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It follows the growth, tribulations , and progress of a small New England from 1881 to 1982. It is compiled and written by The Amherst Historical Society. It is very well researched and documented with many pen and ink drawings and numerous photographs. Phoenix Pub. 1983. First Edition, First Printing. Book Near Mint condition, clean, tight, no… Read more about this item

The Shorter Cambridge Medieval History in Two Volumes(Vol I-the Later Roman Empire to the Twelfth Century)-(Vol II-the Twelfth Century to the Renaissance)[Buy it!] List of illustrations, list of maps, list of genealogical tables, index. These are beautiful, quality print books, clean and high Blue cloth covers with gilt lettering and design. Very clean, very solid , no soiling… Read more about this item

FOREWORD We of to-day, descendants of the merchants of Salem, realize what a power they were in the life of yesterday. Their enterprises seem marvelous even from the stand-point of the twentieth century. They were business men fully aware of the possi- bilities of trade with other lands — ^a fearless lot of men with steady brains and iron will...my… Read more about this item

This is a book for anyone who loves Boston--or for that matter, anyone with an interest in the richness of America's past. It recall a Boston that has long since vanished, but which ,in countless ways , remains a potent influence on the Boston--and the United States of today. The setting of Boston: 1689--1776 is a town of… Read more about this item

Henry Adams, special publication of the History of the United States, 1801-1909. A Library of Congress Publicationarl N. Harbert wrote the notes for this voume. This book is set in 10 point Linotron Galliard, a face designed for by Matthew Carter,and based on the sixtennth-century face Granjon. Tthe paper is acid-free Ecusta Nyalite and meets the requirements for permanence… Read more about this item