-
Life in colonial America
Louis B Wright
Paperback (Capricorn Books, March 15, 1971)paperback; standard history of colonial America from mid-20th century
-
Life in America: The Midwest
Walter Havighurst
Unknown Binding (The Fideler Co, )None
-
American Indian Life
Alesha Halvorson, Danielle Smith-Llera
Hardcover (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2016)Crafted to meet Common Core critical thinking standards, this series focuses on the history, culture, and modern lives of American Indians. Sidebars, infographics, historical images, and fact boxes support and enhance the informative and engaging text.
W
-
American Indian Life
Donna Janell Bowman, Danielle Smith-Llera
Hardcover (Capstone Press, Aug. 1, 2015)Crafted to meet Common Core critical thinking standards, this series focuses on the history, culture, and modern lives of American Indians. Sidebars, infographics, historical images, and fact boxes support and enhance the informative and engaging text.
W
-
The American Indian in America
Jayne Clark Jones
Library Binding (Lerner Pub Group, Feb. 1, 1991)A survey of American Indian history and culture, including discussions of their origin and the impact of white civilization on them
W
-
Always the Queen: The Denise LaSalle Story
Denise LaSalle, David Whiteis
Hardcover (University of Illinois Press, May 11, 2020)Denise LaSalle's journey took her from rural Mississippi to an unquestioned reign as the queen of soul-blues. From her early R&B classics to bold and bawdy demands for satisfaction, LaSalle updated the classic blueswoman's stance of powerful independence while her earthy lyrics about relationships connected with generations of female fans. Off-stage, she enjoyed ongoing success as a record label owner, entrepreneur, and genre-crossing songwriter.As honest and no-nonsense as the artist herself, Always the Queen is LaSalle's in-her-own-words story of a lifetime in music. Moving to Chicago as a teen, LaSalle launched a career in gospel and blues that eventually led to the chart-topping 1971 smash ”Trapped by a Thing Called Love” and a string of R&B hits. She reinvented herself as a soul-blues artist as tastes changed and became a headliner on the revitalized southern soul circuit and at festivals nationwide and overseas. Revered for a tireless dedication to her music and fans, LaSalle continued to tour and record until shortly before her death.
-
Life in Colonial America
George Capaccio, L. H. Colligan, Carol Ellis
Library Binding (Cavendish Square, Aug. 1, 2014)None
V