Milligan Library Life

by the staff of P.H. Welshimer Memorial Library & Seminary Library

Milligan Libraries Book+Art 2018 Exhibit: Bringing New Life to Old Books!

Milligan Libraries is currently celebrating its sixth annual Book+Art exhibit, on display now at Welshimer Library. The exhibit, which occurs every Fall during Homecoming weekend, is one of two book-related Milligan community creative expression showcases the library hosts every year – every Spring, the library hosts Edible Books Festival.

Books are repositories of information, knowledge, and inspiration. As physical objects, however, books are fragile things. Many – especially children’s books – get literally love to pieces, while others get replaced with updated, more relevant versions. To celebrate their impact on our lives, the library invites the Milligan community to use discarded books and transform them into works of art.

This year we had 10 entries, displaying a variety of techniques and ideas. The winner of our random draw for a $25 Amazon gift card was Engineering student Korynne Taylor. Congratulations, Korynne! Milligan Libraries would like to thank everyone who participated in this year’s Book+Art exhibit.

We highly recommend dropping in to Welshimer and checking out the entries – the level of detail is awesome! But we realize not everyone can make it down, so here are photos of this year’s entries:

Milligan by Joy Drinnon

Word Flurry by Katie Banks

Variations on Merry by Mary Jackson

Praying By the Book: Anglican Rosary by Jude Morrissey

Faith by Joy Drinnon

Born of History by Korynne Taylor

Pumpkin by Joy Drinnon

 

Bibliobead Tree by Jude Morrissey

Creation of Adam: Part II by Sydney Rhoton

Cookbook Conversions by Kristy Lundholm


Holloway Archives Mounts New Archives Exhibit for Fall 2018

The Holloway Archives has installed a new exhibit for Fall 2018. “We Must Rebuild”: Milligan College’s Fire of 1918 focuses on the Milligan of one hundred years ago and the devastating fire that changed the college. “When I realized that it was exactly one hundred years since this pivotal event in Milligan’s history, I thought it would make a interesting exhibit,” says archivist Katie Banks. “While researching for the exhibit, I found some really fascinating items.”

The exhibit displays what Milligan College was like a hundred years ago. Henry J. Derthick had been president for about a year, and the campus was almost unrecognizable from what it is today. The Great War had also affected the school, including the introduction of the Student Army Training Corps, a program to train men to be officers while living on campus and attending the host institution. Just days after the war ended, the Administration Building–the main college building–burned, leaving students homeless and the college without its records, teaching materials, library, and classrooms. But through the perseverance and hard work of President Derthick, the college recovered and flourished with new buildings and improvements, including a new Administration Building–renamed years later as Derthick Hall.

The old Administration Building after the fire, circa 1918

This story is told through items such as photos, letters, and student publications. One item is a letter from Herbert Hoover, dated October 21, 1918, at the time representing the United States Food Administration, asking the college to help in a food conservation program. Another interesting item is a brick recovered during more recent Derthick Hall renovations believed to be from the old Administration Building that burned. The most sentimental item in the exhibit is a letter from President Derthick to Josephus Hopwood expressing his thoughts about the fire. “Milligan has been the object of your love for so long a time that I know you are deeply moved over the loss. We must rebuild and in a very large way. Your child must accomplish even greater things in the future than she has in the past.” [Derthick to Hopwood, 1918 November 19, Hopwood Correspondence, The Holloway Archives at Milligan College, Milligan College, TN] These lines reveal Derthick’s ambition to keep the college going and even strengthen it, which he ultimately would do.

Detail of the exhibit showing a brick believed to be from the old Administration Building.

Be sure to come check out this exhibit on the first floor of the Welshimer Library! Library hours are Monday-Thursday 7:45 AM-Midnight, Friday 7:45 AM-5:00 PM, Saturday 11:00 AM-5:00 PM, and Sunday 2:00 PM-Midnight. You can also view other portions of the exhibit in MCStor, Milligan College’s institutional repository.

If you would like to know more about Milligan’s history, set up an appointment with archivist Katie Banks to visit The Holloway Archives!


Milligan Libraries Hosts Book Art Workshop

On Tuesday, October 16, Welshimer Library hosted our first-ever book art workshop!

Later this month, we’ll have our Sixth Annual Book+Art Exhibit, when we showcase works of art created from old books that need a new life by Milligan students, faculty, staff, and community members. This year, we coordinated with Dr. Jil Smith (Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy, skilled book artist, and frequent Book+Art exhibitor) to hold a drop-in workshop for those interested in learning how to turn books that have outlived their usefulness or been literally loved to pieces into something new. Dr. Joy Drinnon (Professor of Psychology, Director of Undergraduate Research, accomplished book artist, and inveterate Book+Art exhibitor) joined with Dr. Smith in providing suggestions and teaching techniques to bring their visions to life.

All materials were provided, and workshop participants were encouraged to think of way to incorporate various parts of the books, as well as other materials, to make something interesting.

We hope to see these creations and more in our Sixth Annual Book+Art Exhibit, which will be held, as usual, during Homecoming Weekend, October 26-28, at Welshimer Library. All are invited to participate – both to create something new and to come to see what others have made.

 

 


New Books and Media Received (September 2018)

The following Books and DVDs (81 items) were received into the Library collection for both the Welshimer and Seminary Libraries through the Acquisitions Budget and by donation during September 2018.

Seminary Library

New Testament Seminar
Matthew’s Bible : a facsimile of the 1537 edition, 2009.

Paul among the Apocalypses?: an evaluation of the “Apocalyptic Paul” in the context of Jewish and Christian Apocalyptic literature, 2018.

Language and Literature
Khirbet Khizeh, 2014.

“They say I say”: the moves that matter in academic writing, 2018.

Philosophy, Psychology, Religion
Befriend: create belonging in an age of judgment, isolation, and fear, 2016.

Building a youth ministry that builds disciples: a small book about a big idea, 2011.

Cultural insights for Christian leaders: new directions for organizations serving God’s mission, 2018.

Decreation: the last things of all creatures, 2018.

EnGendered: God’s gift of gender difference in relationship, 2015.

The First Testament: a new translation, 2018.

The humility of God: a Franciscan perspective, 2005.

It’s just a phase, so don’t miss it: why every life stage of a kid matters, and at least 13 things your church should do about it, 2015.

Leading change without losing it: five strategies that can revolutionize how you lead change when facing opposition, 2012.

The living God and the fullness of life, 2015.

A peculiar orthodoxy: reflections on theology and the arts, 2018.

Seeing God: the beatific vision in Christian tradition, 2018.

Sustainable children’s ministry: from last-minute scrambling to long-term solutions, 2018.

Traditional ritual as Christian worship: dangerous syncretism or necessary hybridity?, 2018.

Social Sciences
Sticking points: how to get 4 generations working together in the 12 places they come apart, 2013.

Welshimer Library

Bibliography, Library Science and Information Resources
Indelible ink: the trials of John Peter Zenger and the birth of America’s free press, 2017.

Fine Arts
Best of college photography annual, 2018.

Virginia Intermont College: what remains, 2017.

History
American president: from Teddy Roosevelt to Bill Clinton, 2019.

Cattle kingdom: the hidden history of the cowboy West, 2018.

Caught in the revolution: witness to the fall of Imperial Russia, 2018.

A just and generous nation: Abraham Lincoln and the fight for American opportunity, 2015.

Lincoln’s ethics, 2015.

Lone star pasts: memory and history in Texas, 2007.

A nation without border: the United States and its world in an age of civil wars, 1830-1910, 2016.

Paradise of the Pacific: approaching Hawaiʻi, 2015.

Savage war: a military history of the Civil War, 2018.

Schlesinger: the imperial historian, 2017.

The statesman and the storyteller: John Hay, Mark Twain, and the rise of American imperialism, 2016.

The vanquished: why the First World War failed to end, 2017.

The World Remade: America in World War I, 2018.

Language and Literature
Circe: a novel, 2018.

The Odyssey, 2018.

The plum in the golden vase, or, Chin Pʻing Mei, volume 4, 2013.

The plum in the golden vase, or, Chin Pʻing Mei, volume 5, 2013.

The silence of the girls: a novel, 2018.

Law
Divergent paths: the academy and the judiciary, 2016.

Medicine
Miracle cure: the creation of antibiotics and the birth of modern medicine, 2018.

Philosophy, Psychology, Religion
Graduate study in psychology 2019, 2018.

Science
Americans and their weather, 2014.

The book that changed America: how Darwin’s theory of evolution ignited a nation, 2018.

Data science for business: [what you need to know about data mining and data-analytic thinking], 2013.

Life in code: a personal history of technology, 2018.

Social Sciences
Beyond trans: does gender matter?, 2018.

Capitalism: a short history, 2018.

Democracy in chains: the deep history of the radical right’s stealth plan for America, 2018.

The end of American childhood: a history of parenting from life on the frontier to the managed child, 2016.

The life and the adventures of a haunted convict, 2017.

Technology
The Toyota way: 14 management principles from the world’s greatest manufacturer, 2004.

Juvenile

Geisel 2010 Honor Book Mouse and Mole, fine feathered friends, 2011.
Geisel 2009 Honor Book One boy, 2008.
Geisel 2017 Honor Book Oops pounce quick run! : an alphabet caper, 2016.
Percy Jackson & the Olympians, 2009 (complete series).
Geisel 2009 Honor Book Stinky : a Toon Book, 2008.
Geisel 2016 Honor Book Supertruck, 2015.
Geisel 2014 Medal Winner The watermelon seed, 2013.

 

Compact Discs
Barracoon: the story of the last “black cargo,” 2018.

DVDs
Avatar, the last airbender. The complete series, 2015.

The American Nurse, 2014.

Maya Angelou, and still I rise, 2017.

A quiet passion, 2017.

Donated Gift Books to the Milligan Libraries
City of sedition: the history of New York City during the Civil War.

Closest companion: the unknown story of the intimate friendship between Franklin Roosevelt and Margaret Suckley.

Disciples: the World War II missions of the CIA directors who fought for Wild Bill Donovan: Allen Dulles, Richard Helms, William Colby, William Casey.

An entertainment for angels: electricity in the Enlightenment.

The fantastic laboratory of Dr. Weigl: how two brave scientists battled typhus and sabotaged the Nazis.

The firebrand and the First Lady: portrait of a friendship: Pauli Murray, Eleanor Roosevelt, and the struggle for social justice.

Heroines of Mercy Street: the real nurses of the Civil War.

If moon, then yes.

If moon, then yes. (Archives Copy)

The invisible bridge: the fall of Nixon and the rise of Reagan.

One man against the world: the tragedy of Richard Nixon.

Operation Sealion: how Britain crushed the German war machine’s dreams of invasion in 1940.

Our Declaration: a reading of the Declaration of Independence in defense of equality.

Our man in Charleston: Britain’s secret agent in the Civil War South.

Pennsylvania Hall: a “legal lynching” in the shadow of the Liberty Bell.

A world made new: Eleanor Roosevelt and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.


New Books and Media Received (August 2018)

The following Books and DVDs (345 items) were received into the Library collection for both the Welshimer and Seminary Libraries through the Acquisitions Budget and by donation during August 2018.

Seminary Library

New Testament Seminar
Paul : an Apostle’s journey, 2018.

Reading Mark in Context : Jesus and second temple Judaism, 2018.

Scribal habits and singular readings in Codex Sinaiticus, Vaticanus, Ephraemi, Bezae, and Washingtonianus in the Gospel of Matthew, 2018.

AV Video
Into the night : portraits of life and death, 2017.

Language and Literature
Greek and Latin Literature of the Roman Empire : from Augustus to Justinian, 2013.

Linguistics & biblical exegesis, 2017.

Philosophy, Psychology, Religion
African, Christian, feminist : the enduring search for what matters, 2017.

An anomalous Jew : Paul among Jews, Greeks, and Romans, 2016.

The Apostolic Fathers A New Translation, 2017.

The biblical canon lists from early Christianity : texts and analysis, 2017.

Christianity in the twentieth century : a world history, 2018.

A companion to Augustine, 2015.

Ecowomanism : African American women and earth-honoring faiths, 2017.

Finding God in the Margins : the Book of Ruth, 2018.

Gregory of Nyssa’s doctrinal works : a literary study, 2018.

Haggai, 2017.

Literary Approaches to the Bible, 2017.

Mercy and the Bible : why it matters!, 2018.

A new heaven and a new earth : reclaiming biblical eschatology, 2014.

On first principles, 2017.

Providence perceived : divine action from a human point of view, 2015.

Pursued Justice : black preaching from the great migration to civil rights, 2017.

Re-envisioning Christian humanism : education and the restoration of humanity, 2017.

René Girard, unlikely apologist : mimetic theory and fundamental theology, 2016.

Revelation : an introduction and commentary, 2018.

Sensing sacred : exploring the human senses in practical theology and pastoral care, 2016.

The Sermon on the Mount and human flourishing : a theological commentary, 2017.

Supervising and supporting ministry staff : a guide to thriving together, 2017.

The Syriac Peshiṭta Bible with English translation, 2014.

Reference
The Oxford handbook of late antiquity, 2016.

The Oxford handbook of rhetorical studies, 2017.

Welshimer Library

Agriculture
The horse : the epic history of our noble companion, 2015.

Bibliography, Library Science and Information Resources
BiblioTech : why libraries matter more than ever in the age of Google, 2015.

In praise of scribes. De laude scriptorum, 1974.

Fine Arts
Art of the American West : the Haub family collection at Tacoma Art Museum, 2014.

The end of print : the grafik design of David Carson, 2000.

Eye of the beholder : Johannes Vermeer, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, and the reinvention of seeing, 2016.

FUSE 1-20 : from invention to antimatter : twenty years of FUSE, 2012.

Graphic Artists Guild handbook : pricing & ethical guidelines, 2018.

I love you, ok?, 2011.

Inventing the Louvre : art, politics, and the origins of the modern museum in eighteenth-century Paris, 1999.

Mark Rothko : toward the light in the chapel, 2015.

Paula Scher : works, 2018.

Some people can’t surf : the graphic design of Art Chantry, 2001.

Women artists : the Linda Nochlin reader, 2015.

Geography, Maps, Anthropology, and Recreation
America dancing : from the cakewalk to the moonwalk, 2015.

What the eye hears : a history of tap dancing, 2016.

History
And still I rise : Black America since MLK, 2015.

Barracoon : the story of the last “black cargo”, 2018.

Benjamin Franklin : the religious life of a founding father, 2018.

Fierce patriot : the tangled lives of William Tecumseh Sherman, 2014.

Frederick the great : King of Prussia, 2016.

From colony to superpower : U.S. foreign relations since 1776, 2011.

A history of modern Tibet, 1913-1951 : the demise of the Lamaist state, 1989.

I freed myself : African American self-emancipation in the Civil War era, 2014.

Independence lost : lives on the edge of the American Revolution, 2016.

The Indian great awakening : religion and the shaping of native cultures in early America, 2014.

Junípero Serra : California, Indians, and the transformation of a missionary, 2015.

Perspectives on presidential leadership, 2016.

Remaking the British Atlantic : the United States and the British Empire after American Independence, 2012.

The smell of battle, the taste of siege : a sensory history of the Civil War, 2017.

The Wisconsin Historical Society : collecting, preserving and sharing stories since 1846, 2015.

Zheng He : China and the oceans in the early Ming dynasty, 1405-1433, 2007.

Language and Literature
Mono Taxali, 2011.

Razzle dazzle : the battle for Broadway, 2015.

Wilkie Collins, 2015.

The Year of Lear : Shakespeare in 1606, 2015.

Law
The Boundaries of Desire A Century of Good Sex, Bad Laws, and Changing Identities, 2016.

Redemption songs : suing for freedom before Dred Scott, 2014.

Philosophy, Psychology, Religion
Founding friendships : friendships between men and women in the early American republic, 2017.

Spiritual defiance : building a beloved community of resistance, 2015.

The Wenzi : creativity and intertextuality in early Chinese philosophy, 2018.

Political Science
The future of freedom : illiberal democracy at home and abroad, 2007.

Tocqueville’s nightmare : the administrative state emerges in America, 1900-1940, 2014.

Science
Buzz : the nature and necessity of bees, 2018.

The invention of nature : Alexander von Humboldt’s new world, 2015.

To explain the world : the discovery of modern science, 2015. 

Social Sciences
All in : how our work-first culture fails Dads, families, and businesses–and how we can fix it together, 2015.

Construction of Whiteness : an interdisciplinary analysis of race, 2018.

Saving capitalism : for the many, not the few, 2015.

Unfinished business : women, men, work, family, 2016.

Reference
A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations : Chicago Style for students and researchers, 2018.

DVDs
The big heat, 2001.

Don’t tell anyone, 2015.

Fantastic beasts and where to find them, 2017.

G.K. Chesterton: the apostle of common sense, 2001.

Just like being there, 2013.

Lost: the complete collection, 2010.

Lost: the final season, 2010.

The man who knew infinity, 2016.

Holloway Archives
Applying library values to emerging technology : decision-making in the age of open access, maker spaces, and the ever-changing library, 2018.

Donated Gift Books and DVDs to the Milligan Libraries
After leaving Mr. Mackenzie.

After Tet : the bloodiest year in Vietnam.

After the war was over : Hanoi and Saigon.

Aftermath : a soldier’s return from Vietnam.

The age of surveillance : the aims and methods of America’s political intelligence system.

The air war in Indochina.

Almost America : from the colonists to Clinton : a ‘what if’ history of the U.S.

America and the Asian revolutions.

America in a divided world, 1945-1972.

America in Vietnam : the fifteen-year war.

The American age : United States foreign policy at home and abroad since 1750.

The American diplomatic experience.

American foreign policy : a history.

American gunboat diplomacy and the old Navy, 1877-1889.

The American style of foreign policy : cultural politics and foreign affairs.

America’s longest war : the United States and Vietnam, 1950-1975.

America’s outward thrust; approaches to foreign affairs, 1865-1890.

America’s Vietnam War : a narrative history.

Anatomy of a division : the 1st Cav in Vietnam.

And brave men, too.

Antiwarriors : the Vietnam war and the battle for America’s hearts and minds.

Armaments and arbitration; or, The place of force in the international relations of states.

The art of the Pre-Raphaelites.

The awkward years; American foreign relations under Garfield and Arthur.

Band of brothers : E Company, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne : from Normandy to Hitler’s Eagle’s nest.

Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., American : an autobiography.

The bird of night.

Bitter victory.

A box of darkness : the story of a marriage.

The Brassey’s book of military blunders.

The bridge ladies : a memoir.

Brothers, black soldiers in the Nam.

Building the great cathedrals.

The Cambodian campaign : the 1970 offensive and America’s Vietnam War.

The case of the legless veteran.

The cat from Hué : a Vietnam war story.

Charlie Company : what Vietnam did to us.

Chickenhawk.

A child’s war : World War II through the eyes of children.

Classical music : a concise history from Gluck to Beethoven.

Clueless [DVD].

The collected works of W.B. Yeats.

Combat photographer.

Common English Bible : a fresh translation to touch the heart and mind.

The Communist road to power in Vietnam.

Con Air [DVD].

Conspiracy.

The course of American diplomacy.

The crimes of patriots : a true tale of dope, dirty money, and the CIA.

Crisis now.

The culture of classicism : ancient Greece and Rome in American intellectual life, 1780-1910.

Dateline– Viet Nam.

Dereliction of duty : Lyndon Johnson, Robert McNamara, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the lies that led to Vietnam.

The devil’s chessboard : Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the rise of America’s secret government..

Dispatches.

A Distant challenge : the U.S. Infantryman in Vietnam, 1967-1972.

The doom pussy.

Dr. Tom Dooley’s great books.

Dunbar Cave : the showplace of the South.

Einstein : the life and times.

The elephant and the tiger : the full story of the Vietnam War.

Elizabeth Gaskell’s use of color in her industrial novels and short stories.

Ending the Vietnam War : a history of America’s involvement in and extrication from the Vietnam War.

Endless enemies : the making of an unfriendly world.

Enemies and friends of the state : ancient prophecy in context.

Facing the phoenix.

The fall of South Vietnam : statements by Vietnamese military and civilian leaders.

Fall on your knees : a novel.

Finding God in unexpected places.

The Finkler question.

The fire dream : a novel.

Fire in the streets : America in the 1960s.

The fireman’s fair.

The first domino : Eisenhower, the military, and America’s intervention in Vietnam.

For the sake of all living things.

A foreign policy for Americans.

The forgotten soldier.

Forty days with the enemy.

Freedom just around the corner : a new American history, 1585-1828.

Friendly fire.

From a Chinese city.

From colonialism to communism : a case history of North Vietnam.

From enemy to friend : a North Vietnamese perspective on the war.

From Nuremberg to My Lai.

The genesis of the French Revolution : a global-historical interpretation.

George Ball, Vietnam, and the rethinking of containment.

Georgia O’Keeffe, 1887-1986 : flowers in the desert.

GI diary.

Gold braid and foreign relations : diplomatic activities of U.S. naval officers, 1798-1883.

Good morning, midnight.

Goodnight Desdemona (good morning Juliet).

Harvest of death : chemical warfare in Vietnam and Cambodia.

Healing from the war : trauma and transformation after Vietnam.

Hell no, we won’t go! : resisting the draft during the Vietnam War.

Holy masquerade.

Home from the war : Vietnam veterans: neither victims nor executioners.

How the dominoes fell : Southeast Asia in perspective.

The Hunger Games : Mockingjay, part 2 [DVD].

Ideals and self-interest in America’s foreign relations; the great transformation of the twentieth century.

Imperial Democracy; the emergence of America as a great power.

In country : a novel.

In the clearing.

In the field : the language of the Vietnam War.

In the vineyard of the text : a commentary to Hugh’s Didascalicon.

Indochina.

Introducing romanticism.

Jean Rhys.

Johnny’s song.

Kennedy in Vietnam.

The killing zone : my life in the Vietnam War.

The last Confucian : Vietnam, South-East Asia, and the West..

The letters of Pfc. Richard E. Marks, USMC.

Liberators : fighting on two fronts in World War II.

Lieutenant Calley: his own story.

Light : C.S. Lewis’s first and final short story.

Livre d’or du Cambodge, de la Cochinchine, et de l’Annam, 1625-1910 (biographie) et bibliographie.

The long dark night of the soul; the American intellectual left and the Vietnam war.

Looking away : Hollywood and Vietnam.

The lost crusade: America in Vietnam.

The lost stories of Louisa May Alcott.

Love life : stories.

Lyndon Johnson’s war : the road to stalemate in Vietnam.

M.

Major problems in the history of the Vietnam War : documents and essays.

Many reasons why : the American involvement in Vietnam.

Margaret Fuller : a brief biography with documents.

Memoirs of the extraordinary life, works, and discoveries of Martinus Scriblerus.

Moral philosophy.

The movie hero [DVD].

The mummy : a history of the extraordinary practices of ancient Egypt.

My father, my son.

My relations with Carlyle. Together with a letter from the late Sir James Stephen, bart., dated December 9, 1886.

The myth of Soviet military supremacy.

Nam : the Vietnam War in the words of the men and women who fought there.

The natural : the misunderstood presidency of Bill Clinton.

The “Natural inferiority” of women : outrageous pronouncements by misguided males.

Nemesis : Truman and Johnson in the coils of war in Asia.

The new face of war.

The New York Times disunion : 106 articles from the New York Times Opinionator.

Night flight to Hanoi; war diary with 11 poems.

Night train.

Nixon, a life.

No exit from Vietnam.

No longer enemies, not yet friends : an American soldier returns to Vietnam.

No peace, no honor : Nixon, Kissinger, and betrayal in Vietnam.

North Vietnam: a documentary.

Nuremberg and Vietnam : an American tragedy.

One hundred years of peace.

One morning in the war : the tragedy at Son My.

The orchard : a memoir.

The origins of American diplomacy : the international history of Angloamerica, 1492-1763..

The origins of the cold war.

The origins of the Vietnam War.

Other colors : essays and a story.

The other side.

Our bodies, ourselves.

Over the top : by an American soldier who went ; together with Tommy’s dictionary of the trenches.

The palace file.

Papers on the war.

Peace in Vietnam; a new approach in Southeast Asia.

The peasants of North Vietnam.

The Phoenix program.

Planning a tragedy : the Americanization of the war in Vietnam.

The politics of heroin in Southeast Asia.

The politics of massacre; political processes in South Vietnam.

Portraits of a marriage.

Prelude to disaster : the American role in Vietnam, 1940-1963.

The price of power : Kissinger in the Nixon White House.

Public affairs : the military and the media, 1962-1968.

The radical left and American foreign policy.

Reason in common sense.

Remembering heaven’s face : a moral witness in Vietnam.

Requiem : by the photographers who died in Vietnam and Indochina.

The revolt of Gunner Asch.

Revolution versus containment, 1955-61.

The rise and fall of an American army : U.S. ground forces in Vietnam, 1965-1973.

Rise to globalism : American foreign policy since 1938.

Robert Frost, a biography.

Rolling Thunder : understanding policy and program failure.

Roosevelt and World War II.

Sacred war : nationalism and revolution in a divided Vietnam.

Saigon.

Secrets : a memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon papers.

Secrets of the Vietnam War.

Seeing Vietnam : encounters of the road and heart.

Selected essays.

Selected poems.

Self-destruction : the disintegration and decay of the United States Army during the Vietnam era.

Shallow graves : two women and Vietnam.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight ; Pearl ; and Sir Orfeo.

Slow burn : the rise and bitter fall of American intelligence in Vietnam.

Slow walk in a sad rain.

Soldier.

A soldier reports.

Soldiers of the sun : the rise and fall of the Imperial Japanese Army.

Southeast Asia, past & present.

Stephen Foster song book : original sheet music of 40 songs.

The struggle for South-East Asia, 1961-65.

Ten years after : Vietnam today.

Tet!

This fight is our fight : the battle to save working people.

A time for war : the United States and Vietnam, 1941-1975.

To reason why : the debate about the causes of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.

Touched with fire : the future of the Vietnam generation.

Townie : a memoir.

The transformation of American foreign relations, 1865-1900.

Transformations in late eighteenth century art.

Trauma and the Vietnam War generation : report of findings from the National Vietnam veterans readjustment study.

Triumph or tragedy : reflections on Vietnam.

The tunnels of Cu Chi.

Undeclared war and civil disobedience; the American system in crisis.

The unfinished war : Vietnam and the American conscience.

The unvarnished doctrine : Locke, liberalism, and the American Revolution.

Victor Charlie: the face of war in Viet-Nam.

Viet Cong : the organization and techniques of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam.

Viet journal.

Viet Nam; the origins of revolution.

A Vietcong memoir.

Vietnam.

Vietnam : a history and anthology.

Vietnam : a portrait of its people at war.

Vietnam : inside story of the guerilla war.

Vietnam : the land we never knew.

Vietnam as history : ten years after the Paris Peace Accords.

Vietnam at the movies.

A Vietnam reader : sources and essays.

Vietnam reconsidered : lessons from a war.

Vietnam verdict : a citizen’s victory.

The Vietnam War in retrospect : four lectures.

Vietnam, a diplomatic tragedy : the origins of the United States involvement.

Vietnam, a reader : from the pages of Vietnam magazine.

Vietnam, an American ordeal.

Vietnam: a dragon embattled.

Vietnam: lotus in a sea of fire.

Vietnam; how we got in, how to get out.

Vietnam–three battles.

Village in Vietnam.

Vincent van Gogh : life and work.

Waiting for an army to die : the tragedy of Agent Orange.

The Wall that heals.

War and its consequences : lessons from the Persian Gulf Conflict.

War in the shadows : the guerrilla in history.

War news : a young reporter in Indochina.

War torn : stories of war from the women reporters who covered Vietnam.

Warrior for peace.

The wars in Vietnam, 1954-1980.

Where the domino fell : America and Vietnam, 1945 to 1990.

Who spoke up? : American protest against the war in Vietnam, 1963-1975.

Winners and losers : battles, retreats, gains, losses, and ruins from the Vietnam war.

Winter soldiers : an oral history of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War.

Without honor : defeat in Vietnam and Cambodia.

A woman’s place? : leadership in the church.

Women in their beds : new and selected stories.

Women in wartime : the role of women’s magazines 1939-1945.

Women of Viet Nam.

Women war correspondents in the Vietnam War, 1961-1975.

The workshop of democracy.

The World almanac of the Vietnam War.

World War II : a short history.

The wound within : America in the Vietnam years, 1945-1974.