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"Benjamin Harrison: Hoosier
Warrior" Vol. 1
by Harry J. Sievers $35.00
343 pp
"Benjamin Harrison: Hoosier Statesman" Vol. 2
by Harry
J. Sievers $35.00
502 pp
"Benjamin Harrison: Hoosier President" Vol. 3
by Harry
J. Sievers $35.00
319 pp
Set of three Sievers' books $97.50
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"Abraham Lincoln: Great American Historians on Our Sixteenth President"
by Brian Lamb, co-authored with Susan Swain
The book consists of 55 essays culled from interviews and programs featuring more than 50 Lincoln historians.
371 pp
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$27.95 |
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"Presidential Sites"
By William G. Clotworthy
Identifies and describes some 1,000 places associated with every US president, such as birthplace, homes, churches, universities, battlefields, burial places, museums, monuments, and memorials. Entries are arranged by President, in chronological order according to a president's first association with a site, and include b&w portraits of each president. Appendices list colleges attended by the presidents and presidential sites by state and country. -- Book News, August 1998
357 pp
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$22.95 |
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"Old Tippecanoe"
Book on William Henry Harrison
244 pp
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$30.00 |
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"Benjamin Harrison"
by Charles Calhoun
In contrast to standard histories, which dismiss Harrison's presidency as corrupt and inactive, Charles W. Calhoun sweeps away the stereotypes of the age to reveal the accomplishments of our twenty-third president.
224 pp
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"Civil War"
by C. Brian Kelly
This collection of more than 100 stories from America's Civil War is drawn from the writings of soldiers, sailors, slaves, politicians, and ordinary citizens as much as from the accomplishments of military leaders. The stories present the war in historical sequence through the voices of the common people, not just military and political leaders.
331 pp
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"America's Lawyer-Presidents"
Edited by: Norman Gross
This volume provides useful essays on each of America's 25 "lawyer presidents," among them Jefferson, both Adamses, Monroe, Lincoln, McKinley, Taft, Wilson, FDR, Nixon and Clinton. Contributors, including such scholars as Paul Finkelman, Lawrence Friedman and Lewis L. Gould, focus on how legal training prepared these men for their tenure as chief executive and influenced their conduct in office. Published 2004.
344 pp
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"Who's Buried in Grant's Tomb"
by Brian Lamb with contributions by Richard Norton Smith and Douglas Brinkley
The only guide and tour book to all forty-one presidential gravesites.
249 pp
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"Homes of the First Ladies"
by William G. Clotworthy
Many of the sites described in this book are those that the women shared with their husbands, but increasingly homes and other structures in which these women lived during childhood or before marrying are being preserved in recognition of their historical value and the rich legacies of the First Ladies themselves. Visits to the homes and museums described in this book will afford curious travelers the opportunity to experience some of the most intimate personal spaces, material possessions, and creativity that influenced, shaped, and gave voice to that small but very special group of women whose husbands happened to have been elected President of the United States.
309 pp
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$29.95
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"Homes and Libraries of the Presidents" (Third Edition)
by William G. Clotworthy
History buffs will cherish this well-detailed and -illustrated guide to the places where U.S. presidents were born, lived, are buried, and where applicable, have their archives housed. --Booklist, April 15, 1996
360 pp
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"Minority Victory"
by Charles W. Calhoun
"A masterwork of mature scholarship--beautifully written, carefully researched, and finely argued. Calhoun evocatively locates the fascinating campaign of 1888 in both the context of Gilded Age society and the disappointing reality of our contemporary politics."--Michael McGerr, author of A Fierce Discontent: The Rise and Fall of the Progressive Movement in America, 1870-1920
243 pp
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$29.95
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Exhibit Catalog
"Death in the White House: A Nation Mourns"
Information on the eight Presidents and three First Ladies that died while in office.
21 pp
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$8.00 |
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"The Essential Handbook of Victorian Entertaining"
adapted by Autumn Stephens
Learn the strange riles of Victorian entertaining, as well as the curious faux pas to be avoided when hosting or attending social events.
143 pp
Softback
$9.95
"The Essential Handbook of Victorian Etiquette"
by Professor Thomas E. Hill
Every do and don't in this book is exactly as it was written down a hundred years ago by Victorian era's leading expert on manners and morals.
127 pp
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$8.95 |
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