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The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Volume 2: August 30, 1803-August 24, 1804 (Journals of the ...

2 reviews
Meriwether Lewis, William Clark

University of Nebraska Press, 1987

Nothing Else Comes Close
The Journals of Lewis and Clark are about as fundamental a Western American treatise as you will find. Tackling this leviathan is a daunting challenge but one with great rewards. Clark copied Lewis word for word on many entries so it takes true dedication to read every word of the text. Throw in the maps, the preparatory work of Lewis and related ephemera for good measure. This will not only ...

The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Volume 5: July 28-November 1, 1805 (Journals of the Lewis and ...

2 reviews
Meriwether Lewis, William Clark

University of Nebraska Press, 1988

A "MUST" read!
This volume details the thoughts of Lewis and Clark, and others as they determine which major waterway to follow to the Great Falls of the Missouri, their first significant obstacle. The portage around the great falls is more than they imagined, and is explained in great detail. It explores the many new discoveries in the interior of what is now central and western Montana. This volume also ...

Lost Virginia: Vanished Architecture of the Old Dominion

2 reviews
Bryan Clark Green, Calder Loth, ...

Howell Press Inc., 2001

An outstanding book.
Lost architecture has long been a passion of mine: there's something so humbling and bittersweet about buildings that exist now only in memory or on a few frames of precious film. After reading great works on the subject such as Constance Greiff's LOST AMERICA or Larry Millett's LOST TWIN CITIES, I had often complained, "Why isn't there a book like this for my home state?" I can complain no ...

Williams Obstetrics, 20th Edition

6 reviews
Paul C., M.D. Macdonald, Norman F. Gant, ...

Appleton & Lange, 1996

The Standard by which All Obstetrics Texts are measured
There is perhaps no medical specialty that has more misconceptions, "wives tales" and variation than Obstetrics. Williams Obstetrics is more exhaustively comprehensive than any other text for general Obstetrics. Williams has long prided itself on presenting "evidence-based medicine" - separating the wives tales from medical knowledge obtained from published studies from peer-reviewed journals. ...

The History of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

3 reviews
Meriwether Lewis, William Clark

Peter Smith Pub Inc, 1979

Should be required reading
Lewis and Clark's descriptions of their epic overland journey is a deserved American classic. So many students must memorize the Gettysburg Address or the Preamble of the Constitution, but too few are ever introduced to this magnificent trilogy, told in Lewis and Clark's own words. They were the first white men to lay eyes on the interior sections of the Unites States, when the land was ...

African American Odyssey, The, Combined Volume (4th Edition) (MyHistoryLab Series)

5 reviews
Darlene Clark Hine, William C. Hine, ...

Prentice Hall, 2007

Terror and Triumph
"The African American Odyssey" just got better with the release of the 3rd edition. Updated accounts, in-depth coverage, a broadened focus (the American West, and beyond America), and the wonderfully helpful enclosed CD which allows for additional research, all make this a comprehensive volume for any and all students of African American history. The blending of the famous and the unknown, men ...

The Journals of Lewis and Clark

26 reviews
Meriwether Lewis, William Clark

Signet, 1964

Fascinating Story, Can't Stop Talking, Use Google Earth!
I read books in a wide variety of topics. I decided to read about Lewis and Clark because I felt I just did not know enough about it and I felt that I should. When I received the book, I opened it and was fearful that I made a mistake because it was made up of journal entries, day by day in Lewis and Clark's own words. I started reading and I found myself immmediately engrossed in the story. I ...

Dear Brother: Letters of William Clark to Jonathan Clark

4 reviews
William Clark

Yale University Press, 2002

This book is a MUST for Lewis and Clark enthusiasts! BUY IT!
Mr. Holmberg's new forthcoming edition of letters discovered in an old Louisville, Kentucky estate some two decades ago will shed new light on many long unanswered questions regarding the life of William Clark, of Lewis and Clark Expedition fame. Aside from being an archivist at Kentucky's prestigious Filson Club which holds its own substantial William Clark collection, Holmberg is himself an ...

The Journals of Lewis and Clark

2 reviews
Meriwether Lewis, William Clark

Signet, 1964

Excellent Reading
Read right from the journals, alternating between Lewis and Clark (and so designated), their account of discovery, bravery, survival, not to mention sheer luck at times. This book cannot replace the editorials and depth of "Undaunted Courage" by Stephen Ambrose; but it is very enjoyable and informative to read directly from the authors of this historic expedition. I am amazed at everything ...

Academic Charisma and the Origins of the Research University

2 reviews
William Clark

University Of Chicago Press, 2006

Superb
Fascinating beyond measure, and a work that should be read by anyone who has experience in academia, this book details the history, attitudes, and influences behind the modern research university. The latter has been subjected to harsh criticism of late, and some of this is justified, so this book will be helpful in assessing the validity of this criticism, in addition to providing information to ...

Boy's Own Book

1 review
Applewood, William Clarke

Applewood Books(MA), 1996

A review on: "The Boy's Own Book"
This Book is PHENOMENAL!!!!!! Why? WHY??? I'll tell you why! The things in the Chemical Amusements like--- on second thought I won't tell you cuse' it's to good to be true! Just to make it sweet and simple i'll tell you this: every thing combined makes it a awesome book ;>)

The Mentally Sound Dog: How to Shape, Train and Change Canine Behavior

2 reviews
Gail I. Clark Ph.D., William Boyer Ph.D.

Alpine Publications, 1995

An excellent source for you and your dog
Well written and informative. Covers dog behavior and training in an easily understandable, and logical method. Enjoyable to read, if you have dogs you will use this book over and over.

The China Berry Tree

1 review
William Bethea Chamness

William Henry Pub, 1999

The Chinaberry Tree
From book's back cover: "The Chinaberry Tree, both poignant and hilarious, is an autobiographical account of growing up in a small Southern town during the Great Depression, and of reaching adulthood in the treacherous times of World War II and the Korean War. Humorous accounts of childhood antics and family life during these hard times are interwoven with tales of family unity, tolerance, ...

Benjamin Franklin

1 review
Ronald William Clark

Fayard, 1986

A serious man for a serious time
It's a shame about Ben Franklin. A printer, inventor, statesman, diplomat and patriot, he played a huge role in bringing America to birth. Yet when he is impersonated today, it is so often as a buffoon - a wit-spilling, innocuous jolly chubby comic. Ronald Clark's "Benjamin Franklin: A Biography" puts the lie to Franklin-as-comic-distraction, placing him at the center of a very serious America ...

Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen

2 reviews
Munchausen, Rudolphe Erich Raspe, ...

Exact Change, 2002

A Terrific Collection of Tall Tales!
Anyone who ever laughed at the exploits of tall-tale heroes such as Paul Bunyan will instantly recognize the character of the Baron von Munchausen as the king of such heroes. His amazing and daring exploits are rife with hilarity and implausibility. It's part fairytale, part tall tale. The Baron is a figure of pure imagination (loosely based on a real person), a Quixotic figure. Do not confuse ...

Orthopedic Therapy of the Shoulder

2 reviews
Martin J. Kelley, William A. Clark

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1995

the shoulder man
I have the extreme pleasure of working with Marty Kelley P.T OCS. He is one of the most renownwed experts in the shoulder. He has written many articles and chapters on shoulder rehab. Marty is also the musculoskelatel team leader at The University of Pennsylvania Health System. His knowledg of orthopedics is vast and un-ending. His book describes the shoulder in vast detail and also ...

The African-American Odyssey: Combined Volume

1 review
Darlene Clark Hine, William C. Hine, ...

Prentice Hall, 1999

Great eye opener. MUST READ. Smooth reading.
To keep it plain and simple: After reading this book I've come to the conclusion that African-American history is an essential read, especially with this book. Often times, some of us may not think African-American history is rich or we may not really understand their situation in America today. This book changes that, it teaches that African-Americans have a rich history and that books like this ...

American Mainline Religion, Its Changing Shape and Future

1 review
Wade Clark Roof, William McKinney

Rutgers University Press, 1989

Recommended Buy!
This is a great book for anyone who enjoys the history and social divisions of religious groups. Students, scholars and seekers will all find this book a great reference. After reading, you finally understand how religion, religious groups, and religious ideology play a role in the lives of Americans today. It can be dry and long for persons who just wanted some information but not the ...

Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 8 Volume Set

2 reviews
William Clark, Karl Bodmer

Digital Scanning, Inc., 2001

The Genuine Article
This well-designed set is for scholars and serious enthusiasts of Lewis and Clark. The 8-volume paperback set comes boxed and includes a CD-ROM of Volume VIII, the original atlas created on the expedition. Published in 1904, nearly 100 years after the expedition, the set represents Reuben Gold Thwaites efforts to bring together for the first time all relevant material pertaining to the ...

Anatomy and Physiology of Hearing for Audiologists

1 review
William W. Clark, Kevin K Ohlemiller

Singular, 2007

Great Product
The book arrived in great condition and in a timely manner. I would recommend this seller.

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