Subjects:  1. Christianity - Education - General   2. Religion   

Subjects:  1. Christianity - Education - General   2. Religion   

Subjects:  1. Burke, Edmund   2. Fox, Charles James   3. Pitt, William   4. Sheridan, Richard Brinsley   

Subjects:  1. Juvenile literature   2. Tarbell, Ida M   

Subjects:  1. 1819-1892   2. 19th Century American Poetry   3. 19th century   4. Art   5. Art and literature   6. History   7. Knowledge   8. Literary Criticism   9. Literature - Classics / Criticism   10. Poetry   11. United States   12. Visual perception in literature   13. Whitman, Walt,   14. Whitman, Walt   

Subjects:  1. Business / Economics / Finance   2. Corporate & Business History - General   

Subjects:  1. 1889-1971   2. Adams, Roger,   3. Biography   4. Biography / Autobiography   5. Chemistry (General)   6. Chemists   7. General   8. United States   9. Adams, Roger   

Subjects:  1. Art & Art Instruction   2. Exhibition Catalogs   3. Exhibitions   4. Figurative art, American   5. History - General   6. Whitney Museum of American Art   

Subjects:  1. Art   2. Art, Greek   3. European   

Subjects:  1. History   2. Industries   3. Monopolies   4. Trusts, Industrial   5. United States   

Subjects:  1. Tarbell family   

Customer Reviews (2)

Real Women
What makes people think that all women who achieved in America and around the world were Suffragists? This book clearly PROVES that this was not (and is not today) the case. Ms Tarbell is REAL American womanhood -- she just went out and did her job and NUTS to the suffragists. Good for her! Splendid book and non PC. Where can you beat it?

A wonderful, thought-provoking book.
Clearly well researched and tremendously insightful ... Read more

Subjects:  1. History   2. Political Process - Elections   3. Politics - Current Events   4. Social Science   5. Sociology   6. Suffrage   7. Tarbell, Ida M   8. United States   9. Women   10. Women In The U.S.   11. Women's Studies - General   

Customer Reviews (1)

Harbor No Illusions
Altruism isn't the only objective of the US State Department as it sends Peace Corps Volunteers around the world. The USA wants international trade and political alliances.

Targill hammers home some difficult lessons of life in the developing world and the roles of governments and big business that keep masses of people poor and powerless. He tells his story quickly and to the point.

It's an important perspective, especially for those of us inclined to romanticize life. We can learn and act from a stronger base if we combine "street smarts" with heartfelt service. This reader urges those interested in international development not to back away from these lessons but incorporate them as practical knowledge. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Fiction   

Subjects:  1. Chemistry, Organic   2. History   3. Organic Chemistry   4. United States   

Subjects:  1. Juvenile literature   2. Tarbell, Ida M   

Subjects:  1. Reference   2. Religion - Commentaries / Reference   

Subjects:  1. History   2. History and criticism   3. Language Arts / Linguistics / Literacy   4. Oratory   5. Preaching   6. Public Speaking   7. Speeches, addresses, etc., Ame   

Subjects:  1. Conjuring   2. Games / Gamebooks / Crosswords   3. General   4. Juvenile literature   5. Magic tricks   6. Tricks