Supplies a wealth of information for would-be cowpokes, young and old alike. From Aï¿½s armadillo to Yï¿½s yonder, this primer initiates the reader into rodeo lore, desert fauna, cowboy dress, and a Z-is-for-zillion other aspects of cowboy life.

Cowboy Alphabet

Rice, James

Children's Books

Pelican Publishing Company

The authoritative statement on the deaf, their education, and their struggle against prejudice.From the Trade Paperback edition.

When the Mind Hears: A History of the Deaf

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Harlan Lane (au)

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Why Things Go Wrong: Deming Philosophy in a Dozen Ten-Minute Sessions

Fellers, Gary

Thomas K. Griffin better known as "Tommy" during his long and distinguished career as a journalist, is a native new Orleanian whose columns have appeared in the new Orleans newspapers for more than 30 years. His knowledge of the city is unsurpassed, and he writes about it subjectively as well as objectively in his unique style. He tells it like it is: the city's charm, its faults, and its foibles. In this volume, Griffin explores every phase of the Crescent City: people entertainment, history, night life, cuisine, business, industry, and culture. He guides the reader-visitor and native alike-- through the real New Orleans that lies off the beaten tourist paths.

The Pelican Guide to New Orleans: Touring America's Most Interesting City

Travel

Griffin, Thomas K.

United States

Texas Tradition

What kind of people would leave the comfort of the East behind to forge a life of their own in the Wild West? Individualistic, strong, and down-to-earth people who created a semblance of civilization where there once was none, and who took the law into their own hands because there were no other hands to take it. In Texas Tradition , discover the men and women of the Texas frontier. Read about amazing feats of sharpshooting and the courage to survive in an untamed wilderness. The men and women who braved the uncivilized west have fascinated us since the westward movement began. It was these people who inspired Hollywood to make many movies of what it might have been like to be there. This book will give the reader a glimpse of the truth behind the legends.

Ross Phares Nick Eggenhoffer

Hnizdovsky Woodcuts: A Catalogue Raissonne

Abe M. Tahir Jr.

Jacques Hnizdovsky

Arts & Photography

Relates how the Cajun Pierre Lastrapes discovered Spain and in turn helped Columbus discover America.

Cajun Columbus (Based on characters created by David Durio)

History

Alice Durio

Military

In this candid autobiography, George W. Healy, one of the South's, and the nation's, finest and most distinguished journalists, recalls the people and events that, during his career, left an indelible imprint on the history of the nation and the world. Healy, a Mississippi native, was a reporter who covered several major events of a turbulent time in history, a trusted friend of American presidents from Herbert Hoover to Richard Nixon, and an outspoken editor with solid views on what constituted a responsible press. His coverage of the Mississippi River flood of 1927 gained him nationwide recognition and caused Healy to make more contacts on a national level. The event was a launching pad for his journalistic career. George Healy served as editor of the New Orleans Times-Picayune for thirty-six years, directing it and its staff to a position of unquestioned excellence. He also served in the inner circles of government. In 1943, in the midst of World War II, Franklin Roosevelt asked him to serve as director of the domestic branch of the Office of War Information. By resisting political pressures, Healy bridged the gap between the need for military censorship and the publicï¿½s right to know. George W. Healy was a precedent-setter throughout his career. His autobiography gives a unique and up-front look into his life and career, and an interesting time in our nationï¿½s history. As Turner Catledge says in the book's foreword, "George Healy is a person of whom it can truly be said that he is a part of all heï¿½s met."

A Lifetime on a Deadline: Self-Portrait of a Southern Journalist

Biographies & Memoirs

Healy, George

Professionals & Academics

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

Legends of Texas: Lost Mines and Buried Treasure

Politics & Social Sciences

Dobie, J.Frank

Social Sciences

Legends of Texas: Pirate's Gold and Other Tales

J. Frank Dobie

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