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This Book by American Author, Richard Watt, is an indepth research and analysis of the harsh treatment of Germany by the Allies in the Treaty of Versailles. As a result of the Treaty and the taking of German territories, a defeated Germany rose again to initiate an even greater War, World War II. The Author explains how President Wilson and other Allied leaders could possibly have prevented World War II with a more just peace Treaty with Germany.

This Book was designed and written for junior high school early high school students. It contains a vast amount of useful information for all aspects of science. Many of the Chapters include an experiment for students and useful study questions. Book is a storehouse of knowledge that students and adults will love to read. The book is two Books in one and contains two parts. Part One has 257 pages and Part Two has 229 pages.

This Book is a work of fiction by the Author Edward Westcott. Westcott was a banker by trade, but was able to create a strong and original character in David Harum that is a story of American life that is romantic, humorous and interesting. Moreover, the Author was able to complete this work shortly before he passed away in 1898.

This Book was originally written and copyrighted in 1899 by Helen Cody Wetmore, the sister of Buffal Bill Cody. This Book contains a Foreward by Author, Zane Grey, and an endpiece by Zane Grey at the end of the Book that details the last days of Buffalo Bill following his death in 1917. This Book is an interesting story of the life of a prominent western American folk hero.

This is a Book, which is part of the Radio Boys Series, published in the 1920's and was one that was also published separately. This Book was copyrighted and published in 1922 and contains a personal note and signature by Thomas Edison that was inserted with his permission. Book has 238 pages.

This Book is the story of the romance of Helen of Troy, her three husbands and her relationships with family members. The Book is told in seven tales, which are the seven crises of Helen's life.

The Author, Theodore White, traces the changes in America and the Presidential Elections from 1956 to 1980. He explains in detail the forces that changed the country and how they impacted American Politics and the Presidential Elections during his 25 years of reporting. Book has 465 pages.

This Book is the Autobiography of William Allen White. William Allen White was a newspaper editor, writer, author, politician and leader of the Progressive Movement. He also was the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for his journalistic talents. This Book is an account of the life of William Allen White, his upbringing and life in Emporia, Kansas and his may political connections. Following Page 370, there are several pages of photographs that enhance White's life for the reader. While writing his autobiography, William Allen White passed away in 1944. The last Chapter was written by White's son, W.L. White, to complete the Book and have it piblished.

This Book is a reprint of the original Book, "Here They Dug the Gold'. It tells the story of the Pike's Peak Gold Rush in Colorado in 1859 and the adventurers who made the trek west to search for gold. More than 100,000 people left for Colorado and just 5,000 remained after the first winter. This Book has 299 pages and more than 20 illustrations.

Unusual stories by the well-known American actor, writer and comedian. Good reading for all. Book has 216 pages.

This Book is the Story of Ranches and Ranching in the Western United States and Western part of Canada. This Book is an honest assessment of a way of life that is ever more threatened by political and economic pressures. It portrays Ranch Life through great photographs and interviews with those that live the life of a rancher. Book has 240 pages and many colorful photographs.

This Book is the second Book written by Investigative Journalists, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein regarding the break-in at the Democratic National Headquarters in Washington, D.C. in 1972. The first Book, "All the President's Men" was the investigative report of the Watergate Break-In. This Book, "The Final Days" is the summary of the events leading up to President Richard Nixon's resignation of the Presidency in 1974. The Authors, were given a leave of absence from their reporting responsibilities at the Washington Post to write both Books. This Book has 476 pages and a photograph section of several pages of historical photos of Nixon's Family and other key individuals.

This Book was written by Bob Woodward, who has shared the winning of two Pulitzer Prizes. Woodward has been an associate editor at The Washington Post for over 40 years. His first Pulitzer Prize was for the Post's coverage of the Watergate Scandal and second Prize for the coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Additionally, Bob Woodward has authored, or co-authored 12 national non-fiction bestsellers. This Book covers President Obama's first term in office. After page 174, there is a supplement of several pages of photographs.

This Book was written by Pulitzer-Prize winning Author, Bob Woodward. Woodward won the Pulitzer for Books on the Watergate Scandal and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In typical Woodward fashion, he delves into the events of the Donald Trump Presidency including the Covid-19 Pandemic, world economy, racial unrest and Trump's relations with world leaders including Kim Jong Un. "Rage" is Woodward's 20th Book.

Book is in Good condition overall. Pages are all clean throughout. There is one small tear in the middle of the third page of the front pages. This is a First Trade Edition copy of Herman Wouk's masterpiece work, War and Remembrance. This book will provide you with many days of reading with 1,042 pages. The Author's signature is on the Dust Jacket flap on the inside of the back cover, but is a copied signature and not original.

This story is set in the Imperial Valley area of present-day California adjacent to Mexico. It was a time when reclamation turned an arid region into an area of cities, homes and farms. Added to this backdrop, is the romance involving Barbara Worth. This Book has 511 pages and four illustrations.

This Book is a selection of stories about people by noted 19th Century Author, Julia Mac Nair Wright. This Book is believed to be a First Edition, but cannot be confirmed. Book has 190 pages and several illustrations.

This Book was written by British Historian and Author, Jonathan Wright. The Book spans the time period from the founding of the Society of Jesus and continues through the turbulent times of its existence. The Author hilights the adventure, politics, intrigue, and power of the Jesuits. This Book was well researched with an extensive list of credits and bibliography.

This Journal is the annual World Series Program publication for sports memorabilia collectors and baseball fans published for Calendar Year 1985 by the Major League Baseball promotion Corporation. It includes articles on the 1985 teams and individual players, baseball records, history and trivia and features a more in depth center section on the Team where the program is sold. This annual Journal of Baseball has 104 pages and was sold in Kansas City originally in 1985 for the Royal's participation in the World Series.

This Magazine is a copy of Yachting, dated July, 1942, and listed as Volume LXXII, Number 1. Yachting Magazine was written for the Yachting and Sailing boat owner, operator and enthusiast. This particular Issue contains articles for the owner and operator of civilian vessels, but also articles about the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard due to the World War II time period. Magazine has 88 pages and is in Good condition with some wear and light soiling on the covers and on the top of several internal pages.