Search Results: Authors starting with M from Lawman Books

Bastogne, the First Eight Days, In Which the 101st Airborne Division was Closed Within the Ring of German Forces.. This is a Facsimile Edition of 1946, reprinting the 1946 First Edition. Condition is Fine with practically no defects. Corners are very slightly bumped. Complete with maps and illustrations.

This is the thesis written by Rudolph Martin Anderson and submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate College of the State University of Iowa in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree in 1907. Signed by the author on a detached page. This is the text block. It is tightly bound and could be rebound. Contents are tight and unblemished. No photos.

Pictures of all armies involved in the D-Day Landing, then sweeping East to Paris and the Rhine. The DJ shows wear around the edges but is in Good condition. The text block is very good with no markings or defects. The book is Ex Library.

The story of the Union prison at Rock Island, Illinois. Goes into the problems of the prison and the treatment given the prisoners, especially by the 37th Iowa Infantry (Greybeard Regiment) and the 108th USCT, colored troops. Condition is Good, both book and DJ, although book is Ex Library with usual markings. Contains many rare photos.

Name of previous owner printed inside front cover, otherwise in Very Good condition. Inscribed by author.

Starting a collection, what to collect, albums, postal history, classification and identification, world stamps, and every other topic you can think of concerning stamp collecting. Ex Library with very little marking. Clean and tight. WE DO NOT SHIP OUT OF THE USA.

The Indian narrative of Custer's defeat at the Little Big Horn. Condition Good. Front cover shows wear. Name of previous owner written inside front cover.

Use with these courses: Trigonometry, College Algebra and Trigonometry. Introductory Algebra and Trigonometry, Precalculus. 618 solved problems and 20 problem-solving videos online. This book has apparently never been read. It is in pristine condition.