Henry Carter Hull

Examines American life and culture in the decade between 1910 and 1920, discussing women's rights, filmmaking, World War I, and other topics.

Examines American life and culture in the 1970s, discussing the fall of Richard Nixon, the Vietnam War, feminism, and other topics.

Photographs and text help chronicle the major events that took place in the United States during the 1920s.

Profiles the people, events, and products that shaped the history of the United States during the 1980s.

Narrative of events leading up to and through the Revolutionary War, focusing on the people involved on both sides of the conflict, with essays highlighting specific aspects of the era and biographical notes on the post-war activities of selected individuals.

A collection of documents that includes the First Continental Congress's "Declaration of Colonial Rights and Grievances," George Washington's "The Capture of Boston," Charles Cornwallis's "Surrender," and much more.

A photographic chronicle of the 1930s, discussing radio, the Depression, Franklin Roosevelt, labor and entertainment, and other topics relevant to the decade.

Alphabetically arranged articles present over 100 people, places, and points of importance of the Civil War.

Discusses the training, organization, diversity, fighting and survival skills, daily routine, diseases, fears, and morale of the first army of the United States.