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The 10 Best of Everything : An Ultimate Guide for Travelersby Andrew Lande, Nathaniel LandeISBN 0792253647 (0-7922-5364-7)
Softcover, National Geographic Society
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Along a Rocky Shoreby Judith RinardISBN 0792236114 (0-7922-3611-4)
Softcover, Natl Geographic Soc Childrens books
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American Legacy: Our National Forestsby Kenneth BrowlerISBN 0792236505 (0-7922-3650-5)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalayaby Jamaica KincaidISBN 0792265300 (0-7922-6530-0)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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Animal Safari - Sea Ottersby Marfe Ferguson Delaney, National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792271084 (0-7922-7108-4)
Hardcover, National Geographic Society
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Another Vietnam: Pictures of the War from the Other Sideby Tim Page, Christopher Riley, Douglas NivenISBN 0792264657 (0-7922-6465-7)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Another Vietnam: Pictures of the War from the Other Side'Book summary:The groundbreaking publication Another Vietnam: Pictures of the War from the Other Side is an intense collection of images, many never seen before, from the cameras of North Vietnamese photographers. Each included photographer has a chapter highlighting his personal stories and captivating pictures. The stories are riveting and sometimes ironic: one revolutionary photographer falsified identification cards for Communist fighters, another traveled side by side with guerrillas, while another barely escaped a bombing campaign only to be forever haunted by the loss of his film and equipment.
With almost no resources, a serious lack of film, and outdated equipment, these committed photographers used will and determination in order to record history. From film processed under a night sky with homemade chemicals to making one roll of film last for years, each individual tale is a testament to the power of perseverance. Some of the pictures are haunting (a devastated landscape with the intense flare of napalm, an emergency surgery in a mangrove swamp), while others capture a seemingly staged Communist resolve (smiling soldiers with little children, classic hero poses shot from below). This book offers an important pictorial viewpoint and fills in many gaps from the popular Western media coverage of the war. --J.P. Cohen [via]
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Antarctica the Last Continentby Kim Heacox, National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792274547 (0-7922-7454-7)
Softcover, National Geographic Society
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Battlegrounds : Geography and the History of Warfareby Michael Stephenson, Lisa LyttonISBN 0792233743 (0-7922-3374-3)
Hardcover, National Geographic Society
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Battlegrounds : Geography and the History of Warfare'Book summary:In "Battlegrounds, Michael Stephenson assembles an impressive roster of the world' s best military historians and writers, including Dr. David Chandler, Richard Holmes, John Warry, and Brendan Morrissey, to discuss the impact of geography on military strategy and history. This collection of essays, illustrated with vintage and modern maps, offers geographic adventure around the world, across centuries, and through every kind of terrain, shedding new light on famous battles and introducing less well-known--but nevertheless significant--moments in military history.
Throughout military history, battles have often been determined by certain " geographic imperatives" --characteristics of the terrain that significantly affect the nature of the fighting. Confrontations, therefore, have essentially been decided by an army
From Alexander the Great' s attack across the Granicus in 334 B.C. to the U.S. siege of the mountains of Afghanistan in 2001, geography has been a permanent and crucial factor in battle. "Battlegrounds provides an unprecedented and fascinating look at this most formidable of adversaries throughout the history of warfare. [via]
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Birder's JournalISBN 0792274563 (0-7922-7456-3)
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Book of Mammalsby National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792271416 (0-7922-7141-6)
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The Builders: Marvels of EngineeringISBN 0792273516 (0-7922-7351-6)
Softcover, Natl Geographic Society
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Bull's-eye: A Photobiography of Annie Oakleyby Sue MacY, Bess EdwardsISBN 0792259335 (0-7922-5933-5)
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Cold Beer and Crocodiles: A Bicycle Journey into Australiaby Roff SmithISBN 0792263650 (0-7922-6365-0)
Softcover, Natl Geographic Society
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Cold Beer and Crocodiles: A Bicycle Journey into Australia'Book summary:It's not every day that a fellow decides to pack in a good job, pack up his saddlebags, and set off by bicycle to make a circumferential journey around Australia. In 1996, that's just what American-born Time magazine correspondent Roff Martin Smith did, though; as he explains, he'd been living in Australia for 14 years but didn't really know the country, and he "felt no emotional bond to it." About to turn 38, a few pounds over his ideal weight, and untested as a distance bicyclist, Smith faced up to considerable odds, but he survived to tell the tale.
And a rollicking tale it is, as Smith meets with an odd assortment of humans and critters along his sometimes torturous path. (One all-too-long stretch of road, for instance, he calls "the most dangerous and frightening I've ever had the misfortune to ride: a suicide run of hammering trucks, heavy construction, muddy detours, and lane closures.") Smith logs time in crocodile country, too, in the far northern Australian rainforest, where he counts the awful moments until antediluvian doom strikes. It never does, and in any event the crocs are nothing compared to the errant sheep, emus, kangaroos, and death adders he encounters, to say nothing of the 108-degree gusts euphemistically referred to by local weathercasters as "sea breezes"--none of which poses quite the dangers that his fellow humans offer out on the beery highways of Oz. Difficult though the journey is, Smith keeps up his good cheer throughout these lively pages, and, if he's not quite unflappable, he's certainly a sympathetic narrator.
Expanded from his popular three-part series in National Geographic magazine, Smith's pedal-powered epic is an instructive manual for anyone contemplating a life-changing journey--and, for the rest of us, a highly enjoyable, altogether unexpected tour of the outback. --Gregory McNamee [via]
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Deep Ancestry: Inside the Genographic Projectby Spencer WellsISBN 0792262158 (0-7922-6215-8)
Hardcover, Natl Geographic Society
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The Earth Pack: A Three-Dimensional Action Bookby Ron Van Der Meer, Ron Fisher, National Geographic Society (U.S). Book DivisionISBN 0792229576 (0-7922-2957-6)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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› Find signed collectible books: 'The Earth Pack: A Three-Dimensional Action Book'Book summary:The creator of The Art Pack returns with his most interactive book yet. Readers can trace the evolution of the Earth's makeup, from deep within its core to its endless skies, through pop-ups, foldouts, overlays, pull tabs, and "moving pictures" activated with duo-tone glasses. Includes a 40-page glossary and a 30-minute audiotape. 51 color photos & illustrations. 14 maps. [via]
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Edward S. Curtis: Coming to Lightby Anne MakepeaceISBN 0792241614 (0-7922-4161-4)
Hardcover, National Geographic
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Everest: Mountain Without Mercyby Broughton Coburn, Tim CahillISBN 0792269845 (0-7922-6984-5)
Softcover, Random House Inc
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Everest: Mountain Without Mercy'Book summary:When David Breashears agreed to climb Mount Everest with an IMAX camera in order to film from the summit, he had no idea that his little expedition would become embroiled in a tragedy that would make headlines around the world. On May 10, 1996, two expeditions led by experienced Everest guides Rob Hall and Scott Fisher summited the mountain, only to suffer the loss of eight members--including the two leaders--on the way back down. At the time, Breashears and his filmmaking crew were at the base camp preparing for their own climb--originally planned for that same day but postponed after realizing there would already be several other groups on the summit. Instead of making a film, Breashears and company participated in the rescue and only later reached the summit of Everest to successfully complete their film.
Broughton Coburn, a long-time resident of Nepal and a friend of David Breashears, was commissioned to write a book about the filmmaking expedition, the tragedy on Everest, and the mountain itself. He has more than succeeded with Everest: Mountain Without Mercy, a taut recounting of disaster and triumph at 29,000 feet. But this book is about more than just mountain climbing; Coburn has also included fascinating information about Nepal, Buddhism, and the Sherpa culture, as well as the history of climbing Everest. He covers everything from the causes of altitude sickness to Nepal's increasing problems with deforestation, and through it all he weaves the story of that day in May when Everest again proved unpredictable--and deadly. For a white-knuckle climb to the top of the world's highest mountain, complete with stunning photographs, you can't do better than Everest: Mountain Without Mercy. [via]
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Exploration of the Colorado River and Its Canyonsby John Wesley Powell, Anthony BrandtISBN 0792266366 (0-7922-6636-6)
Softcover, Random House Inc
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The Fellowship of Ghosts: A Journey Through the Mountains of Norwayby Paul WatkinsISBN 0792267990 (0-7922-6799-0)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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Freedom Riders: John Lewis and Jim Zwerg on the Front Lines of the Civil Rights Movementby Ann BausumISBN 0792241738 (0-7922-4173-8)
Hardcover, Natl Geographic Soc Childrens books
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Garden Birdsby Terence LindseyISBN 0792234200 (0-7922-3420-0)
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Grand Canyon Country: Its Majesty and Its Loreby Seymour L. Fishbein, Kenneth BrowerISBN 0792270320 (0-7922-7032-0)
Softcover, Random House Inc
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High Hopes: A Photobiography of John F. Kennedyby Deborah HeiligmanISBN 0792261410 (0-7922-6141-0)
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How to Be a Pirateby John Malam, David AntramISBN 0792274482 (0-7922-7448-2)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'How to Be a Pirate'Book summary:Pirates Neededapply at the Singing Sailors Inn. Do you have what it takes to become a pirate aboard the sloop Dolphin and sail the Spanish Main?
The year is 1680, and once you sign on to the ship, there's no turning back. You'll need to learn new skills, like tying knots, rowing, and sword fighting. You'll be taught how to pump out the bilge and repair torn sails. But most of all, you'll want to capture ships and seize their treasure. Be ready to answer questions during your job interview at the end of the book. Answer most of them right, and you'll get the job! [via]More editions of How to Be a Pirate:
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How We Crossed the West: The Adventures of Lewis & Clarkby Rosalyn SchanzerISBN 0792267265 (0-7922-6726-5)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'How We Crossed the West: The Adventures of Lewis & Clark'Book summary:Venture through the unknown lands beyond the Mississippi with Lewis and Clark, their crew of army men, the slave York, the young Shoshone guide Sacagawea, and a dog named Seaman. See the party brave all kinds of hair-raising obstacles in its search for a water route to the Pacific Ocean. Rosalyn Schanzers marvelously detailed and engaging illustrations work beautifully with excerpts from Clarks journal and other primary resources to re-create one of Americas greatest adventures. From hostile terrain to helpful Indians, from boating disaster to grizzly bear encounter, the people, places, and events of this amazing expedition come to life on every page of this outstanding picture book.
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I Dwell in Possibility : Women Build a Nation, 1600-1920by Donna M. LuceyISBN 079226360X (0-7922-6360-X)
Hardcover, National Geographic Society
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I Lie for a Living: Greatest Spies of All Timeby The International Spy Museum, Steven Guarnaccia, Peter EarnestISBN 0792253167 (0-7922-5316-7)
Softcover, Random House Inc
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Imagined London: A Tour of the World's Greatest Fictional Cityby Anna QuindlenISBN 0792242076 (0-7922-4207-6)
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Inside Out : The Best of National Geographic Diagrams and Cutawaysby National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792273710 (0-7922-7371-0)
Hardcover, National Geographic Society
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Inside The Vaticanby Bart McDowell, James L. StanfieldISBN 0792252977 (0-7922-5297-7)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Inside The Vatican'Book summary:This lavishly illustrated guide through the Vatican captures the people, the treasures, and the inner workings of the center of the Roman Catholic Church. Bart McDowell takes readers through centuries of Vatican history, describing the days of the Roman Empire, the glorious years of the Renaissance, the power struggle between Church and State that endured from the late 7th century until 1929, and much more. Since the center of the Roman Catholic Church is also the world's smallest nation, McDowell explains religious matters, such as the process of canonization, and governmental operations of the Vatican-highlighted by a visit with Pope John Paul II as he attends to his many daily duties.
Photographer James L. Stanfield spent nearly a year inside the Vatican with unprecedented access to its museums, ceremonies, and people. His full-color photographs show art that few visitors to the Vatican have the chance to see-works of such masters as Michelangelo and Raphael-and provide private viewings of Pope John Paul II's quarters, the necropolis beneath St. Peter's Basilica, and world-renowned libraries. Through these beautiful and exclusive photographs and the revealing text that accompanies them, Inside the Vatican celebrates a small, dynamic community unique in the world. [via]
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Into a Paris Quartier: Reine Margot's Chapel and Other Haunts of St.-Germainby Diane JohnsonISBN 0792272668 (0-7922-7266-8)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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Into the Porcupine Cave and Other Odysseys : Essays from an Occasional Naturalby William W. WarnerISBN 0792274555 (0-7922-7455-5)
Hardcover, National Geographic Society
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The Journals of Lewis and Clarkby William Clark, Meriwether Lewis, Anthony BrandtISBN 0792269217 (0-7922-6921-7)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'The Journals of Lewis and Clark'Book summary:At the dawn of the 19th century, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark embarked on an unprecedented journey from St. Louis, Missouri to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Their assignment was to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory and record the geography, flora, fauna, and people they encountered along the way. The tale of their incredible journey, meticulously recorded in their journals, has become an American classic.
This single-volume, landmark edition of the famous journals is the first abridgement to be published in at least a decade. [via]More editions of The Journals of Lewis and Clark:
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Journals of Lewis and Clark SPEC HCby Thomas SchmidtISBN 079226620X (0-7922-6620-X)
Hardcover, National Geographic Society
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Journals of Lewis and Clark SPEC HC'Book summary:At the dawn of the 19th century, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark embarked on an unprecedented journey from St. Louis, Missouri to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Their assignment was to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory and record the geography, flora, fauna, and people they encountered along the way. The tale of their incredible journey, meticulously recorded in their journals, has become an American classic.
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Lewis & Clark: Voyage of Discoveryby Stephen E. Ambrose, Sam AbellISBN 0792264738 (0-7922-6473-8)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Lewis & Clark: Voyage of Discovery'Book summary:Join best-selling author and historian Stephen Ambrose as he and his family journey in the footsteps of Lewis & Clark. Eight chapters weave Ambrose's rich narrative with choice entries from the explorers' journals, with the author's own story of how his family discovered the Trail today, changed by time but timeless in its inspiration. NG photographer Sam Abell's compelling modern images from Missouri to the Pacific Coast offset historic photos, art, and maps, some sketched by Lewis and Clark themselves. In coordination with the Lewis and Clark IMAX film to be released in 2002, the book features a new introduction by Ambrose, which focuses on the making of the film and the importance of commemorating this critical event in American history through the film. His new introduction is accompanied by full-color photographs of the IMAX filming, to give a fresh and intimate view of the voyage today. [via]
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Lewis and Clarkby National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792270843 (0-7922-7084-3)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Lewis and Clark'Book summary:In his preface, Stephen E. Ambrose describes the expedition of Lewis and Clark across the North American continent and back (from May 1804 to December 1806) as "the greatest camping trip of all time, and the greatest hunting trip. And one of the greatest scientific expeditions ever." It's a trip that Ambrose and his family often emulate, camping in the same lands the expedition first encountered nearly two centuries before them. In 1997, he was accompanied by National Geographic photographer Sam Abell. Some of these stunning pictures lead off the account of the journey presented here, and then pepper the second half of the book, which is also filled with period illustrations and maps. Ambrose has told the story of Lewis and Clark before, in the bestselling Undaunted Courage; the version he tells in Voyage of Discovery is shorter, but is also filled with his own contemporary reflections upon the men and the lands they traveled. This coffee-table book will delight lovers of history and nature alike, and may well inspire you to pack up your gear and hit the trail. [via]
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Mapping The World: An Illustrated History of Cartographyby Ralph E. EhrenbergISBN 0792265254 (0-7922-6525-4)
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Mars: Uncovering the Secrets of the Red Planetby Paul RaeburnISBN 0792273737 (0-7922-7373-7)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Mars: Uncovering the Secrets of the Red Planet'Book summary:On Mars the sky is pink, the polar caps are made of dry ice, the volcanoes are 17 miles high, and there is a little rock named Lozenge. Paul Raeburn's new book about Mars is full of fun facts like these. Published by the National Geographic Society, this volume also features 125 striking photographs of the planet's surface, many of them from the 1997 Pathfinder mission. A pair of 3-D glasses are tucked into the cover so that the foldout "Marscape" in the middle of the book practically leaps off the page. Raeburn chronicles the history of humankind's fascination with Mars, presenting the theories of ancient astronomers and the fantasies spun by science fiction writers. When one 19th-century scientist thought he spotted canals on the surface of the planet, many people jumped to the conclusion that there was water on Mars and that there must be life on the planet. This hopeful idea flourished for many decades, until the first pictures from the Mariner expedition of 1965 revealed that the planet is arid and pocked with craters like Earth's own moon. The Viking and Pathfinder missions gathered more data about the planet, photographing its volcanoes and enormous canyons, offering glimmers of hope to the life-on-Mars contingent. Raeburn describes each Mars mission, profiles several of the major players in Mars research, and discusses future exploration of the planet. Raeburn's account of human exploration of the red planet is fascinating, but the pictures are the best thing about this book. Lozenge isn't much to look at, but that 17-mile-high volcano is, and so is the rest of the fourth planet's undulating, dusty terrain. --Jill Marquis [via]
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Mother, Daughter, Sister, Bride: Rituals of Womanhoodby Lisa LingISBN 0792241843 (0-7922-4184-3)
Hardcover, Natl Geographic Society
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Mysteries of Historyby Robert Stewart, Clint Twist, Edward HortonISBN 0792262328 (0-7922-6232-8)
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National Geographic Atlas of the Middle Eastby National GeographicISBN 0792250664 (0-7922-5066-4)
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National Geographic Atlas of World Historyby Noel GroveISBN 0792270231 (0-7922-7023-1)
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National Geographic Complete Birds of North Americaby Mel BaughmanISBN 0792241754 (0-7922-4175-4)
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The National Geographic Desk Reference: A Geographical Reference With Hundreds of Photographs, Maps, Charts, and GraphsISBN 0792270835 (0-7922-7083-5)
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National Geographic Field Guide to Birds: Arizona & New Mexicoby Jonathan AlderferISBN 0792253124 (0-7922-5312-4)
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National Geographic Guide to America's Historic Placesby Michael Lewis, Thomas Schmidt, National Geographic Society (U.S). Book DivisionISBN 0792234146 (0-7922-3414-6)
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National Geographic Guide to Birdwatching Sites: Eastern U.S.by Mel WhiteISBN 0792273745 (0-7922-7374-5)
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National Geographic Historical Atlas of the United Statesby National GeographicISBN 0792261313 (0-7922-6131-3)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'National Geographic Historical Atlas of the United States'Book summary:More often than not, we think of a country's history as a narrative, a sequential tale of great people and important events. But sometimes it's more revealing to think of history as a map of the eras, inventions, ideas, and people that have shaped our country for more than five hundred years, from the first visitors to North America's shores to the first years of the 21st century.
Combining the unparalleled cartography and the extraordinary graphic archive of the National Geographic Society, this marvelous volume charts an engrossing web of connections, vividly displayed in a series of concise, self-contained essays and scores of maps that are the heart of a stunning visual chronicle that unfolds our history in a new and fascinating way. Each chapter is introduced by a time line that sets its subjects in context, then dozens of photographs, period maps, and illustrations capture the flavor of life in eras and places as varied as Texas cow towns and Tennessee coal mines, colonial Boston and gold-rush California.
Subject maps trace the great rivers and rough trails settlers followed as they fanned out across an unexplored continent, with a lively text that explains who they were and why they headed West, and are accompanied by a sidebar in which Mark Twain reminisces about life as a Mississippi steamboat pilot. We learn how an 1859 gusher at Titusville, Pennsylvania, led to a nationwide search for "black gold," and how John D. Rockefeller channeled it into Standard Oil. We learn how Eli Whitney's cotton gin, Henry Ford's Model T, and dozens of other inventions transformed our landscape; and we watch as social movements--labor unions, women's suffrage, civil rights--Sstruggle to include the disenfranchised in the American Dream. In these pages we find political battles and military campaigns, immigrants and industrialists, ordinary people and Presidents from George Washington to George W. Bush.
Wide-ranging, entertaining, and as expansive as America itself, the Historical Atlas of the United States is an important reference and an indispensable guide to the many intertwined paths that have led to the nation we know. [via]
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National Geographic on Assignment USAby Priit VesilindISBN 0792270118 (0-7922-7011-8)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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National Geographic Photography Field Guide: Digitalby Bruce Dale, Charles KogodISBN 0792261887 (0-7922-6188-7)
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National Geographic Photography Field Guide People and Portraits: Secrets to Making Great Picturesby Robert CaputoISBN 0792264991 (0-7922-6499-1)
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National Geographic Traveler Hawaiiby Rita AriyoshiISBN 0792255682 (0-7922-5568-2)
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The National Geographic Traveler Irelandby Barbara A. NoeISBN 0792241452 (0-7922-4145-2)
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National Geographic Traveler Japanby Nicholas BornoffISBN 079223894X (0-7922-3894-X)
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National Geographic World Atlasby National GeographicISBN 0792267559 (0-7922-6755-9)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'National Geographic World Atlas'Book summary:When National Geographic published its first Atlas of the World more than 35 years ago, the world was indeed a different place. In order to cover today's world--including its oceans, stars, climate, natural resources, and more--National Geographic has published its seventh edition of the Atlas of the World. With each new edition, National Geographic strives to make its atlas more than just maps. You'll learn that the coldest place in the world is the Plateau Station in Antarctica, where the average daily temperature is minus 56.7 degrees Celsius; the most populated continent is Asia, with more than 3.6 billion people, or 60.8 percent of the world's population; the driest place on earth is the Atacama Desert in Chile; a flight from New Delhi to Rio de Janeiro covers 14,080 kilometers; life expectancy in the Republic of Zambia is 37 years; and the literacy rate in Turkmenistan is 98 percent.
Flip through the pages of this impressive book and you will feel as though the world is literally at your fingertips. Full-page spreads are devoted to more than 75 political and physical maps (political maps show borders; physical maps show mountains, water, valleys, and vegetation). There are many new touches to be found in this edition, including increased usage of satellite images, an especially helpful feature when researching the most remote regions of the earth; more than 50 updated political maps that record the impact of wars, revolutions, treaties, elections, and other events; and the use of the latest research on topics such as tectonics, oceanography, climate, and natural resources. The sheer size of the atlas's index--134 pages--offers insight into just how much information is packed into 260-plus pages. The book is so physically large, in fact, that when it's open, the reader is staring at three square feet of information, a surface area larger than many television screens. The potential uses of this book for a family are vast, from settling a friendly argument to completing a school report. In the end, though, the atlas is still mostly about maps. Pages and pages of maps. Maps that force us to see how wonderful and dynamic our world is. Maps that remind us of where we've been and where we'd still like to go. --John Russell [via]
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National Geographic World Atlas for Young Explorersby Ngs CartographerISBN 0792273419 (0-7922-7341-9)
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Oaxaca Journalby Oliver W. SacksISBN 0792242084 (0-7922-4208-4)
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Our Country's Presidentsby Ann Bausum, George Walker BushISBN 0792272269 (0-7922-7226-9)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Our Country's Presidents'Book summary:Ladies and Gentlemen: the next President of the United States will soon be included within the pages of one of our perennial favorites. National Geographic Childrens Books will publish this fully revised and updated edition of Our Countrys Presidents in time for the Inauguration of our 44th head of statethe first Presidents reference book on the market after the election.
This president will follow in the footsteps of 43 predecessors who have assumed Americas greatest responsibility: these men have faithfully executed their dutiesthey have signed treaties, addressed Congress, brokered peace, and waged war. Each has left his own indelible mark on the history of the United States and on the lives of the American people.
Find out why George Washington gave up his life as a Virginia planter to lead the nation; why John Taylor was deemed "His Accidency"; walk with the presidents through wars, depressions, civil rights movements, and the space race; romp with the Garfield children in a White House pillow fight; and mourn with a nation for John F. Kennedy.
This timely update will offer fascinating and comprehensive profiles of all the presidents, timelines of their administrations, historic images, and features on important aspects of their terms. A fresh cover design and informative insight about our new leader will make this volume stand apart from all other contenders, and confirm its place as the definitive family reference guide to the fascinating lives of our leaders past and present. [via]More editions of Our Country's Presidents:
Penguins and Polar Bears: Animals of the Ice and Snowby Sandra Lee CrowISBN 0792236041 (0-7922-3604-1)
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The Photographsby Leah Bendavid-Val, National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792269365 (0-7922-6936-5)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'The Photographs'Book summary:Hundreds of award-winning photographs, emphasizing the best of the last 25 years, chronicle the National Geographic Society's development into one of the greatest photographic institutions in the world. WORLD-RENOWNED PHOTOGRAPHY: This book includes award-winning photography culled from the Society's vast archives, collected over the last century. Research among readers shows that photography is the most popular feature of National Geographic Magazine. CONTAINS PERSONAL, COLOURFUL ANECDOTES from the photographers themselves, who speak of their techniques and of individual photographs. Here are National Geographic magazine's photographs of the last 25 years, the facts behind them, and the inside stories of the men and women who took them. The images capture rare moments in nature and the lives of animals, along with defining events in the lives of people everywhere. Many earlier pictures place the new ones in perspective, illustrating how the Geographic has created a unique photographic approach and maintained its tradition over decades, while evolving in response the changing realities that the photography documents. Five chapters cover the Society's major themes: wildlife on land and underwater, cultures in the United States and around the world, and science - from astronomy to archaeology to the human senses. On page after page, stunning images reveal the skill and imagination of Geographic's photographers. Accompanying the images are the photographer's accounts of adventures in the field - sometimes humorous, sometimes terrifying, always vividly compelling. Author Leah Bendavid-Val writes about the photographers' achievements from technical, journalistic, and artistic points of view. [via]
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Power Lines: Two Years on South Africa's Bordersby Jason CarterISBN 0792241010 (0-7922-4101-0)
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Reptiles and Amphibiansby David Kirshner, Claire CraigISBN 0792234197 (0-7922-3419-7)
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Scrambles Amongst the Alps: In the Years 1860-69by Edward Whymper, Anthony BrandtISBN 0792269233 (0-7922-6923-3)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Scrambles Amongst the Alps: In the Years 1860-69'Book summary:When he first saw the Alps in 1860, Edward Whymper was a 20-year-old English wood engraver whose dream was to become an arctic explorer. Ambitious and hungry for adventure, he fell in love with the challenge the Alps presented and set out to conquer them peak by peak. Whymper made quick work of the challenge, racking up dozens of first ascents and acquiring a reputation as one of the best in the nascent field of mountaineering. But on the Matterhorn, considered to be mountaineering's Holy Grail at the time, Whymper met with failure again and again. On his eighth attempted ascent he finally succeeded, becoming the first man to reach its magnificent peak. The victory came at a heavy cost, however, as Whymper watched four of his companions fall to their deaths on the descent. It was a tragedy that would cast a shadow over the remainder of his life.
Published in 1871, Scrambles Amongst the Alps is Whymper's own story of his nine years spent climbing in the Alps. One of the first books devoted to the sheer thrill of mountaineering, it is a breathtaking account of the triumph of man over mountain in a time before thermal clothing, nylon ropes, global positioning systems, and air rescues. It also offers Whymper's controversial story of the tragedy on the Matterhorn. One of the best adventure books of all time, Scrambles Amongst the Alps is an essential classic of climbing literature by one of mountaineering's most legendary figures. [via]More editions of Scrambles Amongst the Alps: In the Years 1860-69:
Silent Worldby Jacques Yves Cousteau, Frederic Dumas, Anthony BrandtISBN 0792267966 (0-7922-6796-6)
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Ski: Your Guide to Cross-Country, Downhill, Jumping, Racing, Freestyle, and Moreby Pamela Pollack, Jack DickasonISBN 0792267389 (0-7922-6738-9)
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Texasby National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792274229 (0-7922-7422-9)
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Through The Eyes Of The Gods: An Aerial Vision Of Africaby Bobby HaasISBN 0792238826 (0-7922-3882-6)
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Through the Lens: National Geographic Greatest Photographsby John M. FaheyISBN 079226164X (0-7922-6164-X)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Through the Lens: National Geographic Greatest Photographs'Book summary:Since the 10.5 million images in National Geographic's possession won't fit in a book, the 250 in this moderately glossy, minimally costly collection will do nicely. Through the Lens is a stunning collection of photos judiciously apportioned to represent the regions of the earth, the sea, and outer space; humans and nature; and even the history of the medium--a few historic black and whites contrast dramatically with the eye-popping modern color shots that dominate the book. As ever, the esthetic key to their impact is the use of big, emotional pictures with witty little captions, and whenever possible, startling juxtapositions. A Boston matron's faux-fur coat looks just like her pet Dalmatian (the caption identifies them as "spots fans"). The world's widest street (in Buenos Aires) by night looks great next to a grassy highway overpass for grizzly bears in Alberta. The famous green-eyed Afghan refugee poses in a purple burkha with her 1985 National Geographic cover. A Moscow shopper tries on a snowsuit, oblivious to the huge face in the ad on the wall behind him, whose nose he obscures and smile he bisects. A fuzzy shot of a 1907 inventor testing a multiwinged "Katydid" flying machine contrasts with a crisp 1974 shot of Skylab soaring far above fluffy clouds. Often, what's striking is the juxtaposition of ideas. An Arctic wolf making an impossible leap between ice floes arcs in midair, only its reflection hitting the frigid water. A 1935 Model T "surfs" a steep dune in White Sands, New Mexico. Chorus lines of stuffed cane-toad corpses with surreally clothespinned snouts perform on a taxidermist's shelf. Newborns are lined up like bread loaves in Shanghai. A woman in a white chador sits in the Tripoli airport, the white lines of fluorescent ceiling bulbs radiating behind her head like a saint's halo. This isn't the fanciest photo book of the season, but it certainly is a good deal. Tim Appelo [via]
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The Tomb of Tutankhamenby Howard Carter, Anthony BrandtISBN 0792268903 (0-7922-6890-3)
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" Feverishly we cleared away...the passage before the doorway, until we had only the clean sealed doorway before us.... We made a tiny breach in the top left hand corner to see what was beyond.
There was naturally short suspense for those present who could not see, when Lord Carnarvon said to me ' Can you see anything, ' I replied to him ' Yes, it is wonderful' .... Our sensations and astonishment are difficult to describe as the better light revealed to us the marvellous collection of treasures: two strange ebony-black effigies of a King, gold sandalled, bearing staff and mace, loomed out from the cloak of darkness; gilded couches in strange forms, lion-headed, Hathor-headed, and beast infernal...strange black shrines with a gilded monster snake appearing from within...a golden inlaid throne.... Our sensations were bewildering and full of strange emotion. Was it a tomb or merely a cache? A sealed doorway between the two sentinel statues proved there was more beyond and with the numerous cartouches bearing the name of Tutankhamen...there was little doubt that there behind was the grave of that Pharaoh."
Howard Carter did not live long enough to write further about his finds, and "The Tomb of Tutankhamen stands as his only record of the extraordinary discovery. Abridged from the original three volumes, this "National Geographic Adventure Classics edition features 25 black-and-white photos taken at the time of the excavation, as well as a map of the Valley of the Kings and the tomb. This classic adventure tells the story of a journey that may never be repeated--a trip back through 3,000 years to discover the life--anddeath--of a pharaoh. [via]
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Tutankhamun And the Golden Age of the Pharaohs: A Souvenir Bookby Kenneth Garrett, Zahi HawassISBN 0792253116 (0-7922-5311-6)
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Tutankhamun And The Golden Age Of The Pharaohs: National Geographic Official Companion Book To The Exhibitionby Kenneth Garrett, Zahi HawassISBN 0792238737 (0-7922-3873-7)
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Visual History of the Worldby National GeographicISBN 0792236955 (0-7922-3695-5)
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Weatherby National Geographic Society Staff, Tom Klerein, John SibbickISBN 0792227824 (0-7922-2782-4)
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Wild Ocean: America's Parks Under the Seaby Sylvia A. Earle, Wolcott HenryISBN 0792274695 (0-7922-7469-5)
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Wonders of the WorldISBN 0792272013 (0-7922-7201-3)
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The Wonders of the Worldby National Geographic Society StaffISBN 0792272005 (0-7922-7200-5)
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Work: The World in Photographsby Ferdinand ProtzmanISBN 0792262042 (0-7922-6204-2)
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The World of Islamby National Geographic Society (U.S.), Don BeltISBN 0792268946 (0-7922-6894-6)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'The World of Islam'Book summary:In words and pictures, The World of Islam showcases the best of almost a century of National Geographic magazine's unique coverage of the history, culture, and religion of Islam. From Afghanistan to Mecca to Indonesia this book illuminates the fascinating diversity of the Islamic world at a time when interest in the subject runs high. A timely look at a timeless culture, The World of Islam looks back on a century of classic NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC coverage of Islamic culture all over the world. As always a wonderful mix of photographs, narratives, maps, and more, these chronologically-arranged articles will take you from the Afghan frontier in the fierce days of Rudyard Kipling to the stunning mosques and minarets of Mecca at the start of a new millennium. Islam's long, rich tradition and often far-flung and exotic locales have been explored again and again in the pages of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, and this volume revisits them all, from the very first article in 1906 to the present day. This dramatic, profusely illustrated expedition collects two dozen pieces that add up to a historical and geographical portrait of Islam and a vivid glimpse of how it has appeared to Western eyes for almost a century. [via]
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The Worst Journey in the World, Antarctic, 1910-1913by Apsley Cherry-GarrardISBN 079226634X (0-7922-6634-X)
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Prior to this sad denouement, Cherry-Garrard's account is filled with details of scientific discovery and anecdotes of human resilience in a harsh environment. Each participant in the Scott expedition is brought fully to life. Cherry-Garrard's recollections are supported by diary excerpts and accounts from other teammates. Despite the sad fate of Scott, the reader will grudgingly agree with the closing words of The Worst Journey in the World: "Exploration is the physical expression of the Intellectual Passion. And I tell you, if you have the desire for knowledge and the power to give it physical expression, go out and explore.... If you march your Winter Journeys you will have your reward, so long as all you want is a penguin's egg." [via]
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Wright Brothers and the Invention of the Aerial Ageby Tom D. Crouch, Peter L. JakabISBN 0792269853 (0-7922-6985-3)
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