Hardcover Nonfiction

by Thor Heyerdahl · Rand McNally and Company

by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer · Crown Publishers, Inc

by Edward Windsor, Duke of Windsor · G. P. Putnam's Sons

by Omar Nelson Bradley · Henry Holt and Company

by Rachel Carson · Oxford University Press

by Ethel Waters and Charles Samuels · Doubleday

by Fleeta Brownell Woodroffe · Meredith Publishing Company

by Freda Utley · Henry Regnery Company

First published in 1951, this book details Utley's view on America's handling of the situation in China at the time led to Communist victories. It went on to become a national bestseller, and a milestone in exhibiting how Third World gains by the Communists were helped and facilitated in Washington. It inspired hope in many foreign lands that Communist takeovers were neither indigenous nor "inevitable," as was often claimed in the 1940's. "I have read your book and commend it to those who are interested in knowing the truth......"—General Douglas MacArthur "[Utley combines] the keenest and most comprehensive intellectual understanding with deep and sincere emotion.... [they] hold the reader's attention as intensely as a great novel."—Bertrand Russell, 1950 Nobel Prize winner Author Freda Utley (1898-1978) was one of the key witnesses against Lattimore in the Tydings Committee investigation (1950) of Senator Joseph McCarthy's charges of communist influence in the U. S. State Department.

by Desmond Young · Harper and Brothers

by Lionel Barrymore and Cameron Shipp · Appleton-Century-Crofts

by Donald Powell Wilson · Rinehart and Company

by Lowell Thomas Jr · Greystone Press

by Lucius Beebe and Charles Clegg · Grahame Hardy

Historical treatise on the San Francisco cable cars. (JVL).

by Paul Blanshard · Beacon Press

by Edmund A. Walsh · Bruce Publishing Co

Walsh served as consultant at Nuremberg and became acquainted among others with General Haushofer, of whom he writes understandingly. He analyzes some of the revelations of the seized German documents, and in conclusion draws a parallel between the power hunger of the Nazis and that of the Kremlin. -- Description in Foreign Affairs http://www.foreignaffairs.com (Jan. 9, 2013).

by General Mills · McGraw-Hill