Includes several b&w illustrations. An autobiography: from the foreword: "Most of my family travels were in the company of my old International pickup truck, so I chose this vehicle whom I called Cornbinder to tell the story of our journey." The author graduated from the University of Montana in 1950 with a degree in Wildlife Biology. After working for five years in his field, began a career in teaching that spanned the next thirty years, mostly in the northeastern California counties of Modoc, Lassen and Siskiyou. He and his family spent three years among the Navajos in Arizona where he taught Navajo children. 8.5 inches tall, 229 pages.

Travels with Cornbinder

Robert Woods

Cornbinder Press

An Atlas of Victorian Mortality

<p>This study details the geography of mortality in England and Wales, by using 614 districts to chart variations and changes in the principal causes of death from the 1860s to the 1890s. It deals especially with infant and childhood mortality, early adult deaths, maternal mortality, and the causes of death in old age. The concluding chapter of this study also provides an interpretation of the importance of epidemiology and place in the 19th century.</p>

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Liverpool Univ Pr

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Travels with Cornbinder

An Atlas of Victorian Mortality