With Liberty for Some: 500 Years of Imprisonment in America

History

Christianson, Scott

Americas

Northeastern Univ Pr

Abortion and Woman's Choice: The State, Sexuality, and Reproductive Freedom (Longman Series in Feminist Theory)

Politics & Social Sciences

Petchesky, Rosalind Pollack

Social Sciences

Lane Collection: 20th Century Paintings in the American Tradition

Stebbins, Theodore E., Jr.

Arts & Photography

Enamels and Glass : Medieval Objects in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Swarzenski, Hanns

Netzer, Nancy

Reference

<p>This richly produced volume celebrates the distinctive works created by Boston artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The first major reexamination of Boston art during its richest and most complex period, The Bostonians presents noted paintings by Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Childe Hassam, Edmund Tarbell, William Morris Hunt, Joseph DeCamp, Lilian Hale, Charles Hopkinson, Frank W. Benson, Maurice Prendergast, William Paxton, and many others whose contributions were vital to the cultural climate of the city in the dawn of the last century. Featuring 100 illustrations by 40 artists, The Bostonians is a crucial document for understanding Boston's astounding cultural heritage, and the remarkable legacy it has left behind.</p>

The Bostonians: Painters of an Elegant Age, 1870-1930

Fairbrother, Trevor

The Ebsworth Collection: American Modernism, 1911-1947 (St Louis Art Museum)

Agee, William C.

Lane, John R.

Buckley, Charles E.

Travel

Pioneers of Photography: Their Achievements in Science and Technology

Photography & Video

Aspects of America's Revolutionary War are reexamined by American and British historians including Carol Ruth Berkin, Alistair Cooke, Prince Charles, Piers Mackesy, and Stanley K. Schultz

American Revolution: Changing Perspectives

FOWLER, William M.

Coyle, Wallace

The maritime history of Massachusetts, 1783-1860

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Maritime History of Massachusetts

MORISON, Samuel Eliot

<p>LIGHTNING, THE POETRY OF RENE CHAR- by NANCY KLINE PIORE with a foreword by Anna Balakian · The poetry of Rene’ Char is a study in opposition: terse, yet beautifully expressive, revealing, and at the same time elliptical. Designated by Camus as “France’s greatest living twentieth century poet,” Char has managed to both charm and elude those who would categorize his work. In Nancy Kline Piore, he has met with an astute and sympathetic critic who provides the reader with a key to the poet’s enigmatic world. She likens him to the images found in his work. “He spins from his own center, and from the center of his own life,” she writes, “and all the work glimmers with the tension between disclosure and concealment.” · Rene’ Char is a solitary poet, yet an artist with strong bonds both to his fellow man and to the natural world; Nancy Kline Piore explores both facets of his work in this careful study. In a final discussion she places Char within the context of Fr</p>

Lightning: The Poetry of Rene Char

Literature & Fiction

Piore, Nancy Kline

History & Criticism

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