History of the Rose

Science & Math

Shepherd, Roy E.

Technology

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The Nixon Presidential Press Conferences [Hardcover]

The Nixon Presidential Press Conferences

History

Nixon, Richard Milhous

Americas

<p>Camelot lasted 1,000 days, the time and mood were young, as was John Kennedy himself, perhaps a halcyon respite more perceived than real. For problems abounded. With the Soviet Union of course for the Cold War had not yet yielded to détente. With Cuba, the Revolution there, the new political problems this fact engendered from the Bay of Pigs to the missile crisis. The Peace Corps and the new spirit of the Youth. And the beginnings of the Vietnam War with the dispatch of 23,000 troops as troops to back up our "advisors." Kennedy enjoyed a happy, friend relationship with the Press, and as we now know managed to conceal any number of major secrets from them while ostensibly engaged in open give and take. This volume is: ● Comprehensive-every word of each conference ● Completely indexed and cross-indexed in separate subject, issue and public figure sections ● Chronologically arranged for speedy reference ● Smythe sewn and cloth bound for permanent use ● Over 600 pages of easy-to-read type This volume will be used repeatedly by researchers as the Kennedy Administration comes under closer and closer scrutiny.</p>

Kennedy Presidential Press Conferences

Johnson,George

<p>Sm Quarto, Red Cloth, Hardcover, B &amp; W reproductions and photos, 1978, PP.163,</p>

Old Garden Roses

Bunyard, Edward H.

1st edition. NY 1954. 8vo. viii, 264 pages with 26 b/w photos. Cloth w.dj. Very good. (Weight 1.25 pounds or 600 gr)

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The Rose Garden

PAUL, William

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1844. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... yellow, or striped variety, would be a great acquisition. We would therefore urge upon cultivators and amateurs the propriety of sowing every seed, never despairing of the results, till the object is accomplished. Lovers of the rose in the more northern states will find this family entirely too tender for out-door culture, unless surrounded with a quantity of dry leaves. They will not prosper if lifted every year from the ground and put away, as directed for Tea and Bengal roses; but where a green-house, or even dry cellarage, is accessible, they will grow magnificently in large pots and tubs, making a superb ornamental plant for placing in summer in any conspicuous situation. ROSA MOSCHATA. THE MUSK SCENTED ROSE. The Musk Cluster rose is an old inhabitant of our gardens. Botanists consider it a distinct species, and have named it from the peculiar and agreeable odour it exhales in the evening, and in the cool autumnal months, which is the season that it flowers most abundantly, in large clusters, of a yellowish-white colour. There are single, semidouble, and fully double varieties of it; the latter is the variety generally cultivated. It is a native of India, from whence it was introduced. From the seed of this plant the grand family of the Noisettes originated; though it is more delicate than the generality of those plants, yet the same system of treatment recommended for them may be adopted with the Musk Clusters. We have had several roses introduced to our notice, under the head of Musk Scented, but they have nearly all proved worthless,--mere "cumberers of the ground." However, a few deserve a passing remark before we close our descriptions of the rose. Pink Musk Cluster, has flowers of a pale pink colour, quite double, though the petals are rather...

Rose Manual

Buist, Robert

Truman Presidency: The Origins of the Imperial Presidency and the National Security State

Politics & Social Sciences

Theoharis, Alan

Politics & Government

Rosarum monographia, or, A botanical history of roses : to which is added an appendix for the use of cultivators in which the most remarkable garden varieties are systematically arranged /by John Lindley.

Rosarum Monographia: Or a Botanical History of Roses

Lindley, John

Fair Winds and Foul: A Narrative of Daily Life Aboard an American Clipper Ship (Seafaring Men: Their Ship and Times Series)

Perry, Frederick

Travel

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