The World of George Washington

Reproductions of illustrations accompanied by background data document Washington's life, ambitions, strengths, and weaknesses

KETCHUM, Richard M.

American Heritage Pub. Co.: book trade distribution by McGraw-Hill

Virginia Youth, Frontier Soldier, Tidewater Planter, Commander In Chief, First President, Retirement

The world of George Washington,

Will Rogers: His Life and Times (An American Heritage Biography)

American Heritage Publishing Company

WILL ROGERS The Man and His Times

American Heritage 1973

"The American people are various, and they have been all across the American landscape."

The American heritage book of great historic places,

Travel

American Heritage Pub. Co.

American Heritage Book of Great Historic Places

Scribner

Hardcover, 11.25" high by 8.75" wide, 112 pages, fabulous drawings, sketches, and paintings, no photographs. Conceived and produced in cooperation with St. Regis Paper Company. This fascinating book about the forest's hidden secrets describes in detail the complex life within the woodland community, that remarkable environment of trees and other plants, animals, birds, and insects. Combining magnificent four-color illustrations by Jack Kunz and other artists with the text, the book explains the origins of trees, shows in detail how a seed becomes a living plant, and examines the miraculous process of photosynthesis, through which the sun's energy is converted into food for plants and animals.

The secret life of the forest

American Heritage Press

Highly detailed account of the American revolution

The winter soldiers

History

Americas

History Book Club

In the fall of 1776 the British delivered a crushing blow. New York fell and the anguished retreat through New Jersey followed. Winter came with a vengeance, bringing what Thomas Paine called âthe times that try menâs souls.â The Winter Soldiers is the story of a small band of men held together by George Washington in the face of disaster and hopelessness, desperately needing at least one victory to salvage both cause and country. It is a tale of unimaginable hardship and suffering that culminated in the battles of Trenton and Princeton. Without these triumphs, the rebellion that had begun so bravely could not have gone on. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Richard M. Ketchum graduated from Yale Unviersity and commanded a subchaser in the South Atlantic during World War II. As director of book publishing at American Heritage Publishing Company for twenty years, he edited many of that firmâs volumes, including The American Heritage Book of the Revolution and The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War, which received a Pulitzer Prize Special Citation. Ketcham was the cofounder and editor of Blair &amp; Ketchamâs Country Journal, a monthly magazine about rural life. He and his wife live on a sheep farm in Vermont. He is the author of two other Revolutionary War classics: Decisive Day and The Winter Soldiers.

The winter soldiers (The Crossroads of world history series)

DOUBLEDAY

An expanded and fully illustrated edition of The Battle for Bunker Hill.

Decisive day;: The battle for Bunker Hill

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

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