American Classics Facsimile Series II

American Classics Facsimile Series VIII

[From Introduction] It was a time of war. The twin demons of fear and hate had put these people of Japanese descent behind barbed wire in an obscure part of Wyoming. Consisting of a one-square-mile enclosure of barbed wire surrounding approximately si . . .

Hans Burkhardt is in love with America, deeply for what it is, and even more profoundly for what it can become. In some ways he almost suppresses his Swiss origins with a speech that still reflects them. He has been a prophet without honor in Switzerl . . .

Preface: Some Terms Defined: The words infidelity, orthodoxy, and heterodoxy are of course subject to a number of definitions; in this book they are used essentially as the clergy of the late 1700's would use them. Infidelity is used as a term describ . . .

Introduction: Charles W. Akers in his book, Called Unto Liberty, entitles the chapter on Unlimited Submission, "A Catechism of Revolution." This small pamphlet was just that. lt is appropriate in celebrating the United States Bicentennial to remember . . .

Introduction: Charles A. Wetmore's report on the Mission Indians of Southern California .. To be an appropriate publication for the Northridge Facsimile Series. This reprint is supported by the Bibliographic Society of our University as an historical . . .

All the following stories and poems were written by students at San Fernando Valley State College and California State University, Northridge, and all were published in various literary magazines edited and produced by students on this campus. The wor . . .

[From Introduction] This list of books appears on the first anniversary of the initiation of a Department of Afro-American Studies at San Fernando Valley State College. This department was among the first, and has been one of the more successful, of a . . .

Introduction: Until recently, American education has tended to focus its attention on Western culture and history. However, current economic and political affairs have demonstrated the increasing interdependence of countries. The development of a broa . . .

This is the story of a very special place, an oasis in the desert known historically as Soda Springs, which many today call Zzyzx. As with any oasis, the powerful appeal of this place is the water, flowing sparkling clear and abundant. Water means lif . . .

Introduction: This record book is 13 1/4" x 8" and is 144 pages in length, 101 pages of which have been used. Pages are ruled, with writing in ink of several colors. Various signatures appear at the bottoms of entries, usually those of the chairman an . . .

[From Introduction] We have chosen to call the manuscript from which this work came, California Impressions. It was written in 1886 by J.W. Morgan, an Englishman. Morgan left Liverpool in September by steamer, and, after landing in New York, came by t . . .

Introduction: If by European standards all American universities are young, then California State University, Northridge is still in its infancy. Yet by the time it reached its third decade of formal existence in 1988, the university had already becom . . .

Collection of recipes from 18th century England; facsilime of original manuscript reprinted and published in 1978 by Santa Susanna Press for its American Classics Facsimile Series.

Foreword by Norman Tanis; California State Universities-Northridge Libraries held an exhibit of the work of Lynton R. Kistler from April 25th through June 15th, 1975. The books and materials which follow were exhibited at that time as a tribute to the . . .

Part of an attempt to display the demographics of the CSU Northridge service area in 1995. These data reflect enrollment patterns shortly after the Northridge earthquake in January 1994.

In September 2019, the Associated Students, Inc., Henry Madden Library, Fresno State Democrat Club, and League of Women Voters collaborated to organize Dogs for Democracy in a week-long student-run voter registration event in the Henry Madden Library. . . .

This book is an analysis of 34 ethnic groups in greater Los Angeles, California based on the 1990 U.S. census. It describes in detailed maps the distributions of the groups and explains in a rich text how each group's residential concentrations evolve . . .

An atlas of the greater Boston, Massachusetts area based on Census 2000 showing the percent of total population that belongs to the largest ethnic groups.

This book is a history of love and the challenge love offers to the laws and customs of its times and places, as told through poetry from the Song of Songs to John Milton’s Paradise Lost. It is also an account of the critical reception afforded to suc . . .

The present study attempts to examine the affinities and contrasts in the metaphysical systems of A. N. Whitehead and F. H. Bradley. As a comparative analysis, however, the study does not attempt to give equal attention to every aspect of both thinker . . .

Technology has not only changed the way we transfer information, it has completely changed the culture of our organizations. These new "wired" organizations have their own technical, relational, and political environment, and yet most of the librarian . . .

China can claim a history rich in over 5,000 years of artistic, philosophical and political advancement. As well, it is birthplace to one of the world's oldest and most complex civilizations. By 1100 BC, a high level of artistic and technical skill in . . .

The text consists of five parts, or twenty-two chapters. Part I introduces the general structure and process of Chinese work units and social control practices, formulates a conceptual framework, and provides information about data collection. Part II . . .

Practice theory based on social learning, exchange, construction of reality, and development, plus micro and macro practice technologies.

An atlas of major ethnic groups in Los Angeles and Orange counties in 1990. Maps show percent of total population that is ethnic while others show change in number from 1980.

A series of dot and choropleth maps showing change by numbers of persons and by percent between the years of 2000 and 2010 within California census county divisions.

New 2010 maps, graphs, and tables of Southern California: 34 ethnic groups, income, segregation, and poverty. These new maps show ethnic groups changes 1990-2010 as well as update maps in our 1997 book, The Ethnic Quilt.

This is the first book to systematically apply sociological perspectives to substance use and abuse. In drawing upon major sociological concepts and theories, I attempt to show that established sociological perspectives can be comprehensively tested i . . .

An atlas that shows population patterns in greater Los Angeles Census 2000 tracts. Dot maps illustrate increases and decreases in the populations of major race and Hispanic groups.

Bronzes from ancient civilizations provide insight into the cultures of 4000 years ago. There is great appreciation for the progression of metallurgical processing techniques that evolved over thousands of years. The materials and metallurgical techni . . .

Illustrated Hupa language learning book with activities. Features photographs of Hupa community members.

Wetland habitats are among the most productive of ecosystems and harbour a unique variety of plants and animals. This book is about the ecology of a group of wetland specialists; although the group is well defined it does contain species of a wide var . . .

The Karuk language vocabulary book with extensive word lists, pronunciation guide, common phrases, and situational expressions.

Established in 1968 as the Indian Teacher Education Project, the Indian Teacher and Educational Personnel Program (ITEPP) at Humboldt State University is designed to provide Indian participants with skills in teaching, leadership, counseling, and admi . . .

A Tolowa language vocabulary book with extensive word lists, pronunciation guide, common phrases, situational expressions and a map of Karuk Villages.

A collection of three Karuk stories, which include Mockingbird and Swamp Robin, Coyote Tries to Reach the Sun, and Coyote's Trade Song.

A number of both intentionally and inadvertently introduced species have been in Humboldt Bay for a long time, in some cases going back to the first settlement of the region by Europeans in the mid 1800's. During this survey, we collected and identifi . . .

Intertidal and subtidal habitats of Redwood National Park including Prairie Creek Redwoods and Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Parks were surveyed over a two year period (July 1974 - June 1976). The coastline is approximately 31 miles long and trends g . . .

A Yurok language dictionary of common phrases in everyday conversation. The UNIFON alphabet and New Yurok Alphabet are both utilized to translate phrases into English.

A Hupa language book produced by the Center for Community Development. 3rd edition printing in 1974.