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Rooney
The first authoritative look at one of the most iconic figures in the history of the NFL, this book is both a critical chapter in the story of football in America and a thoroughly engaging in-depth introduction to a character unlike any other in the annals of American sports.
Afloat at Last: A Sailor Boy's Log of His Life at Sea
In 'Afloat at Last: A Sailor Boy's Log of His Life at Sea' by John C. Hutcheson, readers are transported to a vivid world of nautical adventures through the first-hand account of a young sailor. Written in a charming and descriptive style, Hutcheson captures the essence of life at sea in the 19th century, depicting the challenges and triumphs of a sailor boy's journey. The book provides valuable insights into maritime history and the seafaring lifestyle, making it a valuable resource for those interested in maritime literature. The engaging narrative style and attention to detail bring the experiences of the sailor boy to life, making it a captivating read for both literary enthusiasts and h...
Real Lace Revisited
Here is a revisitation--part tribute, part update--of Stephen Birmingham's much-loved Real Lace. James P. MacGuire, a member of one of Birmingham's Irish Families, creates his own entertaining portrait of life among the Irish Rich, further detailing and filling out this engrossing portion of America's social history. Real Lace Revisited chronicles the religious, financial and social evolution of the First Irish Families’ world, its rise, peak, decline, fall, and, in some cases, transformative rebirth. Rather than a memoir, however, the book reads as an informed historical, non-fiction account of the upper-class Irish world as it grew and changed. Real Lace Revisited is always accessible and highly readable, enlivened by MacGuire’s gift for storytelling, encyclopedic knowledge, and often humorous insight into the families concerned.
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Afloat at Last A Sailor Boy's Log of His Life at Sea
"Afloat at Last" by using John Conroy Hutcheson takes readers on an exciting journey with younger sailor Dick Leslie. Dick wants to depart his solid lifestyles on land and look for his wealth at sea, that's how the story goes. With willpower and quite a few pleasure, he sets out on an existence-converting adventure that places him within the center of marine existence. Dick Leslie units sail and faces the huge barriers and remarkable sights of the sea. The story paints a clear photo of the hardships and victories that sailors face, showing what life is absolutely like on a deliver. Dick's persona modifications as he faces and enjoys many dangers and issues at some point of storms, interactio...
Who Killed...? Pittsburgh, Pa
Who Killed...? Pittsburgh depicts 20 of Pittsburgh's most notorious, heinous, and mysterious unsolved murders. Through laborious research and interviews with investigators and families of the victims, investigative reporter Jack Swint has laid out particulars of these unsolved crimes. These chapter-length sketches provide a glimpse into twenty unsolved murders: from the frustrations of law enforcement officials, to grieving family members, to the coping of local communities trying to make sense of the random acts of madness. As a whole, Who Killed...? Pittsburgh reveals the dark underbelly of Pennsylvania communities still struggling to diffuse the rage and brutality that so many of its inhabitants possess.
The Ultimate Super Bowl Book
"A thorough history and reference book on the National Football League's annual Super Bowl"--Provided by publisher.
My Kind of 'toon, Chicago is
This is a collection of editorial and political cartoons focused on the highs and lows of the Chicago and Illinois politics that produced both the first African American president and a string of corrupt gubernatorial administrations.
Billy Whiskers: The Autobiography of a Goat
Frances Trego Montgomery's 'Billy Whiskers: The Autobiography of a Goat' is a charming children's book that follows the hilarious and adventurous life of Billy Whiskers, a mischievous goat with a knack for getting into trouble. Written in a whimsical and engaging style, Montgomery's book is full of vivid descriptions and lighthearted humor that will captivate young readers. Set in a pastoral setting, the book provides a unique glimpse into the life of a goat and the antics he gets up to. With its episodic structure and lively narrative, 'Billy Whiskers' is a wonderful example of early 20th-century children's literature.Frances Trego Montgomery was inspired to write 'Billy Whiskers' by her lo...
