Winner of the 2006 National Council on Public History Book Award for the best work published about or growing out of public history,Road, River, and Ol' Boy Politics has quickly established its reputa
Marsha Scarbrough finds herself divorced, middle-aged, living in Los Angeles with a downhill career in film production, and then is given a bad mammogram. After fruitless visits to doctors she hears o
Winner of the 2006 National Council on Public History Book Award for the best work published about or growing out of public history,Road, River, and Ol' Boy Politics has quickly established its reputa
"Offers a broad scope of statistics on U.S. presidential elections from George Washington to Barack Obama. Entries are presented in vivid and colorful info graphic formats, utilizing graphic organizer
In a fresh infographic approach, fascinating facts about U.S. presidential elections take a new twist and are explained by the numbers. Includes vivid and colorful stats, charts, tables and graphs tha
Founded in 1848, Georgetown's development was driven by cattle, cotton, railroads, and education. Author and Georgetown native Donna Scarbrough Josey brings the city's history to life through this rem
From the French and Indian War and the ensuing taxes to the creation of the Constitution and The Bill of Rights, the Revolutionary War era was a rowdy, transformational period in United States history
Before 1840, the land along the three forks of the San Gabriel River attracted trappers, traders, and frontiersmen. The town of Georgetown, situated at the confluence of these forks, was founded and n
Top executives increasingly see the competitive advantage of their firms coming from their ability to exploit knowledge and learning. Policy-makers likewise see the fate of national and regional econo
Enjoy more than 350 brand-new recipes for family favorites and weeknight suppers for every model and size of Instant Pot with this delicious guide from the bestselling authors of The Instant Pot Bible
