Nevin, David

The United States is facing war once again in 1812, with James and Dolley Madison, Andrew and Rachel Jackson, and an assortment of other statesmen, heroes, and ordinary men and women ready to take a stand for the fledgling nation.

Complete, authoritative account of the Civil War, focusing on the early battles in the West.

A fictionalized account of the War of 1812 brings to life the events that were pivitol to the destiny of America and the figures that contributed to those events.

Text and photographs describe the fliers who conquered the last great barriers to long-distance flight before the second World War. Emphasizes Charles Lindbergh's solo flight in 1927 over the Atlantic.

Text and numerous illustrations trace the history of Texas during the nineteenth century.

Recounts the Civil War engagements along the western boundaries of the Confederacy that led to the battle of Shiloh and a momentous Union triumph.

Text and photographs describe the history of air warfare.