Arthur Murray Knihy

This book offers a course of instruction in basic mathematics specifically tailored to artillery gunners. Arthur Murray and Tasker Howard Bliss provide clear explanations of mathematical principles and their practical applications in the context of artillery operations. This is a useful reference for military historians, students of mathematics, and anyone interested in the history of military technology.

Offering a comprehensive guide to the foxtrot, this early instruction manual features clear instructions paired with photographs and diagrams, making it accessible for both dance enthusiasts and historians. It highlights the scarcity and value of early 20th-century dance literature, with a focus on preserving original text and artwork in modern, affordable editions.

Offering a comprehensive overview of ballroom dancing, this early work is ideal for dance enthusiasts and historians alike. It features detailed descriptions complemented by step diagrams, making it a valuable resource for learning and appreciation. The book is part of a republishing effort to make classic texts from the early 1900s more accessible, preserving the original content and illustrations in a modern, affordable format.

Includes advice on living well, building poise and maintaining good relationships. Drawing on books, testimonials and magazines from the World War II era, this book shows the forthright common sense and romanticism of the Greatest Generation, a generation inspired by debonair role models such as Clark Gable, Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn.