What if the Japanese had won the battle of Midway in 1942? The impact on the war in the Pacific could have been momentous. In Halsey's Bluff, a new World War II novel by best-selling author Larry Schweikart, the Japanese do win---and Bull Halsey, whose fleet faces total destruction, must use all his skills as a leader and tactician to turn defeat into victory. BUY NOW!
September 11 was a day no American can forget, and the reactions it provoked remain with us today. Through the eyes of several individuals, we have a much clearer picture of that deadly day. This is the story of 9/11 you never heard, told in a way you never imagined! BUY NOW!
The eternal struggle between the frontier and civilization is at the core of our national heritage, and that's what makes rodeo an important component in the creation of American popular culture. Michael Allen explains our continuing interest through a combined examination of history and cultural interpretation. BUY NOW!
After first considering the romanticized, mythical boatmen who were part of the folklore of the time, Michael Allen draws on firsthand accounts to reveal the lonely, dangerous nature of the profession and more. BUY NOW!
This study of the creation of the first American western policy forms a microcosm through which to view the ongoing course of the American Revolution. BUY NOW!
Frontiers of Western History is a clearly written and balanced reader for use in secondary and college-level Frontier History classes. In sum, this is a book for those who seek a synthesis in their analysis of Western history. BUY NOW!