Hand Book for Iowa Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument

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<p>Concerning the murder of Polk City, Iowa, mayor Robert Stubbs in 1882, and the unforuntate events that followed.</p>

Murder!

Currie, Roxana

Camp and Prison Journal

History

Frost, Griffin

Military

Skim Milk Yankees Fighting: The Battle of Athens, Missouri, August 5, 1861

Jonathan Kearns Cooper-Wiele

Eber: Pioneer in Iowa

Stone, Ronald H.

<p>"Comprises an extensive group of reminiscences published by the St. Louis Missouri Republican between 1885 and 1887"--v. 1, p. xi.</p>

Confederate Tales of the War (Confederate Tales of the War in the Trans-Mississippi)

Americas

Laced with humor and a medley of outspoken old lady opinions formed from a lifetime of experiences while living Life in the Last Lane at my home-place, Wit's End Comedy Club in rural northeast Louisiana, the book BooCat Unleashed is a chronicle featuring a thrice-rejected, emotionally conflicted kitten I adopted following the deaths on the same day of my mother and my 13-year old cat. BooCat Unleashed is an inspirational journey: complicated cat meets complex old woman who together create the glue to patch up glaring gaps, mend rips and tears in each other's emotional psyches. With every stitch sewn, humor flows making the voyage more remarkable than the average human-pet relationship. It could be called a biography of a cat. It's also a handbook for cat owners, rich with accurate facts including cat phrases and superstitions. It's the quintessential animal book touching on an array of creatures and critters crossing the path of the new cat.

Boocat Unleashed

Humor & Entertainment

Barbara Sharik

Humor

Part 2 of Volume VII of our series of primary material on the Trans-Mississippi theater of the American Civil War consists of letters to the St. Louis REPUBLICAN about events in the Trnas-Mississippi during 1862.

Confederate Tales of the War Part Two (Confederate Tales of the War in the Trans-Mississippi)

Banasik, Michael E.

The history of the 35th Regiment Iowa Voluteer Infantry in the American Civil War, compiled from soldiers' diaries, letters, contemporary newspaper accounts and other historical sources.

Triumph & Tragedy

Miller, Lee

Missouri local historian Bob Schmidt examines the mystery surrounding the deaths of William Pickles of St. Genevieve County, Missouri, in August 1861, and of John Highley two and one half years later at Prairie du Rocher, Illinois.

Civil War Mysteries Solved

Schmidt,Bob

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