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This Book is published by Oxmoor House, Book Division of Southern progress Corporation, and is full of recipes for light cooking and contains many color photographs and charts. It will be your go-to recipe book for year- round cooking. Book has 240 pages.

This Book by the credited authors shares with the reader the prescription for waging and winning a long, protracted war with an adversary. Using both the Cold War and the War on Terrorism, the authors explain in both military terms and business/economic terms how the United States must function in order to defeat terrorism and preserve freedom. Book has been signed by both authors in the frontispiece. Book is believed to be a First Edition, but has not been so stated.

This Book by Dale Carnegie was written and published well over 80 years ago and is in very good condition overall considering its age. The Book is a compilation of little known facts about many notable people from Cleopatra to Christopher Columbus to Einstein. It is incredibly interesting reading from an authentic Book by a noted author. Book has many illustrations and 246 pages.

This Book is the second in a set written by bestselling Author, Robert Caro, regarding Lyndon B. Johnson and his means used to ascend to the U.S. Presidency. It is the story of a very complex individual, his personality, his ambition, his experiences in World War II, and his rise to power. This Volume provides the insight into Lyndon Johnson's early years. Book has 506 pages and three sections of photographs.

This book is a collection of poems by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.

This Book was written by noted Civil War Historian and Author, Bruce Catton. It details the early part of the U.S. Civil War from 1861 to late 1862, from the time a youthful General McClellan, took over command of the Army of the Potomac until he was relieved. This period of time involved several major battles including Antietam. This Book is a must read for those interested in Civil War history and the difficulty President Lincoln had in finding the right General. Book has 363 pages.

This book by noted Civil War historian, Bruce Catton, is an account of the last year of the Civil War in Virginia and the surrender at Appomattox.

This Book, by Pulitzer Prize winning Author, Bruce Catton, is a summary of the decision by President Lincoln to promote Grant as Commander of Union Forces. The Author takes a look at Grant as the man and at how he performs in this role until the end of the Civil War. Book has 556 pages and contains maps that illustrate the tactical and operational settings on the battlefields.

This Book is an Autobiography by well-known and beloved Actor, Charlie Chaplin. Although Chaplin was born in London, he spent much of his acting career in the United States. This Book contains Chaplin's feelings, his work, and his personal life. Following political accusations against him, Charlie Chaplin leaves the United States and lives the remainder of his life in Switzerland with his wife, Oona and their eight children. There are over 50 photographs included throughout the Book, many from Chaplins personal collection. Book has no ISBN Number. Library of Congress Number 64-19937.

This Book is a compilation of hundreds of songs submitted to the Editor of National Magazine, Joe Mitchell Chapple. It contains songs that are near and dear to the hearts of Americans in the early 1900's and even today, more than 100 years later. This is a one-of-a-kind Book for musicians, music historians, and everyone interested in singing or playing songs of the past that still resonate today. The Book contains some photographs as well as a complete index of songs in the back pages.

This Book was published in 1970, the same year that is listed in the front pages. This Book should be the First Edition, although the frontispiece doesn't specifically state that. This Book describes the content of the diaries of Charles Lindbergh from 1937 to 1945 and contains 1,038 pages. Charles Lindbergh was an American hero who had a lifetime of achievements. This Book contains several sections of photos and is in Very Good condition and well preserved.

This Book was written by the Editors of Consumer Guide for the benefit of usage by the general public. It contains a wealth of medical information written and edited by three medical doctors. The book also contains over 200 drawings and illustrations.

The two authors of this Book identify the 12 "Community Types" that make up America. In each of these community types, they look at economic, religious, ethnic, income, education and other differences and similarities and how these factors affect voting. Book has 322 pages and many pages with maps, charts and tables.

This Book is Volume II of a four-volume set of, "A History of the English Speaking Peoples", by Sir Winston Churchill, British wartime leader in World War II. This Set was partially written in the 1930's, but was interrupted by WW II, and Churchill's later term as prime Minister in the 1950's. The Set was completed in 1956 when Churchill was in his early eighties. Volume II includes Books IV, V, and VI. Book has 433 pages and five illustrations.

This Book is a biography of Shakespeare and focuses on his life as a working member of the London Theatre. Book has 397 pages.

This Book is a study of command and the operational art of war by Author Tom Clancy and American General Fred Franks. This Book is a study of leaders and leadership, how leaders grow and what goes into decision-making on the operational battlefield and behind the scenes. Book has 551 pages and includes photos and maps. This Book is off the shelf in almost new condition.

This Book was written by U.S. General Wesley Clark, the former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe. This Book on waging modern war is based on warfare involving U.S. forces prior to the 9/11 attacks. The primary emphasis of this Book were the conflicts involving the ethnic groups and states of the former country of Yugoslavia during the 1990's and NATO and U.S. involvement. However, General Clark uses historical examples from other wars to support his thoughts and conclusions.

In this Book, Author Brian Clegg, looks closely at how science fiction in modern films, literature and popular culture have influenced technology, video games, and in many cases has led scientists to look at the possibilities of creating reality from these ideas. Book has 307 pages.

This Book is a history of Henry Ford and Ford Motor Company's Model T, from 1908-1927. The Author, Floyd Clymer, calls the Model T, America's all-time favorite car. This Book is the story of the Car and its legendary Founder, Henry Ford. Book has 220 pages and more than 500 photographs, illustrations, advertising, and diagrams.

This Book was written by the Reverend Dr. Mortimer J. Cohen, Rabbi, distinguished Professor of Hebrew Studies and Author. This Book was a best seller, when it was first published in 1946. This is a great Book to read to obtain an appreciation for Old Testament writings and how they are interpreted by an expert. This Book has 558 pages and numerous illustrations.