three-volume trilogy that offers the first comprehensive treatment of the Federal mounted arm during the American Civil War
Memoirs of a Scam Man: The Life and Deals of Patsy Anthony Lepera (published in 1974) is a true-crime biography co-authored by Patsy Anthony Lepera and journalist Walter Goodman
remains a bestseller due to its timeless
The 1987 mass-market paperback editions (notably published by Del Rey/Ballantine) often feature classic movie-tie-in covers or gold foil
and social upheaval inevitably triggered the Russian Revolution
The Great Crash, 1929
By John Kenneth Galbraith Charles Lindbergh three-volume trilogy that offers the1961 trade paperback Houghton Mifflin Very good condition The Great Crash, 1929 by John Kenneth Galbraith is a classic economic history detailing the 1929 stock market collapse, arguing it was caused by rampant speculation, excessive leverage, and a lack of government intervention despite clear warning signs. Published in 1955, the book explains how speculative fervor, fueled by easy credit and investment trusts, created an unsustainable bubble that