1898-

"Drawn from the personal diaries and drawings of Private R.H. Rabjohn, 'A Soldier's Sketchbook' is a uniquely detailed and dramatic account of the First World War as seen through an artist's eyes."--Dust jacket.

Chronicles the life and controversial career of twentieth-century Supreme Court justice William O. Douglas, shedding light on details of his history that he treated not-so-truthfully in his memoirs.

A biography of the man responsible for transforming Puerto Rico from an island of poverty, disease, and squalor into "the Showplace of the Caribbean.".

A biography of a Puerto Rican leader who tried to improve living conditions on his island, and served as governor from 1949-1965.

A fictionalized account of the discovery of King Tut's tomb in 1922 by British archaeologist Howard Carter dramatizing his relationship with his upper class British patron Lord Carnarvon and with the bureaucracy of modern Egypt, and featuring flashbacks to King Tut's ancient Egypt.

A biography of a Puerto Rican leader who worked to improve living conditions on his island, and served as governor from 1949-1965.

Presents color reproductions, with extensive captions, of over three hundred works by twentieth-century artist Henry Moore, including drawings, graphics, and sculpture; and features an introductory essay that traces that formation of The Henry Moore Foundation's collection.