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William Foulks has been through a whole lot over the past 95 years. Many things have changed, but one thing that remains the same is his place of residence. He has lived in the small town of Lakehurst, NJ his whole life. At only one square mile in size, and only taking two minutes to pass through by car, no one passing by thinks much of the town "Wise Old Bill" calls home. Mr. Foulks has heard all about how great a city life can be, but sometimes, living a small town life can be much more rewarding. Hear his story of tragedy and triumph as he goes through the "true American Struggle" in "A Small Town Life" by Cedric Derecho.

The real heart-wrenching and most complete story of how basketball came to be, with exclusive new information written as a novel that will have you laughing and crying while loving true history. Written by one of the world's leading historians regarding the invention of basketball and author of The Mysteries of Basketball and They Done It.

This is the story of Abraham Lincoln's first run for the U.S. Senate in 1855.

A short biography of Abraham Piersey, an early colonist in Jamestown and one of the wealthiest landowners of the Virginia Colony. Also included is a brief sketch of Piersey's father-in-law, Clement Draper, an alchemist.

Acolyte of Ares is a book about love and war, taken from the perspective of a Roman farmer.. Follow Gaius in his journey to save Rome, and seek vengeance against one of his beloved Greek gods god. He had everything taken from him, a man broken ever since the first page. Each letter spelling out disaster for this young man. Atop his throne of vengeance, can the power he derives spare him the pain of loosing anymore.

The Acolyte of Hades, a born hero. His story only told through this book. A continuation and explanation of the first, Acolyte of Ares. "What if Gaius really is gone… Would I have what it takes to kill him?" What if, no, how. Read more in this Greek mythology book, and make sure to read the first if you haven't already!

"I was born at home. Well sure, we all was in those days." So begins this true story of Addie May Smith Treder, who was born on an Iowa farm in 1895 and came west to California with her sisters when she was 17 years old. Based on a 1969 interview, this is Addie's story about her early years in Iowa in South Dakota and the journey to California, her marriage and the untimely death of her husband, raising her two children through the Great Depression, and the important role that her sisters played in her life.

AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE ON LOUISIANA CANE RIVER PLANTATIONS FROM SLAVERY TO SHARECROPPING & BEYOND BASED ON THE AUTHOR'S LIFE EXPERIENCE Elvin L. Shields received the Louisiana Tradition Bearer award in October 2021 for his works in historical cultural preservation. In July 2022 Natchitoches Northwestern State University Folk Life Center inducted Elvin into the Hall of Master Folk Artists for his twisted wire sculptures of plantation life images.