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Hardcover in Good condition, no jacket. Clean with no writing, marks, creases or tears. Slight age toning, and minimal foxing on the end papers. The binding is tight, square and solid to the text block.

Hardcover in dust jacket, NF/NF, clean tight copy. First printing with full number line.

Hardcover in dust jacket, NF/VG, first published in great Britain in 1998, The story of the sisters of Henry VIII, illustrations, notes bibliography and index, a clean, tight copy in lightly read condition. From a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Hardcover in dust jacket, clean tight book in VG/NF condition. 471 pages, illustrated, index. From a non-smoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Clean, tight hardcover in dust jacket, NF/NF condition. Third printing. includes extensive notes, index. From a non-smoking home. Ships with Tracking number.

Hardcover blue cloth with gilt title and embossed cover, in scarce original glassine dust jacket. NF/G- condition. Jacket has some chips and tears, has been taped with transparent paper mending tape. 188 pages illustrated with maps and drawings, historical introduction.

Trade paperback in Good condition with light edge and cover creases. Spine is solid and square to the text block, interior clean and unmarked. From a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Clean, tight book with no writing or marks. Spine is lightly sunned and front cover has slight creases. 194 pages

Hardcover in dust jacket. NF/VG condition. Retrospective look at the year 1949 in the United States. Politics, world events, culture, sports, news, advertising, movies and more. 175 pages. From a nonsmoking home. Ships With Tracking Number.

First printing trade paperback in As New condition. No writing, marks, creases. From a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number

Clean, tight book in very good lightly read condition has a crease on the front cover panel near the top corner. Otherwise interior is clean and unmarked.

Very Good condition with previous owner name on ffep, else clean, tight and sound copy.

Hardcover cloth, navy blue with gilt, no jacket as issued. An account of life on the Illinois prairies in the early nineteenth century. The author was an English farmer of some substance who was attracted to the opportunities for himself and his family in the United States, especially in the Midwest. The family traveled down the Ohio River then upland… Read more about this item

Hardcover navy blue cloth with gilt, no dust jacket as issued. A historical account of the Sioux uprising of 1862-3 in southern Minnesota and nearby Dakota Territory. Published as part of the Lakeside Press Centennial series of the Civil War. The author was a teacher at a mission school in a Sioux village. The book was originally published in… Read more about this item

Mass market paperback in very good, lightly read condition. No writing, marks or creases. Pages are tanned. 210 pages, illustrated. From a nonsmoking home.

Hardcover navy blue cloth with gilt spine title and logo, Fine never read condition. Originally published in 1904, edited by Dale P. Morgan, 375 pages. Scarce title, from a nonsmoking home.

Staple bound booklet in good condition. A scholarly study regarding the author William Dean Howells involvement in a political trial. 64 pages with appendices of facsimile documents.

Mass market paperback in very good condition. Clean book with some wear to the spine and rubbing to the cover. An eye-witness report of the struggle shaking the foundations of the old South-- from the Supreme Court decision of 1954 to the sit-ins of 1960. 128 pages, from a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number.

Mass market paperback in Good condition. The cover has some rubbing, spine crease and edge wear. The interior is clean, with no writing, marks or creases. An illuminating study of the Negro in America by a distinguished social historian. It is more than a scientific exploration of the race problem in America. It is a richly moving and magnificently textured… Read more about this item

Mass Market paperback in very good condition, with no writing, marks or creases. Vietnam War account two Americans report on their forbidden visit inside North Vietnam. In December, 1965, three private American citizens defied a State Department ban, and flew to North Vietnam via London, Prague, Moscow and Peking. Two of these men-- Staughton Lynd, Professor of History at Yale,… Read more about this item