Railroading in the Carolina Sandhills: The 20th Century, 1900-1985

History

Carriker, S. David

Americas

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Alabama Heritage Cookbook

Rush, Susan

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Born to Rule is the autobiography of an African president-monarch. He writes about his 30-year reign during which he has been in the driver's seat leading his country on the cobbled road from underdevelopment to underdevelopment. The author points out that as the head of one of the poorest countries on earth, his people and the world must hear from him first-hand about the policies he has been adopting to maintain his country in a permanent state of disrepair and bemused underdevelopment.   The author writes volubly about his background, education, family, and policies in various areas such as foreign affairs, education, agriculture, sports, economic planning, environmental protection, internal security, tourism, religion, armed forces, information, democratization, etc.Born to Rule is compellingly incisive, satiric, and tongue-in-cheek and, in some places, trenchantly hard-hitting and humorous in its brutal portrayal of the way Mandzah and, by extension, the African continent, is managed and mismanaged.

Born to rule: Autobiography of a life president

Biographies & Memoirs

Asongwed, Tah

Leaders & Notable People

Trek of faith

Tucker, Margaret E

This is a book about the birth and regrowth of Santa Ana. It was written by Diann Marsh, one of the best modern - era historians. There is a lot of facts, interesting tidbits, and wonderful photos. So, if you want to know about the history of Santa Ana this is a good book to start with.

Santa Ana (An Illustrated History)

Diann Marsh

Corona the circle city: An illustrated history of Corona

Marsh, DiAnn

A retrospective of metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, at the the turn of the 21st century by noted Atlanta historical consultant, Darlene Roth. ~ SGE

Greater Atlanta: An Illustrated History of the Region

Roth,Darlene R

Salinas is named for the broad saltwater slough that once seeped in from Monterey Bay, saturating the plain between the Sierra de Salinas and the Gavilan Mountains. Originally used for cattle, a town developed from a stage stop after the Gold Rush, and the land was drained and used for grains, potatoes, sugar beets, and other crops. After World War I, irrigation permitted the growing of lettuce, broccoli, and other row crops. Salinas became known as the “Salad Bowl of the World” and one of the wealthiest cities in the United States.

Salinas: 10,000 Years on the Salinas Plain

Breschini, Gary S.

Gudgel, Mona

Haversat, Trudy

Chicago. It's a city of giants. From the Auditorium Building to the Sears Tower. Louis Sullivan, Richard Wright and Clarence Darrow - they have all left their mark. But Chicago rises from the prairie because millions of people call it home and have worked hard to make it great. People such as Gurdon S. Hubbard, the pioneer who loved a Native American princess, and Robert S. Abbott who called Chicago the Promised Land. People such as Margaret Anderson, the siren of Chicago's literary past, and John Peter Altgeld who signed his own political death sentence. From the Great Chicago Fire to the Great Migration, author Richard Cahan explores Chicago, its events and its people. He has found an epic story and used unforgettable photos to illustrate what makes the city so special. To turn these pages is to travel through the enchanted world of Chicago from 1830 through 1945. With an introductory message from Chciago Mayor Richard M. Daley, this is a people's history of a dynamic city. Cahan uses mementos - postcards, sheet music, newspapers, woodcuts, matchbook covers, posters, stereographs, police records, souvenirs and ticket stubs - to bring home the sweet story of Chicago.

Chicago : Rising from the Prairie

Cahan, Richard

The Coves of Jackson County is about two pioneer families from Eastern Tennessee and Kentucky and their trials as they settled two coves at Lim Rock, Alabama. They brought with them their attitudes of mountain people toward African-Americans and Native Americans.

The coves of Jackson County

Tucker, Marlin D

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