Ryan D Dixon

A condensed version of the acclaimed series--originally issued from 1927 to 1948, in thirteen volumes, and noted for expanding the scope of American history--provides a still engrossing social history of the nation. 12,500 first printing.

Pp: x + 237. Gilt titles: sp. Illust. w/ b/w fold-in map. A Colonial historian discusses two types of personality: New Englanders and Yorkers. The ongoing Yankee intrusion from Connecticut and Massachusetts and settlement of the borders, then into central and south-western New York. This occurred fr...

No team in National Hockey League history had a run to the Stanley Cup quite like the 1993 Montreal Canadiens. Twenty years on, coach Jacques Demers, captain Guy Carbonneau and other prominent members of that Montreal team like Kirk Muller and Vincent Damphousse tell the tale of that incredible spri...

Identifying more than two dozen of the brightest young talents in the NHL, this guidebook provides an inside-look at what it took for them climb up the ladder to make their dream reality. Readers will find such stories such as how Matt Carle played a championship tournament with a ruptured spleen du...