Kenneth G. Richards

Photographs, drawings, and text trace the life of the famous doctor whose dedicated service to suffering humanity in French Equatorial Africa made him a living symbol of his own philosophy of reverence for life.

A biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, whose efforts to aid her husband in his work, in spite of her shyness, made her one of the most admired First Ladies in history.

Online version of an exhibition on the Gettysburg address that was held at the Library of Congress January 12-19, 1995. Features two of the five known manuscript copies of President Abraham Lincoln's speech, which are part of the collection at the Library of Congress.

This volume offers a unique perspective on sixteen of Frank Lloyd Wright's greatest and most adventurous works. Each eight-page gatefold -- opening out to almost three feet -- presents the author's original rendering in full size, allowing readers to appreciate in detail Wright's original conception of the building.

Biography of president Harry S. Truman, discussing his life, political career, and presidency.

A biography of the Sultan of Swat, who hit 714 home runs during his illustrious baseball career with the New York Yankees.

Traces the history of the wooden wagons which, for more than one hundred years, served as the major means of transportation for settlers going west.

A brief introduction to the history and function of the highest court in the Nation.