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Stalin's Apologist; Great Fire Of The Robert F. Cairo Book Collection Lot # #Bks Book Titles &/or Topics of Books on Shelf Author(s) in order of lot listing Loc. 1 14 Mask of Treachery; The Hollow Men; Who Tell the People; Breaking from Costello; Sykes; Greider; Shainback; the KGB; Stalin's Apologist; Great Fire of London; No More Heroes; The Taylor; Hanson; Gabriel; Kennon; Dailey & DR Twilight of Democracy; Soviet Strategic Deception; The Kinder, Gentlier Parker; Gutman; Sterling Military; The Terror Network 2 10 Wartime Washington; Southern Bivouac, vol 1-6 (1992), Diary of Edmund Ruffin, Laas vol 1-3 (1990) DR 3 30 Official Records of the Union & Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion, DR Series I: Vol. 1-27; Series II: Vol 1-3. (1987 reprint). (3 shelves) 4 127 Official Records of the Union & Confederate Armies in the War of the Rebellion, Series I: vol 1-53 (1985 reprint); Series II: vol 1-8; Series III: Vol 1-5; Series IV: vol DR 1-3 plus Index. Vol Series #112 & 113 are missing (7 shelves) 5 15 Military & political subjects DR 6 15 Prescott's (1869 Ed): Conquest of Peru, vol 1-2; Biographical & Critical Miscellaneous; Conquest of Mexico vol 1-3; Ferdinand & Isabella vol 1-3; Phillip DR the Second vol 1-3; Robetson's Charles the Fifth vol 1-3 7 20 The Grand Failure; Profile of Deception; Dringk; Stolen Valor; The Leopard's Spots; An Enormous Crime; Great Houses of San Francisco; History of Food; God DR Men & Wine 8 30 Various subjects: History, Woodworking, American flag, warfare, flim & DR folklore. 9 31 Leonardo DaVinci (2 vol); Leonardo's Notebook; Our 50 States; Signs and Zollner; Da Vinci; Folsom; Symonds; Symbols, atlases & encyclopedias. Various subjects: American Revolution & Purcell; Richardson; Tabbert; Brodie; History Fleming; Malone; Milhollen & Kaplan; DR Johnson; Tumis; Toriani; Mastai; Faragher; Prestel; Haining 10 15 Var: The Odessey, The Forty Five, Scotland's Jacobite Rebellion, Blackbeard; Homer; Hook & Ross; Konstam; Bishop, DR 1400 Days; Napoleon, Encyclopedia of the English language & Civil War Drury & Gibbons 11 17 Var: 1492 America & Europe, Scotland, England, American folk songs, Leonardo' DR Machines, picture history & woodworking. 12 32 (32 vol Set) The Writings of Rafael Sabatini, copyright 1932 DR 13 6 National Anthems, Medvedev,Black Book on Communism, Deadly Illusions DR (KGB) 14 15 Da Vinci(2); The Popes; Origin of the Species; and WWII, Encyclopedia of World O'Malley & Saunders; Montreal Museum DR Exploration, Slavery, Negros & Sherlock Holmes of Fine Arts; Lewis; Darwin 15 17 Africa , Ben. Franklin, N. America Discovery, American Costume / Dress, Beverages, Signs & Symbols, Freemasons, Quotable Founding Fathers, World's DR Religions 16 13 Encyclopedia of U S. Army Insignia & Uniforms, Medals; war/military related, DR Arctic & Antarctic Exploration 17 20 KGB. Stalin, FBI'S Gen on KGB, Ivan, Church, '60s Generation, Why Johnny Still DR Can't Read & Festivals of the World 18 13 Set of Works of Conan Doyle DR 19 18 3 Vol set of Green's History of the English People; 15 Vol set Shakespeare's DR Works ( 9 add'l vol in # 21) 20 26 Bks on Civil War & Slavery by & others Long, Carton, Harrold, Parsons, Phillips, Genovese, Mc Pherson, Gutman, Osofsky DR 21 19 Guadalcanal, N.American Exploration, Afghan Wars, Adolf Hitler's Med. Casebook, Moby Dick, 2 Vol. Frontier Forts of PA, Abolitionism & Epics DR Encycolpedia 22 20 (9 add'l vol.) Shakespeare's Works ( see # 18 above), 5 Vol. set Modern Shakespeare Painters; Elephants, Congo, European Civilization & Man in Search of His DR Ancestors 23 24 Set of Robert Louis Stevenson's novels, tale, letters & misc Stevenson DR 24 24 Set of complete works of Joseph Conrad Conrad DR 25 53 40 Vol. set of Confederate Veteran (1893-1932) plus 3 Vol Cumulative Index & 2 Vol. Compendium of the Confederacy; 7 issues of The Quarterly Jour. of Military DR History (1990-1991); E. Thomas's Travels to Hallowed Ground (3 shelves) 26 29 29 Vol. set of Civil War DR The Robert F. Cairo Book Collection Lot # #Bks Book Titles &/or Topics of Books on Shelf Author(s) in order of lot listing Loc. 27 100 Series of Supplement to the Official Records of the Union and Confederate DR Armies (12 shelves & boxes of books) 28 8 2 Vol set of Polish Peasant in Europe & America, Damore's Senatorial Privilege, Amer. songs, & bks about Ted Kennedy DR 29 9 Russia's Future, Inquisition, Gypsies, Terrorism, Comets in Art, The Tree Book & DR Dictionaries of Imaginary Places & Religions 30 5 Comet; Encycolpia of Heretics, Medieval life-Abbey & Pilgrims, Rainbows etc Sagan DR 31 2 Hollander's Anti-Americanism & Political Pilgrims DR 32 9 John Brown, Slavery, Flags of USA & Piltdown forgery DR 33 7 Mayhew's London & Characters, London Underworld, Religion, Tobacco, New DR York Gangs & Anti-Society 34 3 Dictionary of Wars, Preachers of Hate & Snakes of the World DR 35 11 Political events in last 20 years, Guns, & Crime, KGB, Death of Vincent Foster DR 36 11 Political commentary on recent history, Islam, Mao's secret famine DR 37 10 Stand Firm; Lee's Real Plan at Gettysburg (1st Ed); The Gettysburg Nobody Desjardin; Harman; Edited by Poritt; Knows; For Glory Muster (autographed); Beria - Stalin's 1st Lieut; The End of the Ernsberger; Knight; Wren DR Line; other topics: Soviet Union, Gettysburg, & Sandinista Revolution 38 12 By Silence Betrayed (1st Ed); Gulag (1st Ed); The Language Police; Paved with Crewdson; Applebaum; Ravitch; Taylor P DR Good Intentions; Sandinista Communism, Guide to Media Bias, Immigration, 39 6 3 Vol set The Rebellion & Gettysburg (3) DR 40 8 Gettysburg; Pickett's Charge; Little Round Top & 3 Vol set of Ceremonies at Norton; Gallagher; Frey DR Gettysburg 41 5 Gettysburg DR 42 10 Gettysburg DR 43 14 Mainly; The Twentieth Maine (volunteer regiment in Civil War) DR 44 4 Civil War Generals and Gettysburg battles DR 45 3 Gettysburg Address, Jeb Stuart's Ride to Gettysburg, Gen. Hancock DR 46 9 Battle of Gettysburg, including the 3rd day and aftermath DR 47 9 Gettysburg and Vicksburg Battles DR DR 48 14 Civil War Stories & Biographies of Generals DR 49 14 Battles of Gettysburg; 10 vol U S Quartermaster's Roll of Honor and Index DR 50 18 3 Vol The Bachelder Papers; maps of Gettysburg battle notes & regimental DR commentaries 51 33 Gettysburg battles & various Militia impact at Gettysburg DR 52 38 Gettysburg, Stalin, Communists DR 53 14 Gettysburg related topics, (3) on Clinton, (1) Homosexuality in the Nazi Party, Desjardin, B Ward, K M Brown, M Communists & (4) on Cultural/ Social Impacts Creighton, T Carhart, E Wittenberg, Petruzzi & Nugent, Gambone, Bicheno, S DR Woodworth, Gottfried, Krick, Coco, Sauers, Rollins 54 9 4 Vol set Biographical Dictionary of the Left; Traitors, Conspiracy, Terror by Teixeira, Abraham, Pincher, Revel, Puddington; Drugs by Douglass, DR Revolution/Communism by Luce, Ashby, Whelan & Bozell, Funderburk, Klehr & Haynes, Pierce, S Carter, Schapiro & Godson DR 54 Sexual topics by J Jack, Rueda, M Stern, Steichen; Liberalism by Savage, Donahue; Revolution bks by Walter, Powell, Ratliff and Infamous Speeches DR 55 Catholic Church by M Rose, M Martin and Boston Globe Investigative staff, Anti- Americanism, Cults by Haining; Revolution bks by Brownfeol & Waller, Waller & DR Baldwin; Liberalism by E Wilson, M Charen, A Coulter, R Patterson and O'Neill & Corsi 56 Misc soft cover pamphlets on a various topics DR 57 3 Social commentary DR 58 8 Catholic Church; POW treatment; Soviets; Hollywood & Politics Burkett & Bruni; France; Coulter; Pelton; Whelan & Jaeckle; Medved, Brownstein & DR Cashill The Robert F. Cairo Book Collection Lot # #Bks Book Titles &/or Topics of Books on Shelf Author(s) in order of lot listing Loc. 59 11 Religion (8); POWs; Grenada; Propaganda Martin; Sipe; Lefever (2); Billingsley; Vermaat; Beck; Pope John Paul II; Sauter DR & Sanders; Sandford & Vigilante; Tyson 60 9 Liberalism (4); Soviet Women; Vets; Church; Education; Modern Dictators Bork; Timperlake & Triplett II; Timmerman; Blyth; Holland; Schram; DR Robb & Robb; Sowell; Rubin 61 4 Topics: American Education Souza; Bloom; Roche; Kimball DR 62 12 Egypt (8 Vol set) & Mohammed Budge; Dibble DR 63 18 Primitive worship (6); India (2); Savage Society; 2 Vol Antiquity of Man; Art of Waite; Malinowski (2); Rhodes; Crawley; War; Egyptian Myths; Victorian Underworld; Egypt (2); 2 Vol set on Primitive Maringer; MacMunn; Beatty; Malinowski; DR Paternity; 3 Vol set Holtzapffel's Mechanical Manipulation Keith; Griffith; Spence; Chesney; Whymper; Kelly 64 22 17 Vol Ltd Ed set: Book of a Thousand Nights and a Night; Alchemy; Burton; Redgrove; Keith; St John the DR Architecture; Book of Revelation; Houses; Primitive Song Divine; Herbert; Bowra 65 16 Nile Quest; 2 bk set Osiris & Egyptian Resurrection; 2 Vol set Egyptian Gods; Johnston; Budge(4) DR Style of homes 66 14 Architect related (8); Care of Books; 2 Vol Decorative Furniture; 3 Vol set Waite; Goodnow & Adams; Brandon; Engineering Wonders Patterson; Weaver (Edited); Lloyd; DR Jackson; Crossley; Clark; Foley 67 11 Egyptian history; Fairy Tales, Magic, Country life and Human types Budge DR 68 11 Architectural Styles DR 69 10 Architectural Issues: Houses, Gardens, Furniture and Bridges DR 70 20 Architectural Issues: Houses and Gardens DR 71 15 Architectural Issues: Houses and Gardens, 5 Vol dictionary set DR DR 72 12 Various topics about Egypt DR 73 18 Egypt (var topics) including tombs, religion & dress; Earth, birds and animal DR books 74 17 Stonehenge(4); Dragons (2); Judgment of the Pharaoh; Death customs; Hawkins (2); Castleden; Atkinson; Demonical Possession; Devils,
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