Crooked Road

Crooked RoadCrooked Road tells the tale of how the Alaska Highway was built during World War II. David Remley chronicles how Americans and Canadians mapped and built the highway under the 1942 authorization of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who ordered its construction for the joint defense of the United States and Canada. Crooked Road draws upon archival images and oral histories from those who lived in the prior unpaved wilderness and those who regularly

Includes university question bank

American history and the digital humanities as well as general readers interested in understanding the impact of the COVID pandemic on universities and their students

Isabelle de Croye

This complicated dynamic forces Indiana to decide what she really wants: passion or stability

It argues that the circulation and re-circulation of talk radio content through the mainstream media is crucial in explaining the medium's social prominence and influence

cross-racial encounters to frame the shared pasts of African Americans against broader developments surrounding German Fascism

asking the question: What could be so wrong in a person's life that suicide-although forbidden by the Jewish religion-would seem preferable

negotiating the release of a group of Western hostages from a mountain bandit lair

focus on therapeutics

sheep rearing systems must be sufficiently flexible to respond to variable conditions and feed availability

This volume-with a clear introduction that introduces the author and places him in the context of the history of the Thai Buddhist tradition-makes a significant contribution to the scant literature on Theravada Buddhism in English

and Gerald Ames