Disabled Veterans in History

«Disabled Veterans in History» is a comprehensive textbook authored by David A. Gerber, focusing on the experiences of disabled veterans throughout history. Published by the University of Michigan Press in 2000, this hardcover book is part of the Corporealities: Discourses of Disability Series. With a total of 348 pages, this book delves into military and general topics related to veterans and people with disabilities, offering a deep exploration of the challenges and triumphs faced by disabled veterans in a historical context.

School in the United States : A Document History by James W. Fraser 2014; 3rd Ed

«School in the United States: A Documentary History» by James W. Fraser is a comprehensive textbook covering the history and education in the United States. Published by Routledge in 2014, this 3rd edition features a trade paperback format and spans 410 pages. The book offers a detailed insight into the educational system in the United States, making it a valuable resource for high school students and educators alike. With a focus on general and historical subjects, this textbook provides a thorough exploration of the evolution of education in the United States.

United States Pattern & Experimental Pieces of WWII US Coins Collector Best Book

Possibly the Most Important Numismatic Book of the Decade Well before the United States entered World War II, copper, nickel and several other metals had assumed strategic importance. All were necessary for Americas restoration of military competence, and European war pressures quickly pushed the U.S. into becoming the manufacturing arsenal of democracy. Canadian and U.S. copper and nickel mines could not increase production fast enough to meet manufacturing demand. During the early months of the war, no one knew if there was sufficient strategic material to produce the massive quantities of weapons and other supplies required to fight the Japanese and Germans and supply the allies.