Vintage 1964 “The South Since 1865” John S Ezell HC/DJ First Edition/2nd Printng

Vintage The South Since 1865 John S Ezell HC/DJ First Edition/2nd Printing 1964. Photos are of actual item for sale. Condition is “Good”. Dust jacket has some flaws (see pic) but is intact. Previous owner stamped his name on top & bottom page edges & title pages. Stain on outer page edges. Reading pages are excellent, clean & unmarked, no rips or tears. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. Caught up in problems of industry and integration, the South bulks large in American history. This book is first to record in detail it’s eventful history since the end of the Civil War. The Book derives from the thesis that one of the principal causes of the Civil War was the divergence between Northern and Southern cultural patterns. Dr. Ezell traces the South’s return to the Union after the war, a series of concessions and changes which yet allowed it to retain its own regional characteristics.

Fundamentals of Shopwork by William H. Johnson & Louis V. Newkirk 1943, HC War

The book “Fundamentals of Shopwork” by William H. Johnson & Louis V. Newkirk, published in 1943 by Macmillan, is a vintage hardcover book intended for adult education. This nonfiction book, illustrated and with 100 pages, focuses on teaching and education in the genre of shopwork. It is a unique addition to any collection, especially for those interested in World War II-era educational materials. Please see pictures for condition, and feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Book is in typical used condition. Will show signs of wear to cover and/or pages. There may be notes from previous owners such as underlining, highlighting, and or writing throughout the book. These notes maybe helpful to you.