Emert, Phyllis Raybin

Presents details of the accounts of five shipwrecks including the "Titanic," "Lusitania," "Essex," "Brother Jonathan," and the "Andrea Doria," and provides excerpts from diaries, journals, documents, and newspapers.

Presents information on and lyrics to songs that have influenced or been influenced by political, social, and economic issues throughout U.S. history, including topics such as the American Revolution, the Civil War, and workers and unions.

Discusses the history, training, uses, and breeds of dogs who work with the deaf, and lists hearing ear dog programs in the United States.

Contains excerpts from radio broadcasts, speeches, newspaper articles, magazine advertisements, posters, and first-person reports that combine to provide a portrait of what life was like in the U. S. during World War II and to discuss how the war impacted the social and economic structure of the country.

Contains excerpts from radio broadcasts, newspaper articles, letters, journals, and government documents that tell the story of American troop involvement in the European theatre of World War II.

A collection of documents the provide insight into the origins and conduct of World War II, the Pacific theatre, looking at major battles between America and Japan, and discussing the role of submarines and airpower in the conflict.

Contains primary and secondary source documents that describe the economics of the triangular trade system during the eighteenth century which perpetuated the sale of slaves.

Discusses unexplained sightings and happenings, including UFO's, monsters, and dreams that come true.

Portrays some of the heroic acts committed by ordinary mena and women who displayed extraordinary courage during World War II.