The Libraries would like to highlight some more new and diverse titles that have been added recently to the National Museum of American History Library.
The American military frontiers: the United States Army in the West, 1783-1900. Robert Wooster.
University of New Mexico Press, 2009.
F592 .W865 2009
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Leopold's shack and Ricketts's lab: the emergence of environmentalism. Michael J. Lannoo.
University of California Press, c2010. GE195 .L37 2010
Out of the Midwest — From forester to professor — From businessman to sage — Game management — Between Pacific tides — The shack — The lab — A Sand County almanac — Sea of Cortez — Daily lives and professional expectations — From natural history to ecology — Leopold's approach — Ricketts's approach — Shared and complementary perspectives — Transcendence — Ethic and engagement — Where their spirit lives on.
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Alien neighbors, foreign friends: Asian Americans, housing, and the transformation of urban California. Charlotte Brooks.
University of Chicago Press, 2009.
Table of contents http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0823/2008029629.html
HD7288.76.U52 B76 2009
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The automobile and American life. John A. Heitmann.
McFarland & Co., c2009.
HD9710.U52 H39 2009
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Seated by the sea: the maritime history of Portland, Maine, and its Irish longshoremen. Michael C. Connolly; foreword by Joseph E. Brennan.
University Press of Florida, c2010. HD8039.L82 U65125 2010
"Delightfully situated on a healthy hill": the port of Portland before the Civil War — Black fades to green on the waterfront: nineteenth-century social, racial, and ethnic change — A mixed blessing: Portland at the turn of the twentieth century — Lost strikes and union affiliation: early twentieth-century labor militancy alongshore — Apex of the union and Catholic hierarchical influence — Longshore culture and the decline of the port of Portland in the mid- to late twentieth century — Conclusion: The port of Portland in the twenty-first century and its maritime future — Appendix A: Portland Town — Appendix B: Day of the Clipper — Appendix C: PLSBS retirement list as of January 1983 — Appendix D: Oral histories — Appendix E: Longshore nicknames — Appendix F: Membership levels of the Portland Longshoremen's Benevolent Society.
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Framing production: technology, culture, and change in the British bicycle industry. Paul Rosen.
MIT Press, c2002.
HD9993.B543 G77 2002
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Fixing the sky: the checkered history of weather and climate control. James Rodger Fleming.
Columbia University Press, c2010.
Stories of control — Rain makers — Rain fakers — Foggy thinking — Pathological science — Weather warriors — Fears, fantasies, and possibilities of control — The climate engineers.
QC928 .F54 2010
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Railroad: identity, design and culture. Keith Lovegrove.
Rizzoli, 2005
Publisher description http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0620/2004115833-d.html
TF15 .L68 2005
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Two prime movers of globalization: the history and impact of diesel engines and gas turbines. Vaclav Smil.
MIT Press, c2010.
TJ795 .S5746 2010
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America's Army: making the all-volunteer force. Beth Bailey.
Harvard University Press, 2009.
Individual freedom and the obligations of citizenship — Repairing the Army — The Army in the marketplace — Race, "quality," and the hollow Army — "If you like Ms., you'll love Pvt." — The all-recruited Army — The Army as social good — The warrior ethos.
UB323 .B35 2009
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