Eight volumes, covering the entire Book of Mormon, in slipcase.

Illustrated Stories From the Book of Mormon

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Illustrated Stories From the Book of Mormon (Volume 2: 1 Nephi 16:7 - 2 Nephi 33:15) by Heritage Media (2002-05-04)

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Illustrated Stories From The Book Of Mormon - volume 3

Clinton F. Larson

The highly illustrated stories from the Book of Mormon covers events from Mosiah 18:1 to Alma 16:21.

Illustrated Stories from the Book of Mormon (Volume 4: Mosiah-Alma)

Illustrated Stories From the Book of Mormon Vol 5, Alma 17:1 - Alma 44:24

Unknown, Author

Illustrated Stories From the Book of Mormon Vol 8, Mormon 1:1 - Moroni 10:34 (VOL 8)

This book is about Los Angeles, the City of Angels, forever a Place of Possibilities. For anyone who is "seduced" by illustrated history books, as author Lynn C. Kronzek has always been, this book serves as a lure into the city's diverse and fascinating history. Abandoninig the chronological approach most coffee-table style histories take, Kronzek has chosen three distinct ways to introduce the reader to Los Angeles: illustrations, chapter opening vignettes; and narrative text. Though strongly connected, each of these can be savored individually, allowing the reader to read and browse at leisure. It is the author's hope that this book, through its compelling tet and evocative artwork, will initiate questions and explorations of Los Angeles - and that readers will be excited by the artists' interepretations of the city, just as the city has long inspried artists. Kronzek perceives in Los Angeles a city that provides an opportunity to find personal fulfillment on a grand, urban scale and to examine the past so that clear possibilities for the future will emerge. Los Angeles truly is a place of possibilities, and this book travels there.

Los Angeles : Place of Possibilities

Kronzek, Lynn C.

New York's continual changes make it one of the world's most fascinating cities. The Dutch began rearranging the landscape as soon as they arrived and every generation since then has dedicated itself to making a good thing better. The Sidewalks of New York takes a fond look at the ways the city has changed since the days of Peter Stuyvesant and it introduces some of the amazing people whose ideas have made a difference over the last three centuries. Through hundreds of rarely seen illustrations, it is a tour of streets and neighborhoods that may in another time have been the last word in the city's style, but have since changed beyond recognition-in many cases more than once. This informal history goes beyond Manhattan into the other boroughs that joined as "Greater New York" a hundred years ago. It describes some of the things that the people there have contributed to the city's story beyond added territory and a boost in population statistics. Most of all, The Sidewalks of New York is the story of people, some of whom you may not have met before, but all of whom you'll enjoy getting to know better. In the process, you are going to discover new things about their legacy: nothing more or less than the greatest city of the world.

The Sidewalks of New York : A Celebration of New York History

History

HARRIS, BILL.

Americas

City by the Bay: A History of Modern San Francisco, 1945 to the present, is the first general and comprehensive history of modern San Francisco, chronicling the past half century from the end of World War II to the end of the twentieth century. The second half of the twentieth century saw the city change from the quiet postwar urban center of the Truman and Eisenhower era to the tumult of hippies, war protestors, urban renewal, and political slaying of the 1960s and 1970s, from a conservative political complexion in the 1940s and 1950s to becoming one of the most radically liberal cities by the end of the 1990s. By the end of the twentieth century, San Francisco's demographic composition had also altered radically: new minorities had replaced the traditional German, Irish, Italian, and German Jewish communities, the city had become the country's gay mecca, and thousands of young single men and women had chosen to live there. Fracchia chronicles this urban transformation, some of which mirrors national patterns and some of which is particular to San Francisco, with the rare discernment of a native San Franciscan. He tells the reader about the almost-forgotten beatniks, the jazz renaissance of the 1940s and 1950s, the struggles over urban renewal and real estate development, and the tragic slaying of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. Fracchia also gives the reader a cultural and entertainment history of San Francisco since the end of World War II.

City By the Bay: A History of Modern San Francisco, 1945 - Present

Fracchia, Charles A.

Book by Showley, Roger M, Showley, Roger M., Crawford, Richard, photo editor

San Diego: Perfecting paradise

Showley, Roger M.

Crawford, Richard, photo editor

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