books by Chelsea House Pub (T)

books by Chelsea House Pub (T)

books:

Chelsea House Pub (T)

Maurice Horn

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1981

A fine chronological review
A wide age range will delight in Maurice Horn's three-volume Women In The Comics series; they provide a fine historical overview of the changing face of female comic book characters and their makers, blending black and white reproductions of strips with new chapters ...

Ty Cobb (Baseball Legends)
Norman L. Macht

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1995

A look at baseball's all-time leaders in nearly every statistical category discusses his childhood, stellar career, his records, his personality, and more.

Richard Nixon (World Leaders in Spanish)
C. Peter Ripley

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1989

Surveys the life of the only United States president to resign from office.

Saddam Hussein (Chelsea House Library of Biography)

Nita M. Renfrew

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1992

The Benevolent Leader of Iraq
This book, allowed to go out-of-print, and which is no longer listed at the Chelsea House website, was written back in 1992 before Saddam became demonized and villainized by the Bush establishment, the New World Order crowd, and, of course, the Jews' media. This book ...

Samuel Adams (American statesmen series)
James K. Hosmer

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1980

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

AIDS (Encyclopedia of Health)
William A. Check

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1988

This work chronicles the entire history of t he AIDS epidemic and explains in non-technical language the latest treatment methods together with information on how to avoid contracting the disease. '

Lou Gehrig (Baseball Legends)

Norman L. Macht

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1995

One of Baseball's Greatest
Lou Gehrig, a young boy growing up in the Great Depression, is faced with problems with life and baseball. While Lou is growing up he is faced with many challenges and it intrigues readers on how he deals with them. For instance, while Lou's dad gets laid of three ...

The Allisons (Race Car Legends)
Steven Frank

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1996

A biography which focuses on the racing careers of Bobby and Davey Allison, the father and son automobile racing champions.

Ted Williams (Baseball Legends)
Rick Wolff

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1995

Recounts the illustrious career of famed Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams, nicknamed "The Splendid Splinter," known as baseball's purest hitter, and who was, in 1941, the last Major League ballplayer to bat over .400.

Flannery O'Connor (Great Achievers : Lives of the Physically Challenged)

Susan Balee

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1994

Best book on O'Connor
In a beautifully written analysis of O'Connor's life and work, Balee displays considerable knowledge of the cultural and historical background of O'Connor's world, and provides rare and revealing photographs. A must read, and apparently the first biography of ...