31845. Adams, Thomas Boylston. A new nation. Chester, Connecticut : Globe Pequot Press, 1981, xiii, 301pp., 25cm., dust-jacket worn and scuffed around edges, very good blue cloth but rear cover a bit warped, nicely INSCRIBED by the author to a Harvard historian: To Frank Freidel / as from a rooky / to an old pro / Tom Adams. $45
64 short essays across US history. ISBN 0871069598. ISBN B0006E556E

9773. Agar, Herbert, ed.. Who owns America? A new declaration of independence. Boston: New York, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1936, x, 342pp. 22 cm., badly torn but complete dust-jacket, labels roughly removed, worn and faded blue cloth, tear at top of spine, some foxing on cover, internally sound but with small brown spot in hinge at title page, previous owner's name in pencil: historian Henry Steele Commager, dated 1938, with bookplate: gift of Commager to Hampshire College Library, with several other stamps from that library, $45
Interesting association to this rebellious southern anthology: Owsley, Tate, Davidson, Ransom, Lytle, Warren, Brooks and many others.

33504. Artaud, Denise. Le New Deal. Paris: Librairie Armand Colin, 1969, 285pp., small PAPERBACK, TEXT IN FRENCH, good but ink stains on foredge, spine glue cracked at page 90, nicely INSCRIBED by Denise Artaud to Harvard historian Frank Freidel and his wife. $30
Printed compliments of the author card laid in.

25352. Axtell, James, ed.. America Perceived: A View from Abroad. West Haven, CT: Pendulum Press, 1974, 236, 239, 174, 190pp., PAPERBACK, very good, four volumes, complete set, $19
4-volume set of primary sources: America Perceived from Abroad in the 17th century, in the 18th century, in the 19th century, in the 20th century. ISBN 0883011239

31847. Banks, Ann, ed.. First-person America. Edited and with an introduction by Ann Banks. New York : Knopf, 1980, stated First Edition, xxv, 287pp., dust-jacket worn around edges, good white half-cloth, lightly used, newspaper review clipping and publisher's materials laid in, nicely INSCRIBED by the author to Harvard historian who wrote blurb on rear jacket panel. $20
"A remarkable evocation of the lives and feelings of the plain people of America during the depression years. A testament to how Americans really lived during these years that can never be recaptured from their memories, so many decades later Ann Banks has made a superb selection... her editorial comments and introduction are first rate" (Frank Freidel, Charles Warren Professor of American History, Harvard University). ISBN 0394413970

25274. Barber, James, 1952-, ed.. Old Hickory : a life sketch of Andrew Jackson. With an introduction by Robert V. Remini. Washington, D.C. : National Portrait Gallery / Nashville: Tennessee State Museum, 1990, 128pp., large sewn PAPERBACK, very good, illustrated throughout, $12
Exhibition catalog. ISBN 0295970812

28126. Barson, Michael / Steven Heller. Teenage Confidential. An Illustrated History of the American Teen. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2005, 132pp., very good dust-jacket, very good large red cloth, $15
Illustrated throughout with color movie posters, book dust-jackets and other ephemera, with extensive historical text. ISBN 0760776784

4071. Barzun, Jacques, 1907-. God's Country and Mine. A Declaration of Love spiced with a few harsh words. London: Victor Gollancz, 1955, 344pp., very good red cloth, $7.5
An impressionistic essay on American culture of the present, early 1950s, by the influential cultural historian from Columbia. An interesting and accurate prognosis concerning public education: "The Western countries that are only now beginning to copy us in popular secondary education are going to find that it is not the easy thing they bargain for. Their old superiority was easily attained by ruthless selection - 5 to 10 per cent of the children, mostly from cultured homes, gave them little trouble (215).

28738. Beal, Merrill D., 1898-. "I will fight no more forever"; Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War. Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1966, 2004, recent printing, xvii, 366pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $7
. ISBN 0295740094

12777. Beard, Charles A., 1874-1948 / Beard, Mary Ritter, 1876-1958. America in midpassage. Drawings by Wilfred Jones. New York, Macmillan, 1939, later printing, 977pp., two volumes, very good blue cloth, $15
.

30417. Beattie, Donald W. / Collins, J. Richard. Washington's New England Fleet. Beverly's Role in its Origins, 1775-77. Salem, Massachusetts: Newcomb & Gauss, 1969, ix, 69pp., very good yellow cloth, very slight cigarette odor, INSCRIBED To Paul / who manages very well / J. Richard Collins / July 1969. $25
Beattie: Ph.D. Boston University, American history professor at Boston area colleges. J. Richard Collins: Chairman of the Beverly Historical Commission.

14004. Becker, Carl L. / Clark, John Maurice / Dodd, William Edward. The spirit of '76 and other essays. Washington: The Robert Brookings graduate school of economics and government, 1927, 135pp. 20 cm, very good woven brown half-cloth, $12
Brookings institution, Washington, D. C. Publications ... Miscellaneous series "Three lectures ... delivered on November 19, 1926 at the Robert Brookings graduate school of economics and government, in commemoration of the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of the year which witnessed the publication of the Wealth of nations and the Declaration of independence. Becker, Carl L., 1873-1945 / Clark, John Maurice, 1884- / Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940.

31869. Bernstein, Barton J.. The Truman administration; a documentary history. Edited by Barton J. Bernstein and Allan J. Matusow. New York, Harper & Row, 1966, stated First Edition, viii, 518pp., dust-jacket a bit worn and chipped around edges, very good red cloth, nicely INSCRIBED and SIGNED by both authors to Frank Freidel, Harvard historian, to whom the book is also dedicated. $125
.

30565. Bibliographical Society of America. The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America. Volume 36, First Quarter, 1942. New York: Bibliographical Society of America, 1942, 79pp., sewn PAPERBACK, very good, small tear on rear cover, some light foxing on endpaper, previous owner's name on front cover, $15
Includes: Paul M. Angle, Four Lincoln Firsts [discussion of Subtreasury Speech, House Divided speech, Cooper Union Address, Gettysburg Address, pp. 1- 17] - Curt F. Bühler, Notes on Two Incunabula Printed by Aldus Manutius - Marshall Swan, Shakespeare's Poems, the first three Boston Editions - Carl J. Weber, Hardy's Grim Note in "The Return of the Native" -, Nathan van Patten, An Eskimo Translation of Defoe's Robinson Crusoe, Godthaab, Greenland, 1862-1865.

23158. Boston College. In Celebration of Black History. GYRO Colloquium Papers, volume V. Chestnut Hill: Boston College, 1999, 136pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $12
8 essays on African-Americans, race, law.

4098. Brooks, George S., ed.. James Durand. An Able Seaman of 1812: His Adventures on "Old Ironsides" and as an Impressed Sailor in the British Navy. Foreword by Commander Herbert L. Satterlee. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1926, 139pp., partial and badly torn dust-jacket, very good small blue cloth, $12
Personal memoir of early 19th century navy man in US, France, Britain. Frontispiece depicts USS Constitution. Memoir published as early as 1820.

17036. Broudy, Harry S.. Paradox and promise. Essays on American life and education. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall [1961], 176pp. 21 cm, PAPERBACK, very good, previous owner's name, $5
Spectrum book, S-19.

31852. Brown, Richard Maxwell. No duty to retreat : violence and values in American history and society. New York : Oxford University Press, 1991, 268pp., very good dust-jacket, very good black hardcover, nicely INSCRIBED by the author to a Harvard historian. $25
History of self-defense from the Wild West to contemporary New York city. "A fascinating and provocative book. Not only is it an authoritative and engrossing examination of violence on the American frontier and in American society at large, but in American jurisprudence as well" (Roger M. Utley). ISBN 0195045106

14338. Bryce, James, 1838-1922. University and historical addresses. Delivered during a residence in the United States as Ambassador of Great Britain. New York: Macmillan, 1913, ix, 433pp. . 21 cm, good blue cloth but front cover stained, $17
Lectures on Virginia, university instruction and the pleasures of later life, Pilgrims 1620, national character, methods of legislation, Jefferson, Missions, state universities, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, architecture and history, Abraham Lincoln, the scoto-irish race, university and state, discovery of Lake Champlain, public speaking, general education, national parks.

28947. Bryce, James Bryce, 1838-1922. The American commonwealth. New York ; London : The Macmillan company, 1897-1898, 3d edition, completely revised throughout, with additional chapters, 724, 904pp., two volumes, very good blue cloth, light wear, previous owner's stamp in both volumes: Henry Samuel Henschen and with nice gift inscription to him at Christmas 1898 from his "S. S. Class" / address in pencil on endpaper: 728 Pine Grove Ave., $85
Previous owner Henschen is undoubtedly Henry S. Henschen, 1873-1943, editor of a history of the State Bank of Chicago, President of the Chicago Bank of Commerce, Treasurer of the Chicago Academy of Sciences, Governing Member of the Art Institute of Chicago (1927-1943) and Investment Banker founder of Henry S. Henschen 1920-1927 (Who's who in Chicago, 1936). His father, William Henschen, immigrated from Sweden in 1870 and was active in the Methodist and Swedish communties in Chicago, even in publishing a Sunday school paper. After a few years in Sweden 1885-89, the family returned to Chicago; the younger Henschen attended law school and then went into banking. It must have been at this point that he directed a Sunday School class (perhaps it was the Grace ME Church at La Salle and Locust, though this is only speculation) and received this appropriate gift for the immigrant family: Bryce's classic guide to the American governing system. See Youken, Organized Sunday School Work in America 1911-1914 for mention of Henry S. Henschen.

33283. Butterfield, Lyman Henry, (subject). Lyman Henry Butterfield : commemorations of his life by Marc Friedlaender, Olive G Malcolm, Whitfield J. Bell, Fox Butterfield. Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 1982, 16pp., stapled PAPERBACK, very good, $45
Preprinted as a keepsake from Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, volume 94, 1982. Butterfield was Editor in Chief of the Adams papers.

18960. Cartier, Raymond, 1896-. Europa erobert Amerika. München: DTV, 1962, 354pp., small PAPERBACK, very good, a few minor pencil marks in advertising section, $5
Translated from French.

26612. Chinard, Gilbert, 1881-1972. Les réfugiés huguenots en Amérique : avec une introduction sur Le mirage américain. Paris : Société d’édition "Les Belles-lettres," 1925, xxxvii, 245, 20 cm., good sewn paper wraps, a bit worn around edges, $25
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2463. Costa, Peter, ed.. Q & A, conversations with Harvard scholars. [Cambridge, Mass.]:: Harvard University Office of News and Public Affairs: Distributed by Harvard University Press, 1991, x, 262pp., very good dust-jacket with a few minor tears, very good red cloth, $15
Interviews with 35 Harvard Professors, including historian Charles Maier, economist Henry Rosovsky, many others. ISBN 0674740009

31848. Crunden, Robert M.. From self to society, 1919-1941. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, 1972, 1st printing, xii, 212pp., very good dust-jacket, light wear around edges, very good black cloth, INSCRIBED by Crunden on front pastedown to a Harvard historian. $25
Transitions in American thought series. ISBN 0133314219

31850. Crunden, Robert M... Ministers of reform : the Progressives’ achievement in American civilization, 1889-1920. New York : Basic Books, 1982, 1st printing, xii, 307pp., good dust-jacket, light wear, very good blue cloth, review slip glued to front endpaper, $12
"The touch is sure from settlement houses to muckraking to architecture to foreign policy. The essays on Ives and Frank Lloyd Wright are stunning" (Frank Freidel). "Crunden extends his concern beyond the usually political themes of progressive historiography to examine the arts and cultural expression generally. The 'innovative nostalgia' that marked the period nourished two geniuses—Charles Ives and Frank Lloyd Wright -but, Crunden argues, its larger legacy was one of political and cultural failure" (Thomas Bender). ISBN 0465046312

32239. Current, Richard Nelson. Wisconsin : a Bicentennial history. New York : Norton / Nashville, American Association for State and Local History, 1977, xiv, 226pp., very good dust-jacket, very good gray cloth, nicely INSCRIBED by Richard N. Current to named friends, $20
The States and the Nation series. ISBN 0393056244

4047. Curti, Merle. The Roots of American Loyalty. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946, 267pp., dust-jacket worn and chipped around edges, very good black cloth, light wear to corners, $9
A history of American nationalism, alias "patriotism", stressing the first 100 years of the US; but itself a document of the mid-20th century, pre-McCarthyism.

24964. Davis, Mike / Sprinker, Michael. Reshaping the US Left. Popular Struggles in the 1980s. Volume Three of The Year Left. London, NY: Verso, 1988, 311pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $6
12 essays by different authors on race, environment, labor, women, politics. ISBN 0860919099

26323. Demos, John. A little commonwealth. Family life in Plymouth Colony. London, New York, Oxford University Press, 1971, later printing, 201pp., small PAPERBACK, very good, $6
cover design by Tim Gaydos. Galaxy book GB344. ISBN 0195013557

23452. DeWolf Pardee, Alice. Blithewold. Bristol Rhode Island. Privately Published, 1978, 160pp., very good dust-jacket, slight wear, very good white cloth, $20
History of the Rhode Island estate called Blithewold since the 1890s. ISBN 0917218101.

30840. Dickinson, Howard Williams, 1869-. Archamon, friend. New York, Privately printed, 1930, 55pp., very good orange cloth, but spine and cover titles a bit faded, Edition of 500, here number 292 hand-numbered and SIGNED in ink by Howard Dickinson on colophon. $45
Dickinson, born in 1869 in Elgin, Illinois; studied at Marietta College in Ohio then at Harvard (class of 1891). He then taught High School in Illinois for several years before becoming principal of Smith Academy in Hatfield, Massachusetts until 1904. Joined the advertising department of Scribner's Magazine in 1904, then in 1908 the Phelps Publishing company in Springfield, Massachusetts, eventually becoming advertising manager of Good Housekeeping magazine. Author of the Primer of Promotion (1927) on marketing.

28922. Dorpat, Paul. 494 More Glimpses of Historic Seattle. Seattle: Mother Wit Press, 1982, stated First Edition, unpaginated about 150pp., large stapled PAPERBACK, very good, illustrated with photos throughout, some captions, $7
Dense photo assemblage of Seattle history.

31254. Durand, Régis. Myth and ideology in American culture. Villeneuve d'Ascq: Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches Nord-Américaines et Canadiennes, Université de Lille, 1976, 268pp., tall PAPERBACK, very good, $25
Texts in English. 14 individual contributions. Rabate, Sounds Pound - Lecourt, Theodore Roethke - Blau Duplessis, Lyric Documents Levertov, Rich and Rukeyser - Rihoit, The Bostonians, Henry James - Hulley, Dashiell Hammett - Tissot, Super-Realism - Denain, Booker T. Washington's Ideology - Solard, Jean Toomer's Kabnis - Fabre, Banjo - Blary, Claude McKay and Black Nationalist Ideology - Jacquin, American Black music - Lecomte, The Quota Controversy: a Press Study. ISBN 2859390642

33457. Duroselle, Jean Baptiste, 1917-1994. De Wilson à Roosevelt: politique extérieure des États-Unis, 1913-1945. Paris, Armand Colin, 1960, 494pp., sewn PAPERBACK, very good, tear to bottom of front cover, nicely INSCRIBED to Harvard historian Frank Freidel: "To Frank Freidel / FDR's great historian / This attempt for a synthesis / primarly based upon some / strategic concepts / J B Duroselle / December 27, 1960". $45
In the series: Sciences politiques. Relations internationales, 2.

4944. Eggleston, Edward. The beginners of a nation: a history of the source and rise of the earliest English settlements in America with special reference to the life and character of the people. New York: D. Appleton, 1899, 4th ed., xiv, 377pp., very good original brown woven cloth, some wear to spine extremities and edges, $15
.

16394. Ehrlich, Richard L., ed.. Immigrants in industrial America, 1850-1920. Charlottesville: Published for the Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation and the Balch Institute by University Press of Virginia, [1977], xiv, 218pp., good dust-jacket, chipped at top of spine, very good orange cloth, $12
Proceedings of a conference sponsored by the Balch Institute and the Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation, November 1-3, 1973. ISBN 0813906784

30321. Eisfeld, Rainer, 1941-. Wild Bill Hickok : Westernmythos und Wirklichkeit. Reinbek bei Hamburg: Rowohlt, 1994, Originalausgabe, 206pp., PAPERBACK, very good, remainder stamp on bottom edge, $15
Rororo ; 9575 : rororo-Sachbuch. German political-scientist studies western myth and impact on violence in US to this day. ISBN 3499195755

24293. Embree, Edwin R., 1883-1950. American Negroes, a handbook. New York, John Day Co., 1942, 7th printing, 79pp., good hardcover, spine scuffed with tiny dent, previous owner's inscription, $12
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34338. Enders, H. E.. How to Paint and Finish Woodwork. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Company, no date, probably around 1926, 1926, later printing, 32pp., small stapled PAPERBACK, good copy, paper browning, small brown stain on front cover, $7.5
Little Blue Book no. 1073. Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Two staples, union printing icon with the number 1 on front coverNo copyright date, but other copies have been listed with copyright date of 1926 and the collector site for Little Blue Books dates number 1069 at 1926.

32417. Fender, Stephen. Plotting the golden West : American literature and the rhetoric of the California Trail. Cambridge [Cambridgeshire : Cambridge University Press, 1981, ix, 240pp., very good dust-jacket, very good black cloth, $12
. ISBN 0521239249

20387. Fisher, Philip, ed.. The New American studies: essays from Representations. Edited by Philip Fisher. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1991, xxii, 411pp.: ill. 26 cm, large PAPERBACK, very good, slight edgewear, previous owner's name, $9
Representations books, 5. ISBN 0520073304

25420. Fradkin, Philip L.. Wanderings of an environmental journalist in Alaska and the American West. Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 1993, xiii, 273pp., very good dust-jacket, very good black cloth, $9
. ISBN 0826314163

27502. Frost, Jack, 1915-. Yankee homecoming. Official sketch book. Boston: Yankee Homecoming 1958, 1958, 96pp., very good red white and blue hardcover, cover worn around edges, SIGNED simply on front endpaper: Jack Frost. $27
Yankee homecoming "is a plan to bring back to New England in 1958 a million or two additional tourists". Drawings on most pages by Jack Frost illustrate the tourist destinations of New England.

4865. Griffith, Ernest S.. Communism in action. A documented study and analysis of communism in operation in the Soviet union, prepared at the instance and under the direction of Representative Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois by the Legislative reference service of the Library of Congress under the direction of Ernest S. Griffith. Washington, U.S. Govt. print. off., 1946, ix, 141 p. incl. tables. 23 cm., very good stapled paper wraps. Previous owner's name, $7.5
.

18156. Hartshorne, Thomas L.. The Distorted Image. Changing conceptions of the American character since Turner. Cleveland, Press of Case Western Reserve University, 1968, xiv, 226pp. 24 cm, very good dust-jacket, frayed around edges, very good green cloth, $7.5
. ISBN 082950141X

20679. Hasbrouck, Louise Seymour, 1883-. Lasalle. New York: Macmillan, 1916, 212pp., very good small decorated brown cloth, with cover illustration of the discoverer in a canoe, review copy blind stamp on title page, $11
Series: True Stories of Great Americans.

11654. Hawkins, Richmond Laurin. Madame de Stael and the United States. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1930, vi pp. , 2 l., [3]-81pp. 24 cm., good red cloth, faded, worn at top of spine, $25
Harvard studies in Romance languages ... vol. VII Includes letters, mostly inedited, by Madame de Stael, Jacques Necker, Camille Jordan, Gouverneur Morris, Thomas Jefferson and others.

12116. Hayden, Dolores. Redesigning the American dream: the future of housing, work, and family life. New York: W.W. Norton, 1984, x, 270pp. : ill.. 24 cm., very good dust-jacket, very good green half-cloth, $10
. ISBN 0393017796

23390. Hilfer, Anthony Channell. The revolt from the village, 1915-1930. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1969, ix, 275pp., very good dust-jacket, slight wear around edges, small tear, very good black cloth, $15
Includes two woodcuts by Steve White. Study of the "literary attack on American small-town provincialism." Eggleston, Frederic, Twain, Willa Cather, Brooks, Mencken, Masters, Anderson, Sinclair Lewis, Elmer Gantry, Stribling, Thomas Wolfe.

28744. Holmes, Harrison H.. 100 Years Young. Wilmington, DE: Joseph W. Small Associates, 1983, v, 55pp., very good green cloth, $20
Private family history starting in 1865, go west. The Western Pine Lumber Company, 1907-1922, The Holmes Boys, Lolita Holmes, Elizabeth Ogden, Charles Perrin.

32289. Holt, James, 1939-1983. Congressional insurgents and the party system, 1909-1916. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1967, viii, 188pp., good dust-jacket, worn around edges, very good dark blue cloth, lightly bumped at corners, nicely INSCRIBED by Jim Holt to Harvard historian Frank [Freidel] and his wife. Freidel supervised the dissertation. $45
Harvard historical monographs vol.. 60.

34332. Hough, Emerson, 1857-1923. The covered wagon. New York : D. Appleton, 1926, later printing, xvi, 386pp., good brown cloth, but with stamp of Grover Cleveland High School, Queens on front endpapers with two borrower names in ink, 1938 Board of Education stamp on title page, previous borrowers' names: Virginia Ray and Lillian Tucci, $7
Iowa born and bred author of western adventures, he gathered his knowledge of the West from his days as a journalist in New Mexico in the 1880s. He had big success in the 1890s with: The Singing Mouse Stories, The Story of the Cowboy, but The Covered Wagon (1922) was made into a film and secured him lasting fame.

4066. Hoyt, Edwin P.. Pacific Destiny: the Story of America in the Western Sea from the Early 1800s to the 1980s. New York: Norton, 1981, stated First Edition, 323pp., very good tan half-cloth, previous owner's name, $5
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31919. Hughes, Emmet John, 1920-. The ordeal of power: a political memoir of the Eisenhower years. New York, Atheneum, 1963, stated First Edition, 372pp., very good dark blue cloth, cover and spine a bit faded, nicely INSCRIBED by the author to Harvard historian Freidel: To Frank Freidel / with great respect / Emmeth John Huges. $85
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4102. Jacquin, Philippe / Daniel Royot, ed.. Le mythe de l'Ouest. L'Ouest américain et les "valeurs" de la Frontière. Paris: Editions Autrement, 1993, Série Monde, H.S. No. 71, Oct. 1993, 215pp., large PAPERBACK, very good, but library gift stamps on endpaper and title page, otherwise very good, $12
14 essays by various authors on the western frontier: art, women, music, cowboys, nostalgia. ISBN 2862604445

12712. Jones, Peter G., 1929-. War and the novelist: appraising the American war novel. Foreword by M. L. Rosenthal. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1976, x, 260pp. : ill.. 23 cm, very good dust-jacket, very good beige cloth, $11
. ISBN 082620211X

31843. Josephson, Matthew, 1899-1978. The money lords: the great finance capitalists, 1925-1950. New York, Weybright and Talley, 1972, x, 374 p. 22 cm., very good dust-jacket, light wear, very good black cloth, substantial NYTimes Book Review clipping by John Brooks laid in, nicely INSCRIBED : For Frank Freidel / homage for "Roosevelt" / and others / Matthew Josephson. $35
Photograph by Inge Morath, jacket design by Paul Bacon. .

33453. Junker, Detlef, 1939-. Franklin D. Roosevelt : Macht und Vision: Präsident in Krisenzeiten. Zürich, Frankfurt am Main : Muster-Schmidt, 1979, 160pp., small PAPERBACK, very good but slightly warped, nicely INSCRIBED by the Detlef Junker to Harvard historian Frank Freidel. $45
Persönlichkeit und Geschichte, Band 105/106. ISBN 3788101059

17800. Kammen, Michael G.. The lively arts: Gilbert Seldes and the transformation of cultural criticism in the United States. New York: Oxford University Press, 1996, x, 495pp. : ill., ports.. 25 cm, very good dust-jacket, very good black half-cloth, $6
. ISBN 0195098684

4217. Keller, Helen. Die Geschichte meines Lebens. Translated by P. Seliger, foreword by Felix Holländer. Stuttgart: Robert Lutz, 1904, 347pp., very good green cloth with red and gold decorations, top of spine slightly bruised, otherwise good copy, previous owner's inscription, $25
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32313. Kilgore, Kathleen. John Volpe: The life of an immigrant's son. Dublin, New Hampshire: Yankee Books, stated First Edition, 224pp., dust-jacket worn and chipped around edges, very good tan half-cloth with gray boards, light foxing on endpapers and foredges, appears to be SIGNED simply John Volpe on front endpaper. $25
Volpe: 3-term republican governor of Massachusetts. "With extensive cooperation from John Volpe and many of the men and women who were his closest friends and associates through the years, Kathleen Kilgore has prepared this informed and well-written account of Volpe's life and distinguished career.". ISBN 0899091210

9364. Lacour-Gayet, Robert. Histoire des Etats-Unis, tome 1: Des origines jusqu'a la fin de la guerre civile. Paris: Fayard, 1976, 469pp., sewn PAPERBACK, very good, slight wear, lower rear corner bumped, nicely INSCRIBED to Stephen Graubard. $20
. ISBN 2213003157

34810. Lacour-Gayet, Robert. Histoire des Etats-Unis, tome 4: L'Amerique contemporaine de Kennedy a Reagan. Paris: Fayard, 1982, 474pp., sewn PAPERBACK, very good, light wear, lamination chipping, nicely INSCRIBED to Stephen Graubard. $20
. ISBN 2213011655

31872. Lash, Joseph P., 1909-1987. Love, Eleanor : Eleanor Roosevelt and her friends. Foreword by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.. Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1982, stated First Edition, xvi, 534pp., dust-jacket worn around edges, chip at top of spine, good red half-cloth, ink marks in margins throughout, previous owner's name on endpaper: Frank Freidel, $225
Personal reading and working copy of Harvard historian and Roosevelt biographer Frank Freidel with his ink marks in margins on many pages, ink notations in margins on a few pages. LAID-IN: 8 full pages of handwritten notes constituting an index of the book and Freidel's remarks, one typewrittten page of notes. 3 newspaper clippings about Lash and the book also laid in. ISBN 038517053X

31870. Leff, Mark H.. The limits of symbolic reform : the New Deal and taxation, 1933-1939. Cambridge, New York : Cambridge University Press, 1984, ix, 308pp., good dust-jacket with some light wear around edges, very good black cloth, light wear, INSCRIBED by Mark to Harvard historian Frank Freidel. $75
. ISBN 0521262682

30930. Luitjens, Helen. A sketch book of Pacific Palisades, California. With text by Katherine La Hue. Published by Phyllis Genovese, 1975, 48pp., black plastic spiral binding, good stiff white paperback cover, but heavy foxing around edges and on foredges, $10
Drawings on most facing pages.

30931. Luitjens, Helen. A sketch book of Pacific Palisades, California. With text by Katherine La Hue. Published by Phyllis Genovese, 1975, 48pp., black plastic spiral binding, very good stiff white paperback cover, $25
Drawings on most facing pages.

13819. Marcus, Greil. The dustbin of history. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1995, later printing, 274pp. . 24 cm, PAPERBACK, very good copy, $7
.

3383. Marshall, Katherine Tupper. Together: Annals of an Army Wife. New York: Tupper and Love, 1946, 292pp., good blue cloth, but cover faded around edges and spine, $7.5
Two appendixes containing the official biographical sketch of General of the Army George C. Marshall and an album of official and semi-official Marshall photographs selected from the author's collection.

16293. Martin, Newell / Parsons, Cynthia. Spinach and zweiback : the writings of Newell Martin. Edited and compiled by Cynthia Parsons. Millbrook, N.Y.: Grinnell and Lawton Pub., 1993, 515pp. : ill. . 24 cm, very good dust-jacket with a few minor tears, very good large blue cloth, $10
Born in Ningpo, china in 1854, son of Presbyterian missionary. Attended Yale starting in 1875, graduated from Columbia University Law School in 1877. Writings here from 1921 to 1941. "Almost all his serious tracts offer some encouragement to rebellion." Criticism of Prohibition, wire-tapping, KKK, taxation, discrimination, slavery, the Kellogg-Briand Pact. A sense of life in American in the 1920s and 1930s. ISBN 0963519018

22995. Marty, Martin E., 1928-. Modern American Religion: Under god, Indivisible, 1941-1960. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996, 548pp., very good dust-jacket, very good cloth, $12
Volume Three of his history of modern American religion. ISBN 0226508986

23773. Matthiessen, F. O., 1902-1950. Theodore Dreiser. New York: Sloane, 1951, 267pp., worn dust-jacket with a few chips and tears around edges, good black cloth, some foxing, $5
The American men of letters series.

32286. Matusow, Allen J.. Farm policies and politics in the Truman years. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1967, 267pp., very good dust-jacket but chip at top of spine, good dark red cloth but cover dinged at top rear corner, light wear on front, nicely INSCRIBED by Allen Matusow to Harvard historian Frank Freidel who is also thanked in the preface. $35
Harvard historical studies vol. 80.

31874. McCarthy, James Remington. The new pioneers: The first picture of the American people, East - West - North - South, under the New Deal. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, stated First Edition, 343pp., worn red cloth, spine titles a bit faded, a few pencil marks on endpapers, previous owner's name, Harvard Historian: Frank Freidel, $15
Report of a journey across the country "to find out what was happening to the people of the country since they were thrust into a period of unprecedented transition called the New Deal." Previous owner Freidel was a noted biographer of Franklin Roosevelt.

12718. McCoy, Ronald. Kiowa memories: images from Indian territory, 1880. Santa Fe, N.M.: Morning Star Gallery, 1987, iv, 67pp. : col. ill.. 31 cm, very good dust-jacket, very good large red cloth, $30
Published in connection with the exhibition at Morning Star Gallery, Aug. 19, 1987. Composed mostly of 49 full page color reproductions of pictures of daily life drawn by Kiowa about 1880 after they had been confined to a reservation.

23863. McElroy, Janice H., ed.. Our hidden heritage : Pennsylvania women in history. Assistant editors, Mary Ann Stangil and Margaret D. Druse. Washington, D.C. : Pennsylvania Division, American Association of University Women, 1984, 3d printing, xvii, 440pp., large PAPERBACK, very good, $7.5
165 biographical articles on Pennsylvania women in various professions since the 17th century. ISBN 0961147601

18160. Mencken, H. L.. The diary of H.L. Mencken. Edited by Charles A. Fecher. New York: Knopf: Distributed by Random House, 1989, stated First Edition, xxx, 476pp. , [8]pp. of plates : ill. . 25 cm, very good dust-jacket, very good decorated tan cloth, $7.5
. ISBN 039456877X

20287. Morehead, Sherrod De Floy, 1901-. Merchant credit to farmers in Louisiana. Russellville, 1929, 1929, 88 p. illus. (map) 24 cm., chipped but good blue sewn paper wraps, cover chipped around edges, $15
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Columbia University, 1929.

23817. Morris, Richard B., 1904-. The peacemakers : the great powers and American independence. New York : Harper & Row, 1970, xviii, 572pp., sewn PAPERBACK, good used copy, fold marks on spine, $7.5
Harper Torchbook, TB1502. The diplomatic history of the Treaty of 1783 that established American independence.

27927. Murray, Charles A.. Losing ground : American social policy, 1950-1980. New York : Basic Books, 1984, later printing, xii, 323pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $4.5
Critique of Great Society social reforms. ISBN 0465042325

32005. Nash, George H., 1945-. Herbert Hoover and Stanford University. Stanford : Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University, 1988, stated First Printing, xiii, 241pp., very good dust-jacket, light wear around edges, very good brown-orange cloth, nicely INSCRIBED to Harvard historian Freidel: To Frank Freidel - friend and supporter of my biographical efforts / With all best wishes, George H. Nash / March 11, 1988. $75
. ISBN 081798691X

21892. O'Gara, Geoffrey. A Long Road Home. In the Footsteps of the WPA Writers. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1990, 312pp., PAPERBACK, very good but with fold marks on front and rear covers, previous owner's name in ink, $5
. ISBN 0395537584

31871. Passin, Herbert, ed.. The United States and Japan. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, 1966, 1st printing, ix, 174pp., very good dust-jacket, very good black cloth, light wear, INSCRIBED by the author: To Betty and Bob / with appreciation / Herb. $35
Spectrum book: The American Assembly series. CONTENTS: The image, by Edward Seidensticker. - The legacy of the occupation, by Robert E. Ward. - Political relations, by Lawrence Olson. - Political economy, by William W. Lockwood. - The view from Japan, by Kinhide Mushakoji. - The future, by Herbert Passin.

31876. Patterson, James T.. Congressional conservatism and the New Deal: the growth of the conservative coalition in Congress, 1933-1939. Lexington: Published for the Organization of American Historians by University of Kentucky Press, 1967, ix, 369pp., fair dust-jacket chipped and worn around edges, good used brown cloth with previous owner's pencil marks in margins on many pages, INSCRIBED : To Frank with warmest thanks, Jim. $125
Inscription is to Harvard historian Frank Freidel, whom Patterson thanks in his acknowledgments: "I owe a special debt to Professor Frank Freidel of Harvard, whose aid and encouragement throughout this project and on many other matters has been essential." Freidel's reading marks indicate a thorough study of the book.

31857. Paulson, Ross E.. Radicalism & reform: the Vrooman family and American social thought, 1837-1937. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1968, xxiii, 299pp., good dust-jacket, a bit scuffed on rear panel, very good brown cloth, nicely INSCRIBED to Harvard historian Frank Freidel. $100
Paulson notes in his preface that the research began in a 1958 seminar at Harvard with Frank Freidel. The book won the Frederick Jackson Turner award in 1967.

32354. Pells, Richard H.. Radical visions and American dreams : culture and social thought in the Depression years. Middletown: Wesleyan University Press, 1984, reprinted, xvii, 424pp., PAPERBACK, very good but front cover lightly bumped with mild fold mark, $7
First published in 1973. Here with a 2-page preface to the Wesleyan edition. ISBN 0819561223

2733. Pindell, Terry. A good place to live: America's last migration. New York: H. Holt and Co., 1995, 1st edition, xvi, 413pp., large PAPERBACK, very good, cover a bit soiled, $5
. ISBN 0805023526

29447. Reyes, Alfonso, 1889-1959. The position of America, and other essays. Selected & translated from the Spanish by Harriet de Onís, foreword by Federico de Onís. New York, Knopf, 1950, 1950, stated First Edition, xii, 172pp., dust-jacket with a few minor chips and tears, very good aqua blue half-cloth, previous owner's name written extravagantly on front endpaper, $35
Vision of Anáhuac (1519) - Thoughts on the American mind. - The position of America. - Epistle to the Pinzóns. - Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci. - Social science and social responsibility. - Native poetry of New Spain. - The tenth muse of America. - In memoriam: Luis G. Urbina. - Virgil in Mexico.

31873. Richardson, Elmo. BLM’s billion-dollar checkerboard : managing the O and C lands. Santa Cruz, California: Forest History Society, 1980, x, 200pp., good dust-jacket worn at top of spine, spine a bit faded, very good decorated green hardcover, nicely INSCRIBED over 5 lines by Elmo to Harvard historian Frank Freidel. $125
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31920. Robinson, Edgar Eugene, 1887-. The Roosevelt leadership, 1933-1945. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1955, stated First Edition, 491pp., dust-jacket worn and frayed around edges, good blue cloth, but with white some green pencil underlining on a few pages in bibliography, also with printed card laid in: with compliments of the author, nicely INSCRIBED by the author to Harvard historian Freidel: To Frank Freidel / with deep appreciation / Edgar E. Robinson / January 25, 1955. $125
From the acknowledgments: "During the preparation of this study I have profited from many a conversation with Dr. Frank Freidel. He generously placed at my disposal valuable information gathered I his research at the Roosevelt Library. He read the completed manuscript, but is in no way responsible for point of view or conclusions.".

23770. Rodgers, Daniel T.. The work ethic in industrial America, 1850-1920. Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1979, xv, 300pp., PAPERBACK, very good, slight wear, $5
. ISBN 0226723526

6456. Römer, Hans G.. Amerikanische Interessen- und Prinzipienpolitik in Mexiko 1910-1914. Ein Beitrag zur Kritik des Wilsonismus. Hamburg: Friederichsen, de Gruyter & Co., 1929, 149pp., very good green paper wraps, uncut, paper very well preserved, $30
The author received his M.A. from the Univ. of Wisconsin. A study of the underlying principles of Wilsonian foreign policy, as applied to Mexico and later to Europe. A serious work in the series Übersee-Geschichte, edited by Adolf Rein.

16192. Samuels, Ernest, 1903-. Henry Adams. Cambridge, Mass.: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1989, xiv, 504pp. , [12]pp. of plates : ill. . 24 cm, very good gray half-cloth, stickers on endpapers, $7
Abridgement of the three-volume work, with corrections and additions. ISBN 067438735X

12009. Sanford, Charles L.. The quest for paradise. Europe and the American moral imagination. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1961, x, 282pp. 24 cm., worn dust-jacket with a few tears, very good light green cloth, with marginal lines in pen scattered throughout the text and underlining on a couple of pages, by previous owner, Brandeis sociologist Maurice Stein, $12
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11702. Sauer, Carl O.. Seventeenth century North America. Berkeley: Turtle Island, 1980, 295pp. : 23 ill., maps. 27 cm., very good dust-jacket, very good large brown cloth, $25
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32780. Sauer, Carl O., 1889-1975. Man in nature. America Before the Days of the White Men. Illustrated by Antonio Sotomayor. New York, Chicago: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1939, 1st edition (A), xiv, 273pp., 27cm., fair used copy, BUT boards curved and warped, still good usable copy, some foxing, $65
Subject contributors include: Education by Leo Baisden (1887-1941) - Ethnology by Isabel Kelly (b. 1906) - Geography by Margaret Warthin - Maps by Aileen Corwin.

4651. Schisgall, Oscar. Out of One Small Chest: a Social and Financial History of the Bowery Savings Bank. New York: Amacom, 1975, stated First Printing, 312pp., very good dust-jacket with a few minor tears, very good brown half-cloth, $9
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13782. Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1888-1965. New viewpoints in American history. New York: Macmillan, 1922, x, 299pp. . 21 cm, good blue cloth, cover worn and scuffed, two-sided review from The New Republic, by Harry Elmer Barnes laid in, $30
The influence of immigration on American history -- Geographic factors in American development -- Economic influences in American history -- The decline of aristocracy in America -- Radicalism and conservatism in American history -- The role of women in American history -- The American revolution - -Economic aspects of the movement for the Constitution -- The significance of Jacksonian democracy -- The State rights fetish -- The foundations of the modern era -- The riddle of the parties Reprinted in part from various periodicals.

20896. Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1888-1965. The American as reformer. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1951, 2d printing, xi, 127pp. 21 cm, very good dust-jacket, frayed around edges, very good blue cloth, $9
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18714. Schlesinger, Arthur M.. Nothing Stands Still. Essays. Introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1972, 2d printing, 204pp., very good dust-jacket, very good black cloth, $7.5
Schlesinger (1888-1965). Includes an interesting short essay on the meaning of the phrase "pursuit of happiness," in which Schlesinger argues that "pursuit" be read in the sense of a practice, a calling, rather than a quest. ISBN 674627601

11732. Schlesinger jr., Arthur M.. The vital center. The politics of freedom. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co, 1949, 1st edition, x, 274pp. 22 cm., very good brown cloth, but with library gift stamp and deaccession blind-stamp, quite nicely INSCRIBED by Arthur M. Schlesinger jr. to Betty and Perry Miller. $110
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13749. Schmölders, Gunter, 1903-. Die Prohibition in den Vereinigten Staaten. Triebkräfte und Auswirkungen des amerikanischen Alkoholverbots. Leipzig, C.L. Hirschfeld, 1930, xviii, 266pp. 24 cm, sewn PAPERBACK, very good sewn paper wraps, pages uncut, tear at bottom of spine, bumped, $30
Forschungen zur Völkerpsychologie und Soziologie, Bd. VIII. Prohibition -- United States.

9147. Scholl, Melvin. Arnewood: the story of an Iowa dairyman. Iowa: City, State Historical Society of Iowa, 1954, xvi, 189pp. illus., ports. 25 cm., very good green cloth, $15
With many photographs.

20081. Schurmann, Franz, 1926-2010. American Soul. Foreword by Richard Rodriguez. San Francisco: Mercury House, 1995, 231pp., large PAPERBACK, very good, $5
. ISBN 1562790684

31896. Shurtleff, Benjamin, 1866-1952. The history of the town of Revere as compiled by Benjamin Shurtleff. Boston, Beckler Press, Inc., 1938, 618pp., very good blue cloth, previous owner's address label on endpaper, $125
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28895. Skard, Sigmund, 1903-1995. The American myth and the European mind; American studies in Europe, 1776-1960. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1961, 112pp., very good gray-white cloth, minor pencil checkmarks erased neatly from margins, hardly visible, $7
Skard spent 5 years in the US during World War II. He was professor of literature at the University of Oslo and a prolific poet.

21920. Smith, Alan, ed.. Virginia 1584-1607. The First English Settlement in North America. A Brief History with a Selection of contemporary narratives. London: Theodore Brun Fine Editions Limited, 1957, 117pp., very good dust-jacket, some wear and chips around edges, very good green cloth, $11
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35410. Spring, Agnes Wright, 1894-1988, ed.. A bloomer girl on Pike’s Peak, 1858: Julia Archibald Holmes, first white woman to climb Pike’s Peak. Denver: Western History Department, Denver Public Library, 1949, "Limited Edition", xii, 66pp., very good hardcover, worn along edges of spine at top and bottom, $60
Julia Anna Archibald Holmes (1838-1887) and her husband climbed Pike's Peak.

30639. Stave, Bruce M.. From the old country : an oral history of the European migration to America. By Bruce M. Stave and John F. Sutherland, with Aldo Salerno. New York : Twayne, 1994, xx, 281pp., very good dust-jacket, very good black cloth, light wear, boards a bit warped, presentation gift bookplate and event invitation laid in, INSCRIBED by all three authors to local Connecticut teacher George Coon. $25
Twayne’s oral history series ; no. 12. ISBN 0805791094

16931. Stern, Mark J.. Society and family strategy: Erie County, New York, 1850-1920. Albany: N.Y.: State University of New York Press, 1987, xiv, 172pp. : ill.. 24 cm., PAPERBACK, very good, $7.5
. ISBN 0887064965

3411. Stern, Mark J.. Society and family strategy: Erie County, New York, 1850-1920. Albany: N.Y.: State University of New York Press, 1987, xiv, 172pp. : ill.. 24 cm., PAPERBACK, very good, $4.5
. ISBN 0887064965

23120. Stern, James L. / Dennis, Barbara D.. Trade unionism in the United States: a symposium in honor of Jack Barbash, April 24-26, 1981. Edited by James L. Stern, Barbara D. Dennis. [Madison]: Industrial Relations Research Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1981, ix, 221pp. 23 cm, PAPERBACK, very good, previous owner's name, $14
The ballad of Jack Barbash / by Joe Glazer -- Union structure / by Rudy Oswald and Rick Krashevski -- Unions in the workplace / by Milton Derber -- Unions and academics / by Archie Kleingartner -- Newspaper reporting of trade unionism / by A.H. Raskin -- Labor education in the U.S. / by Alice H. Cook -- Leadership training for the future / by Gus Tyler -- Productivity, industrial relations, and management systems / by Ray Marshall -- Democracy and the local union / Jack Barbash -- Values in industrial relations / Jack Barbash -- Reflections on positive collective bargaining / Jack Barbash Bibliography: pp. 212-217.

33502. Topalian, Naomi Getsoyan. Legacy of Honor. President Grover Cleveland and his Sons Francis. Watertown, Massachusetts: Baikar Publications, 1995, 294pp., very good dust-jacket, very good hardcover, nicely INSCRIBED by Naomi G. Topalian over 4-lines. $20
With 2-page preface by Francis Grover Cleveland. ISBN 0936893125

19055. U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. In the matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer. Transcript of Hearing before Personnel Security Board, Washington D. C., April 12, 1954 through May 6, 1954. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1954, 993pp., very good large sewn paper wraps but with rear cover detached and front cover separating at bottom of spine, $12
A second volume with the texts of principal documents is NOT present here.

27994. Van Doren, Carl. Benjamin Franklin. New York: Viking, 1939, 6th printing, xix, 845pp., dust-jacket good but quite worn and frayed around edges, very good large brown cloth, rear hinge a bit wobbly, laid in: printed announcement of meeting of the Rembrandt Club, Brooklyn, Nov. 13, 1939: guest speaker Carl Van Doren., SIGNED by Carl Van Doren on front endpaper and dated 13 November 1939. $75
Doren was to speak on: "Franklin, The First Man of Letters" and apparently signed this book for a Rembrandt Club member at that time. As recently as April 2008, historian Gordon Wood has called this "still the best" Franklin biography.

31849. Ware, Susan, 1950-. Partner and I : Molly Dewson, feminism, and New Deal politics. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1987, xix, 327pp., dust-jacket wrinkled and chipped around edges, very good brown cloth, nicely INSCRIBED by the author to a Harvard historian. $25
"Susan Ware's excellent biography of Molly Dewson restores one of Franklin Roosevelt's chums and an irrepressible battler for women in politics to her proper place in the history of the New Deal. " (Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.) . "This fascinating story of one of the most politically-powerful women in American history sheds important light on women's entry into the political mainstream between 1900 and 1940" - (Kathryn Kish Sklar). ISBN 0300038208

27676. Warner, jr., Sam Bass, 1928-. The urban wilderness. A history of the American city. New York, Harper & Row [1972], stated First Edition, xvii, 303pp. illus. 25 cm, large PAPERBACK, very good, slight wear, $8
. ISBN 0060469099

31922. Weiss, Nancy J., 1944-. Whitney M. Young, Jr., and the struggle for civil rights. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1989, xv, 286pp., very good dust-jacket, very good red cloth, nicely INSCRIBED to Harvard historian Frank [Freidel] by the author. $30
. ISBN 069104757X

22688. Wertenbaker, Thomas J.. The Golden Age of Colonial Culture. New York: New York University Press, 1942, 171pp., very good orange cloth, $12
Crucibles of Culture - The Puritan Begins to Play (Boston) - Father Knickerbocker becomes aesthetic (New York) - Culture with a Thee and Thou (Philadelphia) -Intellectual Life around the Punch Bowl (Annapolis) - The Mind of the Tobacco Aristocrat (Williamsburg) - Rice, Indigo, and Elegance (Charleston).

23343. Wilkinson, Charles F.. Eagle Bird : Mapping a New West. New York: Vintage, 1993, 201pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $3.5
Conservation, mining, forestry in the West. ISBN 0679743472

33345. Williams, John R. (Jack). History of Camden, Maine 1907-1930. Rockland, Maine: printed : The Courier - Gazette, Inc., 1989, ix, 486, vi, 487-1043pp., two volumes, good blue cloth, covers lightly worn and scuffed, some light foxing on foredges, both volumes INSCRIBED on front pastedown by the author Jack Williams "with every best wish", and hand-numbered by the author as 173 of 2000. $85
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3903. Wills, Garry, 1934-. Bare ruined choirs: doubt, prophecy, and radical religion. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1972, stated First Edition, x, 272pp. 22 cm., very good dust-jacket, light wear around edges, very good brown cloth, $17
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9821. Wills, Garry, 1934-. Lincoln at Gettysburg: the words that remade America. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992, later printing, 317pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $5
Touchstone books. ISBN 0671867423

23696. Wills, Garry, 1934-. Mr. Jefferson's University. Washington, D.C. : National Geographic, 2002, xv, 162pp., very good dust-jacket, very good hardcover, $12
National Geographic directions. ISBN 0792265319

15357. Winthrop, Robert C., 1809-1894. Washington, Bowdoin, and Franklin, as portrayed in occasional addresses: by Robert G. Winthrop. With a few brief pieces on kindred topics, and with notes and illustrations. Boston, Little, Brown, and Company, 1876, 1876, vi, [9]-186 p. front., 4 fold. facsim. 24cm, ex-library copy with bookplate, stamps, call number blacked out on spine, otherwise very good copy, green cloth chipped at top of spiine, rear hinge-paper torn with resultant slightly wobbly hinge, INSCRIBED by Winthrop to a theological library. $45
With frontispiece sketch of the half-completed Washington Monument.

6220. Wirth, Albrecht. Das Wachstum der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika und ihre auswärtige Politik. Bonn: Carl Georgi, 1899, 196pp., private 3/4 cloth, marbled boards, good with slight wear, title page and first few pages stained, cover scuffed, previous owner's name and stamp on title page: Eduard Traversa, Wien, $25
American history and foreign policy survey.

3278. Zerubavel, Eviatar. Terra cognita: the mental discovery of America. New Brunswick: N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1992, xiv, 164pp. , [40]pp. of plates: maps. 24 cm., PAPERBACK, very good, $3.5
. ISBN 0813518989