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Student's Solutions Manual (Chapter's 15-21)

Science & Math

Leon Gerber

Mathematics

NORTHLAND PRESS

This book is a unique historical, technical,photo narrative which shows the history, testing, components, and all the variants of the WT-series Oshkosh snow plow trucks. The smaller W-series trucks are also discussed in this book. The gasoline and diesel variants are all shown disassembled and described.

The Oshkosh WT-2206 America's Cold Warrior

James Menard

Based on years of trial and error teaching by the Missionary Language school, this book introduces basic Navajo vocabulary in conversational form.

Navajo Made Easier: A Course in Conversational Navajo

Goossen, IRvy W.

This volume consists of Salome Suns which were written as a syndicated column for the Sunday issue of many leading newspapers until Dick Wick Hall's untimely death in 1926.

Dick Wick Hall: Stories from the Salome Sun by Arizona's Most Famous Humorist

Dick Wick Hall

Navajo Sketch Book

Lockett, Clay

Perceval, Don

Illustrated commentary on the earlier life of Navajo Indians. Includes both black and white sketches, along with full watercolor illustration. The drawings emerged as the product of 35 years of study and experience of the Navajo life. Book originally issued with illustrated dustjacket. Text serves more as annotation than actual commentary.

A Navajo Sketch Book

Clay Lockett

Self-Taught Navigation - Ten Easy Steps to Master Celestial Navigation by Robert Yates Kittredge.

Self-Taught Navigation - Ten Easy Steps to Master Celestial Navigation,

Kittredge, Robert Yates

Astronomy & Space Science

Primitive tribe of Tiburon Island in the Gulf of California documented with sketches and paintings by DeGrazia, text by anthropologist William Niel Smith.

The Seri Indians A primitive people of Tiburon Island in the Gulf of California

DE GRAZIA

In this unique photographic journal, the history of the Sioux People comes dramatically and poignantly alive. Their religious beliefs, tribal politics, family life, and conflict with the white man's ways are recreated through the talents of two remarkable men. John Anderson's photographs, taken in the late 1800s and early 1900s, represent the finest existing record of the Brulé Sioux People. They are the product of 42 years of close association with the Sioux, while serving as manager of the Rosebud Agency Trading Post. In 1889, when the Sioux Land Commissioners came to the agency to induce the Brulé Sioux to sign their lands away, Anderson went along as photographer for General Crook. Paul Dyck, internationally known for his paintings of the American Indian, is eminently and uniquely qualified to edit and interpret this rare collection of photographs. In writing the lyrical and informative text, as well as the captions for each photograph, he draws on this long and intimate knowledge of the Plains Indians. His insight and understanding light up the shadowed chapters of the past with a vivid, on-the-spot sense of reality. Beautifully designed and printed, BRULÉ is a choice collector's item for all those interested in the American Indian and his true place in our history. It includes 1785 photographs by pioneer photographer, John Anderson.

Brulé; the Sioux people of the Rosebud

Dyck, Paul

George Elbert Burr (1859-1939) was an American printmaker and painter best known for his etchings and drypoints of the desert and mountain regions of the American West.Burr was born in 1859 in Munroe Falls, Ohio. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago for one winter, his only formal artistic training. Nevertheless, he enjoyed early success as a commercial artist, providing illustrations for Harper's, Scribner's Magazine, Frank Leslie's Weekly, and The Cosmopolitan. In 1892, he began a four-year project illustrating a catalog of Heber R. Bishop's collection of jade antiquities for the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. This project, which involved producing etchings of over a thousand artifacts, paid well enough for Burr to embark on an extended tour of Europe with his wife upon its completion. Over the next five years, as they traveled in Italy, Germany, and the British Isles, Burr amassed sketches and watercolors that would provide the source material for his copperplate etchings of European scenes.

George Elbert Burr, 1859-1939;: Catalogue raisonné and guide to the etched works with biographical and critical notes

Seeber, Louise Combes

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