This lot includes three National Geographic books exploring immigration themes: Ukrainian, Chinese, and German-Jewish. The books are in good pre-owned condition, featuring a school stamp and some writing on the back cover. Ideal for educators or anyone passionate about immigration history. Don’t miss out on this valuable collection!
This lot includes three National Geographic books exploring immigration themes: Ukrainian, Chinese, and German-Jewish. The books are in good pre-owned condition, featuring a school stamp and some writing on the back cover. Ideal for educators or anyone passionate about immigration history. Don’t miss out on this valuable collection!
The Fighting Marlows: Men Who Wouldn’t Be Lynchedby Glenn Shirley2009Published by Texas Christian University Press SoftcoverLike new I ship promptlyFREE local pickup is available Backstory:Many people in northern Texas and southwestern Oklahoma still believe that the Marlow brothers—George, Charles, Alf, and Epp—were thieves and killers. In 1888 they were charged with rustling and murder, tried by public opinion, and betrayed by law officials responsible for their safety. After Alf and Epp were killed in a brutal ambush, Charles and George accomplished a grisly escape, only to be caught and sent to Dallas for trial where, for their own protection, they were deputized as marshals.Their story, as lurid and adventuresome as any western saga, documents late nineteenth-century law enforcement in the Southwest. The Marlows’ fight for justice was dramatized in the movie, The Sons of Katie Elder.
The Fighting Marlows: Men Who Wouldn’t Be Lynchedby Glenn Shirley2009Published by Texas Christian University Press SoftcoverLike new I ship promptlyFREE local pickup is available Backstory:Many people in northern Texas and southwestern Oklahoma still believe that the Marlow brothers—George, Charles, Alf, and Epp—were thieves and killers. In 1888 they were charged with rustling and murder, tried by public opinion, and betrayed by law officials responsible for their safety. After Alf and Epp were killed in a brutal ambush, Charles and George accomplished a grisly escape, only to be caught and sent to Dallas for trial where, for their own protection, they were deputized as marshals.Their story, as lurid and adventuresome as any western saga, documents late nineteenth-century law enforcement in the Southwest. The Marlows’ fight for justice was dramatized in the movie, The Sons of Katie Elder.
With a paperback format and English language, this cookbook serves as a valuable resource for those interested in culinary history and kosher cooking practices from the 1800s. MODERN REPRINT OF ORIGANAL.
With a paperback format and English language, this cookbook serves as a valuable resource for those interested in culinary history and kosher cooking practices from the 1800s. MODERN REPRINT OF ORIGANAL.
The book contains 123 pages and is written in English. It delves into the culinary traditions of both China and Japan, making it a unique and informative read for those interested in historical cooking practices.
Aldine Book Publishing Co. 1889. Hard cover. With many illustrations by Harrison Weir. Beautiful illustrations – wonderful stories – great ads. – wonderful collectible.
La Cuisine Creole: A Collection of Culinary Recipes. is widely considered thefirst Creole cookbook ever published. Content : The collection includes recipes gathered from “leading chefs and noted Creole housewives”.
Author: Sarah Rutledge (1782–1855), the daughter of Edward Rutledge, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Significance: It is widely consideredthe first truly distinct South Carolina cookbook and a definitive guide to Lowcountry cuisine.