Wallace: 3062 books

Journey through some of the inner workings and establishments of the country we know as the U.S.A. From the earliest colonial days until after World War I, find out some of the moments that shaped America and how they came to be and came to make America what it is. Whether colonization, war, battles...

This is the seemingly tall tale of the outlaw so brutal that the Devil would be ashamed to mention his name and the lawman determined to bring him to justice, whether that be the jailhouse or the graveyard.

From the American Revolution to the Civil War to the Wild West, learn about some of the most important men and women that you never knew about, people that shaped America, on both sides of the law and of different hues of skin. Warriors, farmers, lawmen, criminals, and much more are packed into these...

After years of heartache and pain,Sleepless nights, and going bitterly insaneAnd much more since you left me here, in shame,You’d think you’d, at least, get over the blame, butMaybe, you did, and that’s why you aren’t as madAs you used to be.I am and have been, since then, still the same.I...

I don't think I told youBut I would give my lifeTo hold youIf only onceCould you ever allow itSince I can't do it...Now that...The miles we have between usAren't any shorterBut only seem to keep usWishing so much it's hurtingAnd can we get through the next few monthsTil it could...

I messed up with the girl of my dreamsAnd no matter what anyone else thinks or how it seemsI knew you were the one I wanted, the only oneThat's ever been so realI never meant to hurt you so muchAnd if my life was half enoughTo make up for thatYou could take that life away

What'd I doDo I deserveWhat I'm goin throughIt's almost made me dieFor feelings of lustI don't know whyI could betray her trustIs everything I ever told herJust a lieI confess I caused this messI don't tryTo understandI don't know if I canBecause I know I'm a manIt's what I do

4 poets have come together in 1 place to share with you the innermost recesses of their souls and what lies in those sacred crypts. Feel the heartache, the pain, the love, the undying devotion, and the stillness of memory in this time-transpiring volume.

Little is known about the ancient city of Troy, site of the infamous but largely unhistorical Trojan War. Much more has attention has been focused to finding out about the city-state itself but not much about its alliance and trade systems and from where its original inhabitants may have come. So...

Epidemic and deprivation were widespread among Native American tribes in the nineteenth century. The Ghost Dance asserted that Native Americans were God’s chosen people, attempting to restore Native American pride, dignity, power, and autonomy. The 1870 Ghost Dance was a combination of a curing...

These 2 papers examine some of the ways in which, beginning very early in their interactions with European-Americans, the Cherokee began to adopt white culture and make it their own, modeling much of their way of life on the way of life of their white neighbors, so much so that many of them sided...

Dr. Benjamin Spock will always be remembered by many as the pediatrician who changed the way parents reared their children, by many others as a Vietnam era anti-war activist, and by his wife as a brilliant storyteller whose parenting advice did not carry over to his own life. Few people realize the...

In 1550-51, Bartolomé de las Casas and Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda, in the Valladolid Debate, attempted to settle the issue of whether or not Native Americans should have been enslaved, given sanction by the Pope. Both carefully argued their side, las Casas stating emphatically, through his "Apología,"...

We lost our lands, To unseen hands, To never know again, The life, the love, Of one another, The Earth, the hunt, Our soul, our Mother. Only now, empty man, We wash ourselves, In ancestor's blood, No way back, But now to die, In the white man's flood, And to be buried, In snow and mud.