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• Dear Mr. President :letters to the Oval Office from the files of the National Archives
  Dwight Young and 1United States.National Archives and Records Administration National Geographic, Washington, D.C., (2005) introduction by Brian Williams ; text by Dwight Young.; Selected letters to presidents with contextual commentary.; Foreword / Allen Weinstein -- Introduct...introduction by Brian Williams ; text by Dwight Young.; Selected letters to presidents with contextual commentary.; Foreword / Allen Weinstein -- Introduction / Brian Williams -- First President: John Langdon to George Washington, April 6, 1789 -- King and I: King Mongkut of Siam to Abraham Lincoln, February 14, 1861 -- Equal Pay: James H. Gooding to Abraham Lincoln, September 28, 1863 -- Freedom: Annie Davis to Abraham Lincoln, August 28, 1864 -- Lincoln Assassination: Lincoln's Cabinet to Andrew Johnson, April 15, 1865 -- "Indian" Question: Wolf Chief to James Garfield, December, 1881 -- Gov. Edmund Ross and others to Grover Cleveland, August 14, 1886 -- Spanish-American War: Annie Oakley to William McKinley, April 5, 1898 -- Muckraking: Upton Sinclair to Theodore Roosevelt, March 10, 1906 -- Anti-Semitism: Charles D. Levy to Calvin Coolidge, June 24, 1924 -- Anti-Immigration: Women of the Ku Klux Klan to Calvin Coolidge, May 15, 1924 -- Prohibition: Alva P. Jones, National Cigarette Law Enforcement League, to Herbert Hoover, May 25, 1929 -- Woman's Home Missionary Society to Herbert Hoover, June 15, 1932 -- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wilson to Herbert Hoover, June 15, 1932 -- Lindbergh Kidnapping: Citizens of South Dakota to Herbert Hoover, April 26, 1932 -- Lynching: Henry Johnson to William McKinley, June 5, 1899 -- Ara Lee Settle to Warren G. Harding, June 8, 1922 -- Horace Robinson to Herbert Hoover, November 20, 1929 -- Aviatrix: Amelia Earhart to Franklin D. Roosevelt, November 10, 1936 -- Federal Arts Project: Gisella (Lacher) Loeffler to Eleanor Roosevelt, July 27, 1939 -- Social Security: Petra E. Harthun to Eleanor Roosevelt, August 7, 1941 -- Cuba: Fidel Castro to Franklin D. Roosevelt, November 6, 1940 -- Separate but Equal: C. Dearman to William H. Taft, July 18, 1912 -- George A. Murray to Woodrow Wilson, February 14, 1920 -- Holocaust: Stephen S. Wise to Franklin D. Roosevelt, December 2, 1942 -- Pearl Harbor: J.B. Manual to Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 23, 1942 -- Draft, WWII: French R. Massey to Franklin D. Roosevelt, November 12, 1943 -- Anna Rush to Franklin D. Roosevelt, November 18, 1943 -- Carolyn Weatherhogg to Franklin D. Roosevelt, October 14, 1943 -- Friendship: Winston Churchill to Franklin D. Roosevelt, May 1, 1944 -- Japanese War Atrocities, WWII: Wilma Lindsay to Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 9, 1944 -- Japanese Internment, WWII: Harold Ickes to Franklin D. Roosevelt, June 1, 1944 -- Bomb: Albert Einstein to Franklin D. Roosevelt, August 2, 1939 -- Concerned Scientists to Harry S. Truman, July 17, 1945 -- Raoul Wallenberg: Guy von Dardel to Harry S. Truman, March 27, 1947 -- Postwar Recovery: Ella Leber to Harry S. Truman, 1948 -- Presidential Pets: Phyllis Bamberger to Harry S. Truman, January 7, 1948 -- Edwin Burtis to Lyndon B. Johnson, April 30, 1964 -- John Starnes to Lyndon B. Johnson, June 20, 1966 -- John Nabors to Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 3, 1955 -- Racism: Ray Fadden to Harry S. Truman, September 3, 1951 -- Polio: Ralph Ziegler to Harry S. Truman, January 31, 1949 -- Margaret M. Powers to Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 18, 1955 -- Douw Fonda to Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 8, 1955 -- King Is Drafted: Linda Kelly, Sherry Bane, Mickie Mattson to Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1958 -- Queen's Scones: Queen Elizabeth II to Dwight D. Eisenhower, January 24, 1960 -- Discrimination: Jackie Robinson to Dwight D. Eisenhower, May 13, 1958 -- Civil Rights Unrest: Woodrow W. Mann to Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 23, 1957 -- Martin Luther King, Jr. to John F. Kennedy, September 15, 1963 -- Leah Russell to Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 25, 1957 -- Civil Rights Act: Roy Wilkins to Lyndon B. Johnson, November 5, 1964 -- Vietnam Begins: Ho Chi Minh to Harry S. Truman, February 28, 1946 -- Ngo Dinh Diem to John F. Kennedy, February 23, 1963 -- Vietnam: Bobbie Lou Pendergrass to John F. Kennedy, February 18, 1963 -- John F. Kennedy to Bobbie Lou Pendergrass, March 6, 1963 -- John Steinbeck to Lyndon B. Johnson, May 28, 1966 -- Smothers Brothers to Lyndon B. Johnson, October 31, 1968 -- Lyndon B. Johnson to the Smothers Brothers, November 9, 1968 -- Physical Fitness: Gladys D. McPherson to John F. Kennedy, March 14, 1963 -- Richard Millington to John F. Kennedy, February 11, 1963 -- Presidential Signatures: Leonard Lyons to John F. Kennedy, October 2, 1961 -- John F. Kennedy to Leonard Lyons, October 11, 1961 -- Leonard Lyons to John F. Kennedy, October 16, 1961 -- Pierre Salinger to Leonard Lyons, November 15, 1961 -- Presidential Advice: Harry S. Truman to John F. Kennedy, June 28, 1962 -- Herbert Hoover to Harry S. Truman, December 19, 1962 -- Barry Goldwater to Gerald Ford, May 7, 1976 -- Richard Nixon to Ronald Reagan, August 13, 1987 -- Lady Bird: Lady Bird Johnson to Lyndon B. Johnson, August, 1964 -- Undercover Elvis: Elvis Presley to Richard Nixon, December 21, 1970 -- Nixon in China: Mary Ann Grelinger to Richard Nixon, July 16, 1971 -- Mrs. John Shields to Richard Nixon, July 16, 1971 -- Nixon's Pardon: Jackie Ann Lucas to Gerald Ford, November, 1974; Robert Lind to Gerald Ford, September, 1974 -- Anthony Ferreira to Gerald Ford, September 11, 1974 -- Betty Ford: Tyson Garrison to Betty Ford, August 13, 1975 -- Dorothy Tabata to Betty Ford, August 18, 1975 -- Mother Teresa: Mother Teresa to Jimmy Carter, November 17, 1979 -- Economy: Roy Klober to Jimmy Carter, 1980 -- L.W. McKenzie, Jr. to Jimmy Carter, 1980 -- Iran Hostage Situation: Cyrus Vance to Jimmy Carter, April 21, 1980 -- Natural Disasters: Andy Smith to Ronald Reagan, April 18, 1984 -- Ronald Reagan to Andy Smith, May 11, 1984 -- First Gulf War: Patricia J. Elvin to George H.W. Bush, November 27, 1990; Eric Colton to George H.W. Bush, February 12, 1991 -- Space: Thaddeus Zagorewicz to Richard Nixon, July 20, 1969 -- John Glenn to Bill Clinton, November 6, 1998.; 20.00 .
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• One-night stands with American history :odd, amusing, and little-known incidents
  Richard Shenkman and Kurt Reiger Quill, New York, (1982) (LJLT)751; by Richard Shenkman and Kurt Reiger.; Includes index.; Gift; Paw-Paw20001225 .
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• The public papers and addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt
  Franklin D. Roosevelt and Samuel I. Rosenman and William D. Hassett and Franklin D. Roosevelt Collection Random House, New York, (1938) 019: 176334374670240732976; (LJLT)897; with a special introduction and explanatory notes by President Roosevelt ; [compiled and with a foreword by Samuel I...019: 176334374670240732976; (LJLT)897; with a special introduction and explanatory notes by President Roosevelt ; [compiled and with a foreword by Samuel I. Rosenman]; 13 v. :ports., facsims. ;25 cm; "Copyright, 1938, by Franklin Delano Roosevelt"--T.p. verso.; Vols. 6-9 published by Macmillan; vols. 10-13 by Harper.; Vols. 1-10 have frontispiece reproductions of mostly photographic portraits.; v. 1. The genesis of the New Deal, 1928-1932 -- v. 2. The year of crisis, 1933 -- v. 3. The advance of recovery and reform, 1934 -- v. 4. The Court disapproves, 1935 -- v. 5. The people approve, 1936 -- [v. 6] The Constitution prevails, 1937 -- [v. 7] The continuing struggle for liberalism, 1938 -- [v. 8] War--and neutrality, 1939 -- [v. 9] War--and aid to democracies, 1940 -- [v. 10] The call to battle stations, 1941 -- [v. 11] Humanity on the defensive, 1942 -- [v. 12] The tide turns, 1943 -- [v. 13] Victory and the threshold of peace, 1944-45.; Each volume has index.; LC Set 2 in dust jackets. Vol. 1 inscribed: For Bill Hassett from his old friend Franklin D. Roosevelt. Portrait of F.D.R. at front of v. 1 autographed. Vols. 6 and 10 inscribed (with text) by Samuel I. Rosenman to Hassett in 1941 and 1950, respectively. Vol. 6 also autographed by F.D.R. Gift of William D. Hassett, Feb. 5, 1954.; LC Sets 10 and 11 in special binding. Have limited ed. statement facing t.p. verso: this edition of the Public Papers and Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt is limited to five hundred copies. Issued in boxes. .
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• The words that reshaped America :F.D.R.
  Franklin D. Roosevelt and Stamford Parker Quill, New York, N.Y., (2000) (LJLT)809; Stamford Parker.; Includes bibliographical references.; 13.00 .
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• American scripture :making the Declaration of Independence
  Pauline Maier Knopf :Distributed by Random House, Inc., New York, (1997) Pauline Maier.; Includes bibliographical references (p. [243]-285) and index.; 27.50 .
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• Decisions for a decade;policies and programs for the 1970s
  Edward Moore Kennedy Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y., (1968) [by] Edward M. Kennedy. Pref. by George F. Kennan. .
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• This hallowed ground
  Bruce Catton Pocket Books, New York, (1956) Bruce Catton.; Includes index. .
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• A stillness at Appomattox
  Bruce Catton Pocket Books, New York, (1958) Includes bibliographical references. .
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• 9-11 :Terror in America
  David M. Bresnahan and Ben Kinchlow Windsor House, Waxahachie, Tex., (2001) (LJLT)745; by David Bresnahan ; [foreword by Ben Kinchlow].; Gift ;Maw-Maw 2001 .
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