Category: Biography

Biography of Anna Ella Carroll, unofficial member of Lincoln's cabinet, publicist, spy ans master military strategist. Ex-library with usual markings and labels, card pocket rear. Dust jacket in plastic sleeve, glued to end papers.
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Trotsky: Fate of a Revolutionary

By: Wistrich, Robert S.

Price: $30.00

Publisher: New York, Stein & Day: 1979

Seller ID: 01129538

ISBN: 0812827740

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Near Fine

Dearest Friend: A Life of Abigail Adams

By: Withey, Lynne

Price: $8.00

Publisher: New York, The Free Press: 1981

Seller ID: 01083247

ISBN: 0029347602

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Near Fine

I'll Take the Back Road

By: Wolf, Marguerite H.

Price: $5.00

Publisher: Brattleboro, The Stephen Greene Press: 1975

Seller ID: 01018283

ISBN: 0828902445

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Near Fine

The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe

By: Wolfe, Donald H.

Price: $8.00

Publisher: New York, William Morrow & Co.: 1998

Seller ID: 01126823

ISBN: 0688162886

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Very Good

This Boy's Life: A Memoir

By: Wolff, Tobias

Price: $5.00

Publisher: New York, Perennial Library: 1999

Seller ID: 01008000

ISBN: 0060972777

Binding: Soft Cover

Condition: Very Good

The Americanization of Benjamin Franklin

By: Wood, Gordon S.

Price: $9.00

Publisher: New York, The Penguin Press: 2004

Seller ID: 01115169

ISBN: 159420019X

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Near Fine

His Initials Were F.D.N.

By: Wood, Kenneth and Miriam

Price: $10.00

Publisher: Review and Herald Publishing Association: 1967

Seller ID: 01022388

Binding: Soft Cover

Condition: New

Biography of Elder F.D. Nichol, Seventh-day Adventist Church leader and long-time Editor of the Review & Herald.
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Mary Chesnut's Civil War

By: Woodward, C. Vann, ed.

Price: $12.00

Publisher: New Haven, Yale University Press: 1980

Seller ID: 01087022

ISBN: 0300024592

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Very Good

Winner 1982 Pulitzer Prize in History. "Married to a high-ranking member of the Confederate government, Mary Chesnut was ideally placed to watch and to record the South's headlong plunge to ruin, and she left in her journals an unsurpassed account of the old regime's death throes, its moment of high drama in world history. In her own circles - aristocratic, patriarchal, slave-holding - Mary Chesnut was a figure of heresy and of paradox. She had a horror of slavery and called herself an abolitionist from early youth. Against male domination she expressed her rebellion in some of the most ve...
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