Mexican War still has much to teach us about projecting force, conducting operations in hostile territory with a small force that is dwarfed by the local population, urban combat, the difficulties of occupation, and the courage and perseverance of individual soldiers.

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Stephen A. Carney - U.S. Army Campaigns of the Mex ican War; Desperate Stand; The Battle of Buena Vis ta (2008).pdf

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William G. Bell - Quarters One. The United States Army Chief of Staff's Residence (2005).jpg

Quarters One is a fascinating look at a unique residence with historic connections, built over two hundred years ago in historic surroundings at Fort Myer, Virginia. Some of the U.S. Army's leading families have lived in this house, which by 1908 became the permanent home of the Army chiefs of staff and their families. Through interesting illustrations and vignettes, the booklet captures the rich sense of history and tradition that pervades this fine National Historic Landmark, and serves to honor Army families everywhere.

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William G. Bell - Quarters One. The United States Army Chief of Staff's Residence (2005).pdf

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Steve Mannheim - Walt Disney and the quest for com munity (2002).jpg

During the final months of his life, Walt Disney was consumed with the world-wide problems of cities. His development concept at the time of his death on December 15th, 1966 would be his team's conceptual response to the ills of the inner cities and the sprawl of the megalopolis: the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow or, as it became known, EPCOT.This beautifully written, instantly engrossing volume focuses on the original concept of EPCOT, which was conceived by Disney as an experimental community of about 20,000 people on the Disney World property in central Florida. With its radial plan, 50-acre town center enclosed by a dome, themed international shopping area, greenbelt, high-density apartments, satellite communities, monorail and underground roads, the original EPCOT plan is reminiscent of post-war Stockholm and the British New Towns, as well as today's transit-oriented development theory.Unfortunately, Disney himself did not live long enough to witness the realization of his model city. However, EPCOT's evolution into projects such as the EPCOT Center and the town of Celebration displays a remarkable commitment by the Disney organization to the original EPCOT philosophy, one which continues to have relevance in the fields of planning and development.

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United States Army in World War II - Erna Risch - The Quartermaster Corps; Organization, Supply, and Services, Volume I (1995).jpg

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This volume is the first in a series which will record the experiences of the Quartermaster Corps in World War II. It should serve to impress students of military affairs, particularly those in staff and command positions, with the vastness and complexity of the activity involved in equipping and maintaining troops in the field. It tells a story of rapid expansion to meet the needs of a growing Army, of organizational readjustment in the midst of operations, of supply programs scrapped or modified in the face of unexpected demands, of improvisation and production under pressure when plans were inadequate or Jacking. It clearly demonstrates the necessity in time of peace for a flexible organization, vision and care in planning, and a program of continuous military research and development to meet the sudden impact of war.

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United States Army in World War II - Erna Risch - The Quartermaster Corps; Organization, Supply, and Services, Volume I (1995).pdf

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United States Army in World War II - Erna Risch, C hester L. Kieffer - The Quartermaster Corps; Organ ization, Supply and Services, Volume II (1995).jpg

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This volume is the second in a series which records the experiences of the Quartermaster Corps in World War II. Instead of the single theme of supply, emphasized in Volume I, a variety of activities are discussed, some of which — conservation, reclamation, and salvage operations, and industrial demobilization — are related to supply. Others such as laundry operations, training of dogs, and care of the dead, are wholly unrelated to the Quartermaster supply function but are nevertheless important to the Army. The volume stresses the multiplicity of the Corps' duties and, in the complexities of modern warfare, the Army's need for trained Quartermaster specialists and units to support combat troops. The narrative sets forth the policies and problems involved in procuring and training Quartermaster personnel and the manner in which the Quartermaster Corps operated in the zone of interior.

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United States Army in World War II - Erna Risch, C hester L. Kieffer - The Quartermaster Corps; Organ ization, Supply and Services, Volume II (1995).pdf

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Andreas Latzko - Men in war (1918).jpg

Off to war.--Baptism of fire.--The victor.--My comrade.--A hero's death.--Home again

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Andreas Latzko - Men in war (1918).pdf

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F. Lauriston Bullard - Famous war correspondents ( 1914).jpg

The war correspondent; his rise and the problematical future of his profession.--Sir William Howard Russell.--Archibald Forbes.--Januarius Aloysius MacGahan.--Frederick Villiers.--Bennet Burleigh.--Edmund O'Donovan.--The five Vizetellys.--Edward Frederick Knight.--George Warrington Steevens.--Winston Spencer Churchill.--James Creelman.--George Wilkins Kendall.--"Covering" the civil war in America.--Reporting the Spanish-American war

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