The Full Warren Commission Report-Complete 26 Volumes-John F Kennedy-JFK-Doc DVD
You are about to purchase the complete 26 Volume Warren Commission Report collection in PDF eBook format, on DVD disk. These are very high-quality scans of the original books, and each PDF is fully searchable! Very helpful when there is nearly 20,000 pages of information in totality. Not sure what an “eBook” is? See a thorough description at the end of this page. The President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, commonly known as the Warren Commission, was created by President Lyndon Johnson and chaired by Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate President Kennedy’s assassination. The Commission presented their findings in a report to President Johnson on September 24, 1964. The Commission also released 26 hearing volumes on November 23, 1964 comprised of testimonies from 550 witnesses and evidence. This DVD contains the original report, and all 26 hearing volumes. This DVD contains: Warren Commission Report—Full ReportPresident Lyndon B. Johnson, by Executive Order No. 11130 dated November 29, 1963, created this Commission to investigate the assassination on November 22, 1963, of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. The President directed the Commission to evaluate all the facts and circumstances surrounding the assassination and the subsequent killing of the alleged assassin and to report its findings and conclusions to him. Warren Commission HearingsContains testimony of the following witnesses: James Herbert Martin, who acted for a brief period as the business manager of Mrs. Marina Oswald; Mark Lane, a New York attorney; William Robert Greer, who was driving the President’s car at the time of the assassination; and others. Volume I PDF (33.3 MB, 524 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Mrs. Marina Oswald, the widow of Lee Harvey Oswald; Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, Oswald’s mother; Robert Edward Lee Oswald, Oswald’s brother; and James Herbert Martin, who acted for a brief period as Mrs. Marina Oswald’s business manager. Volume II PDF (36.9 MB, 536 pp.) Volume III PDF (31.3 MB, 532 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Ruth Hyde Paine, an acquaintance of Lee Harvey Oswald and his wife; Howard Leslie Brennan, who was present at the assassination scene; Bonnie Ray Williams, Harold Norman, James Jarman, Jr., and others. Volume IV PDF (32.5 MB, 492 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Sebastian F. Latona, a fingerprint expert with the Federal Bureau of Investigation;Arthur Mandella, a fingerprint expert with the New York City Police Department; Winston G. Lawson, a Secret Service agent who worked on advance preparations for the President’s trip to Dallas; Alwyn Cole, a questioned document examiner with the Treasury Department ; and John W. Fain, John Lester Quigley, and James Patrick Hosty, Jr., agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who interviewed Oswald, or people connected with him, at various times during the period between Oswald’s return from Russia in 1962 and the assassination; and others. Volume V PDF (44.9 MB, 640 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Alan H. Belmont, assistant to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Jack Revill and V. J. Brian of the Dallas police, who testified concerning conversations Revill had with James Patrick Hosty, Jr., a special agent of the FBI; Robert A. Frazier, a firearms expert with the FBI ; Drs. Alfred Olivier, Arthur Dziemian and Frederick W. Light, Jr., wound ballistics experts with the U.S. Army laboratories at Edgewood Arsenal, Md.; J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; and others. Volume VI PDF (30.0 MB, 488 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Drs. Charles J. Carrico, Malcolm Oliver Perry, William Kemp Clark, Robert Nelson McClelland, Charles Rufus Baxter, Marion Thomas Jenkins, Ronald Coy Jones, Don Teel Curtis, Fouad A. Bashour, Gene Coleman Akin, Paul Conrad Peters, Adolph Hartung Giesecke, Jr., Jackie Hansen Hunt, Kenneth Everett Salyer, and Martin G. White, who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital; and others. Volume VII PDF (35.7 MB, 612 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Drs. Charles J. Carrico, Malcolm Oliver Perry, William Kemp Clark, Robert Nelson McClelland, Charles Rufus Baxter, Marion Thomas Jenkins, Ronald Coy Jones, Don Teel Curtis, Fouad A. Bashour; and others. Volume VIII PDF (31.4 MB, 488 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Edward Voebel, William E. Wulf, Bennierita Smith, Frederick S. O’Sullivan, Mildred Sawyer, Anne Boudreaux, Viola Peterman, Myrtle Evans, Julian Evans, Philip Eugene Vinson, and Hiram Conway, who were associated with Lee Harvey Oswald in his youth; Lillian Murret, Marilyn Dorothea Murret, Charles Murret, John M. Murret, and Edward John Pic, Jr., who were related to Oswald; and others. Volume IX PDF (31.3 MB, 490 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Paul M. Raigorodsky, Natalie Ray, Thomas M. Ray, Samuel B. Ballen, Lydia Dymitruk, Gary E. Taylor, Ilya A. Mamantov, Dorothy Gravitis, Paul Roderick Gregory, Helen Leslie, George S. De Mohrenschildt, Jeanne De Mohrenschildt and Ruth Hyde Paine, all of whom became acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald and/or his wife after their return to Texas in 1962 ; and others. Volume X PDF (28.3 MB, 444 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Everett D. Glover, who became acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald following his return to Texas in 1962; Carlos Bringuier, Francis L. Martello, Charles Hall Steele, Jr., Charles Hall Steele, Sr., Philip Geraci III, Vance Blalock, Vincent T. Lee, Arnold Samuel Johnson, James J. Tormey, Farrell Dobbs, and John J. Abt, who testified concerning Oswald’s political activities and associations; and others. Volume XI PDF (32.7 MB, 500 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: John Edward Pic, Lee Harvey Oswald’s halfbrother; Edward John Pic, Jr., John Edward Pic’s father; Kerry Wendell Thornley, a Marine Corps acquaintance of Oswald George B. Church, Jr., Mrs. George B. Church, Jr., and Billy Joe Lord, who were on the boat Oswald took when he left the United States for Russia; and others. Volume XII PDF (29.6 MB, 468 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Dallas law enforcement officers who were responsible for planning and executing the transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald from the Dallas City Jail to the Dallas County Jail; and Don Ray Archer, Barnard S. Clardy, and Patrick Trevore Dean, who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack L. Ruby; and others. Volume XIII PDF (32.0 MB, 524 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: L. C. Graves, James Robert Leavelle, L. D. Montgomery. Thomas Donald McMillon, and Forrest V. Sorrels, who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack L. Ruby; Dr. Fred A. Bieberdorf, Frances Cason, Michael Hardin, and C. E. Hulse, who testified concerning the time at which Lee Harvey Oswald was shot; and others. Volume XIV PDF (41.3 MB, 672 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Curtis LaVerne Crafard, Wilbyrn Waldon (Robert) Litchfield II, Robert Carl Patterson, Alice Reaves Nichols, Ralph Paul, George Senator, Nancy Perrin Rich, Breck Wall (Billy Ray Wilson), Joseph Alexander Peterson, Harry N. Olsen, and Kay Helen Olsen, all of whom were friends, acquaintances, employees, or business associates of Jack L. Ruby; Earl Ruby and Sam Ruby, two of Ruby’s brothers, and Mrs. Eva Grant, one of his sisters; Jack L. Ruby; Dr. William Robert Beavers, a psychiatrist who examined Ruby; and Bell P. Herndon, an FBI polygraph expert who administered a polygraph test to Ruby. Volume XV PDF (57.3 MB, 844 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Hyman Rubenstein, a brother of Jack L. Ruby; Glen D. King, administrative assistant to the chief of the Dallas police; C. Ray Hall, an FBI agent who interviewed Ruby; Charles Batchelor, assistant chief of the Dallas police; Jesse E. Curry, chief of the Dallas police; M. W. Stevenson, deputy chief of the Dallas police; and others. Also includes an index to Volumes I – XV. Volumes XVI—XXVI These volumes contain reproductions of exhibits received into evidence by the Commission. The exhibits received in connection with testimony before the Commission are printed first, arranged in numerical order from 1 to 1053. Next are printed exhibits received in connection with depositions or affidavits, arranged alphabetically by name of witness, and then numerically— e.g., Adams Exhibits Nos. 1-, Baker Exhibits Nos. 1-22. Finally are printed other materials relied upon by the Commission, consisting principally of investigative reports by law enforcement agencies, arranged in numerical order beginning with 1054. Each volume begins with a table of contents—a descriptive listing of the exhibits in the volume and the page or pages on which each exhibit is printed. The numbering of the exhibits received in testimony before the Commission is not completely consecutive; the unused numbers are noted in the table of contents. Also, various systems of designation were used in connection with deposition and affidavit exhibits, so that the designation of some of these exhibits begins either with a letter or a number higher than 1—e.g., Jones Exhibits A-C, Smith Exhibits Nos. 5000-5006. Almost all of the reproductions contained in the exhibit volumes consist of photographs of the exhibits. The legibility of many documentary exhibits is poor, because some exhibits were copies rather than originals and many others were discolored when tested for fingerprints. In some cases where legibility was particularly bad, the contents of the document have been typed out, and reproduced together with a miniature photograph of the exhibit. A few exhibits of negligible relevance were not reproduced because of their length or for reasons of taste. The omissions are described in the tables of contents. In a very small number of cases, names, dates, or numbers have been deleted from exhibits for security reasons or for the protection of named individuals. Volume XVI PDF (56.9 MB, 1024 pp.) Exhibits 1 to 391 Volume XVII PDF (47.4 MB, 936 pp.) Exhibits 329 to 884 Volume XVIII PDF (87.8 MB, 960 pp.) Exhibits 885 to 1053 Volume XIX PDF (44.4 MB, 800 pp.) Exhibits Allen to Fuqua Volume XX PDF (48.1 MB, 828 pp.) Exhibits Gallagher to Oliver Volume XXI PDF (48.4 MB, 816 pp.) Exhibits Paine to Yarborough Volume XXII PDF (53.9 MB, 972 pp.) Exhibits 1054 to 1512 Volume XXIII PDF (54.5 MB, 984 pp.) Exhibits 1513 to 1975 Volume XXIV PDF (48.3 MB, 940 pp.) Exhibits 1976 to 2189 Volume XXV PDF (51.0 MB, 968 pp.) Exhibits 2190 to 2651 Volume XXVI PDF (52.4 MB, 980 pp.) Exhibits 2652 to 3154 If you do a search on eBay for the hardbound books of this 23-volume set, you’ll find they are few and far between. If you do manage to find someone who is selling the entire collection in good condition, you’ll have to pay upwards of $1200 to $1500 and maybe as much as $2500 to own them. Then, when those heavy books are finally shipped to you, you’ll have to find a sturdy bookcase with plenty of shelf space to house them! Why go through all that hassle? It’s much easier to buy this DVD. It’s fully searchable, and you can even get your computer to read these files aloud to you! Don’t pass up this chance to obtain these vital documents. They may not be available forever. Not sure what an “eBook” is?The term ‘eBook’ simply means “electronic book”, meant for viewing on your computer or other device. eBooks usually come in Adobe PDF format, as the one being offered in this auction. All that is required to read the eBook is a software program called Adobe Acrobat Reader, which will open PDF files. Most computers already have the Adobe Acrobat reader software already installed, but in the rare instance your computer may not have it, you can download the latest version for FREE at Adobe’s website. 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The Full Warren Commission Report-Complete 26 Volumes-John F Kennedy-JFK-Doc DVD
You are about to purchase the complete 26 Volume Warren Commission Report collection in PDF eBook format, on DVD disk. These are very high-quality scans of the original books, and each PDF is fully searchable! Very helpful when there is nearly 20,000 pages of information in totality. Not sure what an “eBook” is? See a thorough description at the end of this page. The President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, commonly known as the Warren Commission, was created by President Lyndon Johnson and chaired by Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate President Kennedy’s assassination. The Commission presented their findings in a report to President Johnson on September 24, 1964. The Commission also released 26 hearing volumes on November 23, 1964 comprised of testimonies from 550 witnesses and evidence. This DVD contains the original report, and all 26 hearing volumes. This DVD contains: Warren Commission Report—Full ReportPresident Lyndon B. Johnson, by Executive Order No. 11130 dated November 29, 1963, created this Commission to investigate the assassination on November 22, 1963, of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. The President directed the Commission to evaluate all the facts and circumstances surrounding the assassination and the subsequent killing of the alleged assassin and to report its findings and conclusions to him. Warren Commission HearingsContains testimony of the following witnesses: James Herbert Martin, who acted for a brief period as the business manager of Mrs. Marina Oswald; Mark Lane, a New York attorney; William Robert Greer, who was driving the President’s car at the time of the assassination; and others. Volume I PDF (33.3 MB, 524 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Mrs. Marina Oswald, the widow of Lee Harvey Oswald; Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, Oswald’s mother; Robert Edward Lee Oswald, Oswald’s brother; and James Herbert Martin, who acted for a brief period as Mrs. Marina Oswald’s business manager. Volume II PDF (36.9 MB, 536 pp.) Volume III PDF (31.3 MB, 532 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Ruth Hyde Paine, an acquaintance of Lee Harvey Oswald and his wife; Howard Leslie Brennan, who was present at the assassination scene; Bonnie Ray Williams, Harold Norman, James Jarman, Jr., and others. Volume IV PDF (32.5 MB, 492 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Sebastian F. Latona, a fingerprint expert with the Federal Bureau of Investigation;Arthur Mandella, a fingerprint expert with the New York City Police Department; Winston G. Lawson, a Secret Service agent who worked on advance preparations for the President’s trip to Dallas; Alwyn Cole, a questioned document examiner with the Treasury Department ; and John W. Fain, John Lester Quigley, and James Patrick Hosty, Jr., agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who interviewed Oswald, or people connected with him, at various times during the period between Oswald’s return from Russia in 1962 and the assassination; and others. Volume V PDF (44.9 MB, 640 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Alan H. Belmont, assistant to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Jack Revill and V. J. Brian of the Dallas police, who testified concerning conversations Revill had with James Patrick Hosty, Jr., a special agent of the FBI; Robert A. Frazier, a firearms expert with the FBI ; Drs. Alfred Olivier, Arthur Dziemian and Frederick W. Light, Jr., wound ballistics experts with the U.S. Army laboratories at Edgewood Arsenal, Md.; J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; and others. Volume VI PDF (30.0 MB, 488 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Drs. Charles J. Carrico, Malcolm Oliver Perry, William Kemp Clark, Robert Nelson McClelland, Charles Rufus Baxter, Marion Thomas Jenkins, Ronald Coy Jones, Don Teel Curtis, Fouad A. Bashour, Gene Coleman Akin, Paul Conrad Peters, Adolph Hartung Giesecke, Jr., Jackie Hansen Hunt, Kenneth Everett Salyer, and Martin G. White, who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital; and others. Volume VII PDF (35.7 MB, 612 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Drs. Charles J. Carrico, Malcolm Oliver Perry, William Kemp Clark, Robert Nelson McClelland, Charles Rufus Baxter, Marion Thomas Jenkins, Ronald Coy Jones, Don Teel Curtis, Fouad A. Bashour; and others. Volume VIII PDF (31.4 MB, 488 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Edward Voebel, William E. Wulf, Bennierita Smith, Frederick S. O’Sullivan, Mildred Sawyer, Anne Boudreaux, Viola Peterman, Myrtle Evans, Julian Evans, Philip Eugene Vinson, and Hiram Conway, who were associated with Lee Harvey Oswald in his youth; Lillian Murret, Marilyn Dorothea Murret, Charles Murret, John M. Murret, and Edward John Pic, Jr., who were related to Oswald; and others. Volume IX PDF (31.3 MB, 490 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Paul M. Raigorodsky, Natalie Ray, Thomas M. Ray, Samuel B. Ballen, Lydia Dymitruk, Gary E. Taylor, Ilya A. Mamantov, Dorothy Gravitis, Paul Roderick Gregory, Helen Leslie, George S. De Mohrenschildt, Jeanne De Mohrenschildt and Ruth Hyde Paine, all of whom became acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald and/or his wife after their return to Texas in 1962 ; and others. Volume X PDF (28.3 MB, 444 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Everett D. Glover, who became acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald following his return to Texas in 1962; Carlos Bringuier, Francis L. Martello, Charles Hall Steele, Jr., Charles Hall Steele, Sr., Philip Geraci III, Vance Blalock, Vincent T. Lee, Arnold Samuel Johnson, James J. Tormey, Farrell Dobbs, and John J. Abt, who testified concerning Oswald’s political activities and associations; and others. Volume XI PDF (32.7 MB, 500 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: John Edward Pic, Lee Harvey Oswald’s halfbrother; Edward John Pic, Jr., John Edward Pic’s father; Kerry Wendell Thornley, a Marine Corps acquaintance of Oswald George B. Church, Jr., Mrs. George B. Church, Jr., and Billy Joe Lord, who were on the boat Oswald took when he left the United States for Russia; and others. Volume XII PDF (29.6 MB, 468 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Dallas law enforcement officers who were responsible for planning and executing the transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald from the Dallas City Jail to the Dallas County Jail; and Don Ray Archer, Barnard S. Clardy, and Patrick Trevore Dean, who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack L. Ruby; and others. Volume XIII PDF (32.0 MB, 524 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: L. C. Graves, James Robert Leavelle, L. D. Montgomery. Thomas Donald McMillon, and Forrest V. Sorrels, who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack L. Ruby; Dr. Fred A. Bieberdorf, Frances Cason, Michael Hardin, and C. E. Hulse, who testified concerning the time at which Lee Harvey Oswald was shot; and others. Volume XIV PDF (41.3 MB, 672 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Curtis LaVerne Crafard, Wilbyrn Waldon (Robert) Litchfield II, Robert Carl Patterson, Alice Reaves Nichols, Ralph Paul, George Senator, Nancy Perrin Rich, Breck Wall (Billy Ray Wilson), Joseph Alexander Peterson, Harry N. Olsen, and Kay Helen Olsen, all of whom were friends, acquaintances, employees, or business associates of Jack L. Ruby; Earl Ruby and Sam Ruby, two of Ruby’s brothers, and Mrs. Eva Grant, one of his sisters; Jack L. Ruby; Dr. William Robert Beavers, a psychiatrist who examined Ruby; and Bell P. Herndon, an FBI polygraph expert who administered a polygraph test to Ruby. Volume XV PDF (57.3 MB, 844 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Hyman Rubenstein, a brother of Jack L. Ruby; Glen D. King, administrative assistant to the chief of the Dallas police; C. Ray Hall, an FBI agent who interviewed Ruby; Charles Batchelor, assistant chief of the Dallas police; Jesse E. Curry, chief of the Dallas police; M. W. Stevenson, deputy chief of the Dallas police; and others. Also includes an index to Volumes I – XV. Volumes XVI—XXVI These volumes contain reproductions of exhibits received into evidence by the Commission. The exhibits received in connection with testimony before the Commission are printed first, arranged in numerical order from 1 to 1053. Next are printed exhibits received in connection with depositions or affidavits, arranged alphabetically by name of witness, and then numerically— e.g., Adams Exhibits Nos. 1-, Baker Exhibits Nos. 1-22. Finally are printed other materials relied upon by the Commission, consisting principally of investigative reports by law enforcement agencies, arranged in numerical order beginning with 1054. Each volume begins with a table of contents—a descriptive listing of the exhibits in the volume and the page or pages on which each exhibit is printed. The numbering of the exhibits received in testimony before the Commission is not completely consecutive; the unused numbers are noted in the table of contents. Also, various systems of designation were used in connection with deposition and affidavit exhibits, so that the designation of some of these exhibits begins either with a letter or a number higher than 1—e.g., Jones Exhibits A-C, Smith Exhibits Nos. 5000-5006. Almost all of the reproductions contained in the exhibit volumes consist of photographs of the exhibits. The legibility of many documentary exhibits is poor, because some exhibits were copies rather than originals and many others were discolored when tested for fingerprints. In some cases where legibility was particularly bad, the contents of the document have been typed out, and reproduced together with a miniature photograph of the exhibit. A few exhibits of negligible relevance were not reproduced because of their length or for reasons of taste. The omissions are described in the tables of contents. In a very small number of cases, names, dates, or numbers have been deleted from exhibits for security reasons or for the protection of named individuals. Volume XVI PDF (56.9 MB, 1024 pp.) Exhibits 1 to 391 Volume XVII PDF (47.4 MB, 936 pp.) Exhibits 329 to 884 Volume XVIII PDF (87.8 MB, 960 pp.) Exhibits 885 to 1053 Volume XIX PDF (44.4 MB, 800 pp.) Exhibits Allen to Fuqua Volume XX PDF (48.1 MB, 828 pp.) Exhibits Gallagher to Oliver Volume XXI PDF (48.4 MB, 816 pp.) Exhibits Paine to Yarborough Volume XXII PDF (53.9 MB, 972 pp.) Exhibits 1054 to 1512 Volume XXIII PDF (54.5 MB, 984 pp.) Exhibits 1513 to 1975 Volume XXIV PDF (48.3 MB, 940 pp.) Exhibits 1976 to 2189 Volume XXV PDF (51.0 MB, 968 pp.) Exhibits 2190 to 2651 Volume XXVI PDF (52.4 MB, 980 pp.) Exhibits 2652 to 3154 If you do a search on eBay for the hardbound books of this 23-volume set, you’ll find they are few and far between. If you do manage to find someone who is selling the entire collection in good condition, you’ll have to pay upwards of $1200 to $1500 and maybe as much as $2500 to own them. Then, when those heavy books are finally shipped to you, you’ll have to find a sturdy bookcase with plenty of shelf space to house them! Why go through all that hassle? It’s much easier to buy this DVD. It’s fully searchable, and you can even get your computer to read these files aloud to you! Don’t pass up this chance to obtain these vital documents. They may not be available forever. Not sure what an “eBook” is?The term ‘eBook’ simply means “electronic book”, meant for viewing on your computer or other device. eBooks usually come in Adobe PDF format, as the one being offered in this auction. All that is required to read the eBook is a software program called Adobe Acrobat Reader, which will open PDF files. Most computers already have the Adobe Acrobat reader software already installed, but in the rare instance your computer may not have it, you can download the latest version for FREE at Adobe’s website. For viewing on a mobile device such as Kindle, iPhone, Droid, etc. you must have an ‘app’ installed which allows reading of PDF files. If you are copying and pasting this text into your auction, you’d best be not stealing. eBay does take this kind of thing seriously and your auction will be taken down. With an eBook, you can read books on your computer screen and zoom in on the text to make the words as big as you would like them to be to read comfortably! You can also go to any page or chapter in the book with just a few mouse clicks, even if the book has thousands of pages! You can also print out any or all pages you like at your convenience. With some eBooks, you even have the capability to copy and paste the text of the book into another computer file, instead of retyping by hand. These are just a few of the features and conveniences of having a book in electronic format. I will send this item by postal mail. 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The Full Warren Commission Report-Complete 26 Volumes-John F Kennedy-JFK-Doc DVD
You are about to purchase the complete 26 Volume Warren Commission Report collection in PDF eBook format, on DVD disk. These are very high-quality scans of the original books, and each PDF is fully searchable! Very helpful when there is nearly 20,000 pages of information in totality. Not sure what an “eBook” is? See a thorough description at the end of this page. The President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, commonly known as the Warren Commission, was created by President Lyndon Johnson and chaired by Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate President Kennedy’s assassination. The Commission presented their findings in a report to President Johnson on September 24, 1964. The Commission also released 26 hearing volumes on November 23, 1964 comprised of testimonies from 550 witnesses and evidence. This DVD contains the original report, and all 26 hearing volumes. This DVD contains: Warren Commission Report—Full ReportPresident Lyndon B. Johnson, by Executive Order No. 11130 dated November 29, 1963, created this Commission to investigate the assassination on November 22, 1963, of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. The President directed the Commission to evaluate all the facts and circumstances surrounding the assassination and the subsequent killing of the alleged assassin and to report its findings and conclusions to him. Warren Commission HearingsContains testimony of the following witnesses: James Herbert Martin, who acted for a brief period as the business manager of Mrs. Marina Oswald; Mark Lane, a New York attorney; William Robert Greer, who was driving the President’s car at the time of the assassination; and others. Volume I PDF (33.3 MB, 524 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Mrs. Marina Oswald, the widow of Lee Harvey Oswald; Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, Oswald’s mother; Robert Edward Lee Oswald, Oswald’s brother; and James Herbert Martin, who acted for a brief period as Mrs. Marina Oswald’s business manager. Volume II PDF (36.9 MB, 536 pp.) Volume III PDF (31.3 MB, 532 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Ruth Hyde Paine, an acquaintance of Lee Harvey Oswald and his wife; Howard Leslie Brennan, who was present at the assassination scene; Bonnie Ray Williams, Harold Norman, James Jarman, Jr., and others. Volume IV PDF (32.5 MB, 492 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Sebastian F. Latona, a fingerprint expert with the Federal Bureau of Investigation;Arthur Mandella, a fingerprint expert with the New York City Police Department; Winston G. Lawson, a Secret Service agent who worked on advance preparations for the President’s trip to Dallas; Alwyn Cole, a questioned document examiner with the Treasury Department ; and John W. Fain, John Lester Quigley, and James Patrick Hosty, Jr., agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who interviewed Oswald, or people connected with him, at various times during the period between Oswald’s return from Russia in 1962 and the assassination; and others. Volume V PDF (44.9 MB, 640 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Alan H. Belmont, assistant to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Jack Revill and V. J. Brian of the Dallas police, who testified concerning conversations Revill had with James Patrick Hosty, Jr., a special agent of the FBI; Robert A. Frazier, a firearms expert with the FBI ; Drs. Alfred Olivier, Arthur Dziemian and Frederick W. Light, Jr., wound ballistics experts with the U.S. Army laboratories at Edgewood Arsenal, Md.; J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; and others. Volume VI PDF (30.0 MB, 488 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Drs. Charles J. Carrico, Malcolm Oliver Perry, William Kemp Clark, Robert Nelson McClelland, Charles Rufus Baxter, Marion Thomas Jenkins, Ronald Coy Jones, Don Teel Curtis, Fouad A. Bashour, Gene Coleman Akin, Paul Conrad Peters, Adolph Hartung Giesecke, Jr., Jackie Hansen Hunt, Kenneth Everett Salyer, and Martin G. White, who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital; and others. Volume VII PDF (35.7 MB, 612 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Drs. Charles J. Carrico, Malcolm Oliver Perry, William Kemp Clark, Robert Nelson McClelland, Charles Rufus Baxter, Marion Thomas Jenkins, Ronald Coy Jones, Don Teel Curtis, Fouad A. Bashour; and others. Volume VIII PDF (31.4 MB, 488 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Edward Voebel, William E. Wulf, Bennierita Smith, Frederick S. O’Sullivan, Mildred Sawyer, Anne Boudreaux, Viola Peterman, Myrtle Evans, Julian Evans, Philip Eugene Vinson, and Hiram Conway, who were associated with Lee Harvey Oswald in his youth; Lillian Murret, Marilyn Dorothea Murret, Charles Murret, John M. Murret, and Edward John Pic, Jr., who were related to Oswald; and others. Volume IX PDF (31.3 MB, 490 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Paul M. Raigorodsky, Natalie Ray, Thomas M. Ray, Samuel B. Ballen, Lydia Dymitruk, Gary E. Taylor, Ilya A. Mamantov, Dorothy Gravitis, Paul Roderick Gregory, Helen Leslie, George S. De Mohrenschildt, Jeanne De Mohrenschildt and Ruth Hyde Paine, all of whom became acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald and/or his wife after their return to Texas in 1962 ; and others. Volume X PDF (28.3 MB, 444 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Everett D. Glover, who became acquainted with Lee Harvey Oswald following his return to Texas in 1962; Carlos Bringuier, Francis L. Martello, Charles Hall Steele, Jr., Charles Hall Steele, Sr., Philip Geraci III, Vance Blalock, Vincent T. Lee, Arnold Samuel Johnson, James J. Tormey, Farrell Dobbs, and John J. Abt, who testified concerning Oswald’s political activities and associations; and others. Volume XI PDF (32.7 MB, 500 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: John Edward Pic, Lee Harvey Oswald’s halfbrother; Edward John Pic, Jr., John Edward Pic’s father; Kerry Wendell Thornley, a Marine Corps acquaintance of Oswald George B. Church, Jr., Mrs. George B. Church, Jr., and Billy Joe Lord, who were on the boat Oswald took when he left the United States for Russia; and others. Volume XII PDF (29.6 MB, 468 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Dallas law enforcement officers who were responsible for planning and executing the transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald from the Dallas City Jail to the Dallas County Jail; and Don Ray Archer, Barnard S. Clardy, and Patrick Trevore Dean, who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack L. Ruby; and others. Volume XIII PDF (32.0 MB, 524 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: L. C. Graves, James Robert Leavelle, L. D. Montgomery. Thomas Donald McMillon, and Forrest V. Sorrels, who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack L. Ruby; Dr. Fred A. Bieberdorf, Frances Cason, Michael Hardin, and C. E. Hulse, who testified concerning the time at which Lee Harvey Oswald was shot; and others. Volume XIV PDF (41.3 MB, 672 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Curtis LaVerne Crafard, Wilbyrn Waldon (Robert) Litchfield II, Robert Carl Patterson, Alice Reaves Nichols, Ralph Paul, George Senator, Nancy Perrin Rich, Breck Wall (Billy Ray Wilson), Joseph Alexander Peterson, Harry N. Olsen, and Kay Helen Olsen, all of whom were friends, acquaintances, employees, or business associates of Jack L. Ruby; Earl Ruby and Sam Ruby, two of Ruby’s brothers, and Mrs. Eva Grant, one of his sisters; Jack L. Ruby; Dr. William Robert Beavers, a psychiatrist who examined Ruby; and Bell P. Herndon, an FBI polygraph expert who administered a polygraph test to Ruby. Volume XV PDF (57.3 MB, 844 pp.) Contains testimony of the following witnesses: Hyman Rubenstein, a brother of Jack L. Ruby; Glen D. King, administrative assistant to the chief of the Dallas police; C. Ray Hall, an FBI agent who interviewed Ruby; Charles Batchelor, assistant chief of the Dallas police; Jesse E. Curry, chief of the Dallas police; M. W. Stevenson, deputy chief of the Dallas police; and others. Also includes an index to Volumes I – XV. Volumes XVI—XXVI These volumes contain reproductions of exhibits received into evidence by the Commission. The exhibits received in connection with testimony before the Commission are printed first, arranged in numerical order from 1 to 1053. Next are printed exhibits received in connection with depositions or affidavits, arranged alphabetically by name of witness, and then numerically— e.g., Adams Exhibits Nos. 1-, Baker Exhibits Nos. 1-22. Finally are printed other materials relied upon by the Commission, consisting principally of investigative reports by law enforcement agencies, arranged in numerical order beginning with 1054. Each volume begins with a table of contents—a descriptive listing of the exhibits in the volume and the page or pages on which each exhibit is printed. The numbering of the exhibits received in testimony before the Commission is not completely consecutive; the unused numbers are noted in the table of contents. Also, various systems of designation were used in connection with deposition and affidavit exhibits, so that the designation of some of these exhibits begins either with a letter or a number higher than 1—e.g., Jones Exhibits A-C, Smith Exhibits Nos. 5000-5006. Almost all of the reproductions contained in the exhibit volumes consist of photographs of the exhibits. The legibility of many documentary exhibits is poor, because some exhibits were copies rather than originals and many others were discolored when tested for fingerprints. In some cases where legibility was particularly bad, the contents of the document have been typed out, and reproduced together with a miniature photograph of the exhibit. A few exhibits of negligible relevance were not reproduced because of their length or for reasons of taste. The omissions are described in the tables of contents. In a very small number of cases, names, dates, or numbers have been deleted from exhibits for security reasons or for the protection of named individuals. Volume XVI PDF (56.9 MB, 1024 pp.) Exhibits 1 to 391 Volume XVII PDF (47.4 MB, 936 pp.) Exhibits 329 to 884 Volume XVIII PDF (87.8 MB, 960 pp.) Exhibits 885 to 1053 Volume XIX PDF (44.4 MB, 800 pp.) Exhibits Allen to Fuqua Volume XX PDF (48.1 MB, 828 pp.) Exhibits Gallagher to Oliver Volume XXI PDF (48.4 MB, 816 pp.) Exhibits Paine to Yarborough Volume XXII PDF (53.9 MB, 972 pp.) Exhibits 1054 to 1512 Volume XXIII PDF (54.5 MB, 984 pp.) Exhibits 1513 to 1975 Volume XXIV PDF (48.3 MB, 940 pp.) Exhibits 1976 to 2189 Volume XXV PDF (51.0 MB, 968 pp.) Exhibits 2190 to 2651 Volume XXVI PDF (52.4 MB, 980 pp.) Exhibits 2652 to 3154 If you do a search on eBay for the hardbound books of this 23-volume set, you’ll find they are few and far between. If you do manage to find someone who is selling the entire collection in good condition, you’ll have to pay upwards of $1200 to $1500 and maybe as much as $2500 to own them. 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67 BOOKS – West Virginia History & Genealogy WV – Family Ancestry County – DVD
West Virginia State Book Collection on DVD The Ultimate Collection of 67 Books This is the most complete collection on DVD for the best price on eBay. This item is delivered on a fully interactive DVD ROM readable on all computers. The files are in PDF format to view, copy or print them easily. They are fully searchable. All our DVDs are professionally produced, designed and packaged. This DVD contains 67 interesting books about the History and Genealogy of the State of West Virginia. You will discover information on many topics such as civil war, education, agriculture, natural resources and military operations as well as many illustrations of specific events, settings and portraits of honorable people and much more! This outstanding book collection serves as an excellent resource for anyone interested in history and genealogy! Contents: A history of Lewis County, West Virginia (1920) – Smith, E. C. – 427 pages Civil war in West Virginia (1921) – Lane, W. D. – 128 pages History of the early settlement and Indian wars of Western Virginia : embracing an account of the various expeditions in the West, previous to 1795 ; also, biographical sketches (1851) – De Hass, W. – 405 pages The history of education in West Virginia (1907) – n.a. – 354 pages Year book, Society of Sons of the Revolution in the state of West Virginia (1894) – n.a. – 70 pages A catechism on vocational education in West Virginia under the the Smith-Hughes law (1921) – Marsh, J. F. – 46 pages A correct history of the John Brown invasion at Harper’s Ferry, West Va., Oct. 17, 1859 (1905) – Zittle, J. H. – 259 pages A history and record of the Protestant Episcopal church in the diocese of West Virginia : and, before the formation of the diocese in 1878, in the territory now known as the state of West Virginia (1902) – Peterkin, G. W. – 856 pages A history of Pendleton County, West Virginia (1910) – Morton, O. F. – 540 pages A History of Preston County, West Virginia (1914) – Morton, O. F. – 885 pages A history of Randolph County, West Virginia, from its earliest exploration and settlement to the present time (1916) – Bosworth, A. S. – 448 pages A history of Seventh day Baptists in West Virginia including the Woodbridgetown and Salemville churches in Pennsylvania and the Shrewsbury church in New Jersey (1905) – Randolph, C. F. – 504 pages A manual containing the graded course of study for the elementary schools of West Virginia (1914) – n.a. – 236 pages Agricultural production in West Virginia (1914) – Johnson, O. M. – 68 pages Aler’s history of Martinsburg and Berkeley County, West Virginia (1888) – Aler, F. V. – 438 pages Alumni record, West Virginia University (1917) – n.a. – 124 pages An inside view of the formation of the state of West Virginia (1901) – Willey, W. P. – 290 pages Autobiography of Dr. Thomas H. Barton, the self-made physician of Syracuse, Ohio : including a history of the Fourth Regt. West Va. Vol. Inf’y, with an account of Col. Lightburn’s retreat down the Kanawha Valley, Gen. Grant’s Vicksburg and Chattanooga campaigns, together with the several battles in which the Fourth Regiment was engaged, and its losses by disease, desertion and in battle (1890) – Barton, T. H. – 358 pages Birds of West Virginia (1888) – Doan, W. D. – 88 pages Constitution of West Virginia (1861) – n.a. – 32 pages Dyer’s index to land grants in West Virginia Vol.1 (1896) – Dyer, M. H. – 939 pages Dyer’s index to land grants in West Virginia Vol.2 (1896) – Dyer, M. H. – 943 pages Flora of West Virginia (1892) – Millspaugh, C. F. – 537 pages Genealogical and personal history of the upper Monongahela valley, West Virginia Vol.2 (1912) – Butcher, B. L. – 632 pages Genealogical and personal history of the upper Monongahela valley, West Virginia Vol.3 (1912) – Butcher, B. L. – 620 pages Historic homes of the South-West Mountains, Virginia (1899) – Mead, E. C. – 275 pages History and progress of the county of Marion, West Virginia, from its earliest settlement by the whites, down to the present, together with biographical sketches of its most prominent citizens (1880) – Dunnington, G. A. – 319 pages History of Hampshire County, West Virginia, from its earliest settlement to the present (1897) – Maxwell, H. – 744 pages History of Harrison County, West Virginia : from the early days of Northwestern Virginia to the present (1910) – Haymond, H. – 483 pages History of Keyser, West Virginia (1974) – Wolfe, W. W. – 63 pages History of Summers County from the earliest settlement to the present time (1908) – Miller, J. H. – 1050 pages History of the Fifth West Virginia Cavalry, formerly the Second Virginia Infantry, and of Battery G, First West Va. Light Artillery (1890) – Reader, F. S. – 304 pages History of the Second regiment West Virginia cavalry volunteers, during the war of the rebellion (1892) – Sutton, J. J. – 262 pages History of the Twelfth West Virginia Volunteer Infantry : the part it took in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 (1900) – Hewitt, W. – 226 pages History of Tucker County, West Virginia, from the earliest explorations and settlements to the present time (1884) – Maxwell, H. – 574 pages History of West Virginia in two parts (1889) – Lewis, V. A. – 744 pages History of West Virginia, old and new Vol.1 (1923) – Callahan, J. M. – 764 pages History of West Virginia, old and new Vol.2 (1923) – Callahan, J. M. – 1172 pages History of West Virginia, old and new Vol.3 (Date) – Callahan, J. M. – 1238 pages History of Wetzel County, West Virginia (1901) – McEldowney, J. – 256 pages Index, marriage records, Harrison Co. Va. (W. Va.) 1784-1850 (1900) – Nicholson, S. D. – 83 pages Marion County in the making (1917) – Newman, D. L. – 362 pages Military operations in Jefferson County, Virginia (and West Va.) 1861-1865 (1911) – n.a. – 43 pages Monument to, and history of the Mingo Indians; facts and traditions about this tribe, their wars, chiefs, camps, villages and trails. Monument dedicated to their memory near the village of Mingo, in Tygarts River Valley of West Virginia (1921) – Cobb, W. H. – 32 pages Myers’ history of West Virginia Vol.1 (1915) – Myers, S. – 560 pages Myers’ history of West Virginia Vol.2 (1915) – Myers, S. – 488 pages Organization and the execution of the Selective service act in the state of West Virginia (1920) – n.a. – 1029 pages Resources of West Virginia (1876) – Maury, M. F. – 430 pages Revised list of deceased soldiers, World War, January l, 1922. West Virginia (1922) – n.a. – 50 pages The Brand family on Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia) (1922) – Brand, F. M. – 426 pages The flying, gray-haired Yank (1888) – Egan, M. – 414 pages The history of Upshur county, West Virginia, from its earliest exploration and settlement to the present time (1907) – Cutright, W. B. – 607 pages The Monticola (1904) – n.a. – 238 pages The Monticola 1901 (1901) – n.a. – 179 pages The slaughter of the Pfost-Greene family of Jackson county, W.Va. A history of the tragedy (1898) – Morrison, O. J. – 96 pages The welfare of children in bituminous coal mining communities in West Virginia (1923) – McGill, N, P. – 77 pages West Virginia : its farms and forests, mines and oilwells ; with a glimpse of its scenery, a photograph of its population, and an exhibit of its industrial statistics (1865) – Dodge, J. R. – 276 pages West Virginia : its history, natural resources, industrial enterprises, and institutions (1904) – Lewis, V. A. – 390 pages West Virginia and its people Vol.2 (1913) – Miller, T. C. – 640 pages West Virginia Conference Seminary Catalog: 1896-1897 (1896) – n.a. – 47 pages West Virginia lyrics (1902) – Gittings, J. G. – 39 pages West Virginia pastures (1922) – Cook, I. S. – 23 pages West Virginia state gazetteer and business directory 1882-3 (1882) – n.a. – 505 pages West Virginia state gazetteer and business directory 1891-92 (1892) – n.a. – 615 pages West Virginia state gazetteer and business directory 1900-1901 (1900) – n.a. – 869 pages West Virginia trees (1920) – Brooks, A. B. – 242 pages White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county, West Virginia (1881) – n.a. – 31 pages Here are a few images from the collection: Attention eBay Staff: The books on this media were copyrighted prior to January 1, 1923 and/or are Government publications which are free of copyright restrictions. This media resides within the Public Domain as defined by the United States Copyright Office. This ad complies with all eBay rules and regulations.
67 BOOKS – West Virginia History & Genealogy WV – Family Ancestry County – DVD
West Virginia State Book Collection on DVD The Ultimate Collection of 67 Books This is the most complete collection on DVD for the best price on eBay. This item is delivered on a fully interactive DVD ROM readable on all computers. The files are in PDF format to view, copy or print them easily. They are fully searchable. All our DVDs are professionally produced, designed and packaged. This DVD contains 67 interesting books about the History and Genealogy of the State of West Virginia. You will discover information on many topics such as civil war, education, agriculture, natural resources and military operations as well as many illustrations of specific events, settings and portraits of honorable people and much more! This outstanding book collection serves as an excellent resource for anyone interested in history and genealogy! Contents: A history of Lewis County, West Virginia (1920) – Smith, E. C. – 427 pages Civil war in West Virginia (1921) – Lane, W. D. – 128 pages History of the early settlement and Indian wars of Western Virginia : embracing an account of the various expeditions in the West, previous to 1795 ; also, biographical sketches (1851) – De Hass, W. – 405 pages The history of education in West Virginia (1907) – n.a. – 354 pages Year book, Society of Sons of the Revolution in the state of West Virginia (1894) – n.a. – 70 pages A catechism on vocational education in West Virginia under the the Smith-Hughes law (1921) – Marsh, J. F. – 46 pages A correct history of the John Brown invasion at Harper’s Ferry, West Va., Oct. 17, 1859 (1905) – Zittle, J. H. – 259 pages A history and record of the Protestant Episcopal church in the diocese of West Virginia : and, before the formation of the diocese in 1878, in the territory now known as the state of West Virginia (1902) – Peterkin, G. W. – 856 pages A history of Pendleton County, West Virginia (1910) – Morton, O. F. – 540 pages A History of Preston County, West Virginia (1914) – Morton, O. F. – 885 pages A history of Randolph County, West Virginia, from its earliest exploration and settlement to the present time (1916) – Bosworth, A. S. – 448 pages A history of Seventh day Baptists in West Virginia including the Woodbridgetown and Salemville churches in Pennsylvania and the Shrewsbury church in New Jersey (1905) – Randolph, C. F. – 504 pages A manual containing the graded course of study for the elementary schools of West Virginia (1914) – n.a. – 236 pages Agricultural production in West Virginia (1914) – Johnson, O. M. – 68 pages Aler’s history of Martinsburg and Berkeley County, West Virginia (1888) – Aler, F. V. – 438 pages Alumni record, West Virginia University (1917) – n.a. – 124 pages An inside view of the formation of the state of West Virginia (1901) – Willey, W. P. – 290 pages Autobiography of Dr. Thomas H. Barton, the self-made physician of Syracuse, Ohio : including a history of the Fourth Regt. West Va. Vol. Inf’y, with an account of Col. Lightburn’s retreat down the Kanawha Valley, Gen. Grant’s Vicksburg and Chattanooga campaigns, together with the several battles in which the Fourth Regiment was engaged, and its losses by disease, desertion and in battle (1890) – Barton, T. H. – 358 pages Birds of West Virginia (1888) – Doan, W. D. – 88 pages Constitution of West Virginia (1861) – n.a. – 32 pages Dyer’s index to land grants in West Virginia Vol.1 (1896) – Dyer, M. H. – 939 pages Dyer’s index to land grants in West Virginia Vol.2 (1896) – Dyer, M. H. – 943 pages Flora of West Virginia (1892) – Millspaugh, C. F. – 537 pages Genealogical and personal history of the upper Monongahela valley, West Virginia Vol.2 (1912) – Butcher, B. L. – 632 pages Genealogical and personal history of the upper Monongahela valley, West Virginia Vol.3 (1912) – Butcher, B. L. – 620 pages Historic homes of the South-West Mountains, Virginia (1899) – Mead, E. C. – 275 pages History and progress of the county of Marion, West Virginia, from its earliest settlement by the whites, down to the present, together with biographical sketches of its most prominent citizens (1880) – Dunnington, G. A. – 319 pages History of Hampshire County, West Virginia, from its earliest settlement to the present (1897) – Maxwell, H. – 744 pages History of Harrison County, West Virginia : from the early days of Northwestern Virginia to the present (1910) – Haymond, H. – 483 pages History of Keyser, West Virginia (1974) – Wolfe, W. W. – 63 pages History of Summers County from the earliest settlement to the present time (1908) – Miller, J. H. – 1050 pages History of the Fifth West Virginia Cavalry, formerly the Second Virginia Infantry, and of Battery G, First West Va. Light Artillery (1890) – Reader, F. S. – 304 pages History of the Second regiment West Virginia cavalry volunteers, during the war of the rebellion (1892) – Sutton, J. J. – 262 pages History of the Twelfth West Virginia Volunteer Infantry : the part it took in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 (1900) – Hewitt, W. – 226 pages History of Tucker County, West Virginia, from the earliest explorations and settlements to the present time (1884) – Maxwell, H. – 574 pages History of West Virginia in two parts (1889) – Lewis, V. A. – 744 pages History of West Virginia, old and new Vol.1 (1923) – Callahan, J. M. – 764 pages History of West Virginia, old and new Vol.2 (1923) – Callahan, J. M. – 1172 pages History of West Virginia, old and new Vol.3 (Date) – Callahan, J. M. – 1238 pages History of Wetzel County, West Virginia (1901) – McEldowney, J. – 256 pages Index, marriage records, Harrison Co. Va. (W. Va.) 1784-1850 (1900) – Nicholson, S. D. – 83 pages Marion County in the making (1917) – Newman, D. L. – 362 pages Military operations in Jefferson County, Virginia (and West Va.) 1861-1865 (1911) – n.a. – 43 pages Monument to, and history of the Mingo Indians; facts and traditions about this tribe, their wars, chiefs, camps, villages and trails. Monument dedicated to their memory near the village of Mingo, in Tygarts River Valley of West Virginia (1921) – Cobb, W. H. – 32 pages Myers’ history of West Virginia Vol.1 (1915) – Myers, S. – 560 pages Myers’ history of West Virginia Vol.2 (1915) – Myers, S. – 488 pages Organization and the execution of the Selective service act in the state of West Virginia (1920) – n.a. – 1029 pages Resources of West Virginia (1876) – Maury, M. F. – 430 pages Revised list of deceased soldiers, World War, January l, 1922. West Virginia (1922) – n.a. – 50 pages The Brand family on Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia) (1922) – Brand, F. M. – 426 pages The flying, gray-haired Yank (1888) – Egan, M. – 414 pages The history of Upshur county, West Virginia, from its earliest exploration and settlement to the present time (1907) – Cutright, W. B. – 607 pages The Monticola (1904) – n.a. – 238 pages The Monticola 1901 (1901) – n.a. – 179 pages The slaughter of the Pfost-Greene family of Jackson county, W.Va. A history of the tragedy (1898) – Morrison, O. J. – 96 pages The welfare of children in bituminous coal mining communities in West Virginia (1923) – McGill, N, P. – 77 pages West Virginia : its farms and forests, mines and oilwells ; with a glimpse of its scenery, a photograph of its population, and an exhibit of its industrial statistics (1865) – Dodge, J. R. – 276 pages West Virginia : its history, natural resources, industrial enterprises, and institutions (1904) – Lewis, V. A. – 390 pages West Virginia and its people Vol.2 (1913) – Miller, T. C. – 640 pages West Virginia Conference Seminary Catalog: 1896-1897 (1896) – n.a. – 47 pages West Virginia lyrics (1902) – Gittings, J. G. – 39 pages West Virginia pastures (1922) – Cook, I. S. – 23 pages West Virginia state gazetteer and business directory 1882-3 (1882) – n.a. – 505 pages West Virginia state gazetteer and business directory 1891-92 (1892) – n.a. – 615 pages West Virginia state gazetteer and business directory 1900-1901 (1900) – n.a. – 869 pages West Virginia trees (1920) – Brooks, A. B. – 242 pages White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county, West Virginia (1881) – n.a. – 31 pages Here are a few images from the collection: Attention eBay Staff: The books on this media were copyrighted prior to January 1, 1923 and/or are Government publications which are free of copyright restrictions. This media resides within the Public Domain as defined by the United States Copyright Office. This ad complies with all eBay rules and regulations.
Rare from 1875, 9th Edition, ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA 25 volume Set on DVD in PDF
9th brit NEW OFFER!!!!!!: While our standard delivery is still via a CD or DVD, we recognize not all of you have a computer with a CD/DVD drive. We offer delivery on a USB flash drive for this, and all of our disks, when you add USB Flash Drive Delivery from our ebay shop. NOTICE: If you don’t see our listing for our USB flash drive delivery in our store at this link, that simply means we are currently waiting on more to arrive and can only offer CDs and DVDs at this time! Check back soon! Encyclopedia Britannica 9th Edition DVD Rom The classic 9th Edition Encyclopedia Backed by one of the most experienced sellers on Ebay! The complete 25 Volume set of the 9th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica on DVD ROM. Originally published from 1875 to 1889, the 9th edition is often referred to as a high point of scholarship, or the scholar edition. It has been critically acclaimed as the most scholarly edition of Britannica. Print volumes are increasingly difficult to find, get it here on DVD and keep it forever! (We also have the 11th Edition of Britannica on DVD. Check out our other items) Britannica is the oldest English language encyclopedia that is still in print. Originally published starting in 1768 in Edinburgh, it quickly grew in popularity and size. The 3rd edition in 1801 reached 20 volumes. The rising stature of Britannica helped recruit eminent scholars as contributors. The 9th edition is regarded as a landmark encyclopedia for scholarship and literary style. This DVD ROM disk contains the entire 24 Volumes, plus 1 index Volume, all in pdf format, about 22,000 pages total! Stick it on your laptop, and have plenty of leisurely reading to do on your next plane ride! You will need Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to read the files on this disk, available for free online or is already on your machine. Note: This is a DVD-ROM disc, not a CD! There is simply too much information here to put on a CD. There’s almost 4 GIGABYTES (that’s 4,000 megabytes) of data here. Twenty Two Thousand pages of this historic text in pdf format. Great for: History buffs Academic scholars Literature fans Educators This encyclopedia was first published over 125 years ago. Print volumes are increasingly difficult to find. And if you were to find one, expect to pay! And then, do you really want to flip through the pages of a collector’s encyclopedia and lower its value? With this DVD rom disk, you can pop it in your laptop on a plane and read along as much as you like. With 22,000 pages, I doubt you’ll ever get to it all! But, for those individuals looking to do research on the ideas and beliefs of the 19th century, there is no better source than the 9th edition of the encyclopedia Britannica! I know this goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway. To play DVD’s, you need a DVD-ROM drive in your computer. These DVD’s will not play in your CD-ROM drive. We are not responsible for your hardware problems if you purchase this disk without realizing you don’t have a DVD-ROM drive! Thank you for looking, and God Bless America. All books are in PDF format on a custom DVD delivered to your door. You can print out as many copies as you need on your home printer. You will need a free copy of Adobe Reader that you can download for free online. IMPORTANT NOTICE: I have to say it once again, this edition has each volume in its own PDF file, with each volume close to a thousand pages. It is not in some sort of software format like all the new versions of Brittanica. These are scanned pages combined into PDF files. The last volume is the index. It is a little pain in the butt to search through it and it can be a little difficult to read through all of it. But, you can do a “find” in Acrobat and search for key words in a specific volume, and it will find them. And finally, each volume is copy protected with our business name on it. Also, the files are rather large in size, so I recommend at least 500 MB of RAM on your machine, but I strongly recommend at least 1 GB of RAM. I recommend you move the files to your hard drive in order to read them, so keep all this in mind before you purchase. Note to eBay and other concerned parties: We are authorized to distribute the contents on this disk. This is disk is not limited or bootleg. The disk does not come in a retail box. ADV Plans owns the rights to the design, layout, and format of this disk. The underlying material is in the public domain. This listing complies with all eBay policies. Questions and Answers: Why should I buy from you? There are lots of places to buy this stuff on ebay. What makes you so special? What separates us from the rest is that we want you to be happy. If you’re happy, you’ll buy from us again and tell your friends. Getting one sale from you is great, but we want the next sale from you and the next one after that. 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Rare from 1875, 9th Edition, ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA 25 volume Set on DVD in PDF
9th brit NEW OFFER!!!!!!: While our standard delivery is still via a CD or DVD, we recognize not all of you have a computer with a CD/DVD drive. We offer delivery on a USB flash drive for this, and all of our disks, when you add USB Flash Drive Delivery from our ebay shop. NOTICE: If you don’t see our listing for our USB flash drive delivery in our store at this link, that simply means we are currently waiting on more to arrive and can only offer CDs and DVDs at this time! Check back soon! Encyclopedia Britannica 9th Edition DVD Rom The classic 9th Edition Encyclopedia Backed by one of the most experienced sellers on Ebay! The complete 25 Volume set of the 9th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica on DVD ROM. Originally published from 1875 to 1889, the 9th edition is often referred to as a high point of scholarship, or the scholar edition. It has been critically acclaimed as the most scholarly edition of Britannica. Print volumes are increasingly difficult to find, get it here on DVD and keep it forever! (We also have the 11th Edition of Britannica on DVD. Check out our other items) Britannica is the oldest English language encyclopedia that is still in print. Originally published starting in 1768 in Edinburgh, it quickly grew in popularity and size. The 3rd edition in 1801 reached 20 volumes. The rising stature of Britannica helped recruit eminent scholars as contributors. The 9th edition is regarded as a landmark encyclopedia for scholarship and literary style. This DVD ROM disk contains the entire 24 Volumes, plus 1 index Volume, all in pdf format, about 22,000 pages total! Stick it on your laptop, and have plenty of leisurely reading to do on your next plane ride! You will need Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to read the files on this disk, available for free online or is already on your machine. Note: This is a DVD-ROM disc, not a CD! There is simply too much information here to put on a CD. There’s almost 4 GIGABYTES (that’s 4,000 megabytes) of data here. Twenty Two Thousand pages of this historic text in pdf format. Great for: History buffs Academic scholars Literature fans Educators This encyclopedia was first published over 125 years ago. Print volumes are increasingly difficult to find. And if you were to find one, expect to pay! And then, do you really want to flip through the pages of a collector’s encyclopedia and lower its value? With this DVD rom disk, you can pop it in your laptop on a plane and read along as much as you like. With 22,000 pages, I doubt you’ll ever get to it all! But, for those individuals looking to do research on the ideas and beliefs of the 19th century, there is no better source than the 9th edition of the encyclopedia Britannica! I know this goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway. To play DVD’s, you need a DVD-ROM drive in your computer. These DVD’s will not play in your CD-ROM drive. We are not responsible for your hardware problems if you purchase this disk without realizing you don’t have a DVD-ROM drive! Thank you for looking, and God Bless America. All books are in PDF format on a custom DVD delivered to your door. You can print out as many copies as you need on your home printer. You will need a free copy of Adobe Reader that you can download for free online. IMPORTANT NOTICE: I have to say it once again, this edition has each volume in its own PDF file, with each volume close to a thousand pages. It is not in some sort of software format like all the new versions of Brittanica. These are scanned pages combined into PDF files. The last volume is the index. It is a little pain in the butt to search through it and it can be a little difficult to read through all of it. But, you can do a “find” in Acrobat and search for key words in a specific volume, and it will find them. And finally, each volume is copy protected with our business name on it. Also, the files are rather large in size, so I recommend at least 500 MB of RAM on your machine, but I strongly recommend at least 1 GB of RAM. I recommend you move the files to your hard drive in order to read them, so keep all this in mind before you purchase. Note to eBay and other concerned parties: We are authorized to distribute the contents on this disk. This is disk is not limited or bootleg. The disk does not come in a retail box. ADV Plans owns the rights to the design, layout, and format of this disk. The underlying material is in the public domain. This listing complies with all eBay policies. Questions and Answers: Why should I buy from you? There are lots of places to buy this stuff on ebay. What makes you so special? What separates us from the rest is that we want you to be happy. If you’re happy, you’ll buy from us again and tell your friends. Getting one sale from you is great, but we want the next sale from you and the next one after that. It isn’t worth a few bucks to us to have one unhappy customer. If you are unhappy, tell us and let us try to fix the problem. How many sellers will say that? Yeah, so, lots of people sell this on ebay. Are you saying the rest of them will rip me off? No, of course not. But, beware of what people sell on ebay. Many of the CD’s you see being sold here, are nothing more than a bunch of links to websites all over the place. Why would you want to buy a bunch of links from the internet on CD only to get the CD and go back on the internet for your information? Doesn’t make sense to us. All of our advertised books and plans are right there on the CD in PDF format that you can read with a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader that is freely available online. All of our software is right there on the disk. No links to dead web pages, no garbage junk, just the quality stuff you are looking for. Shipping and Payment information Pay through PayPal using: We are centrally located in America’s heartland in the great state of Tennessee! All items will be shipped out within 1 business day to your PayPal address. We will only ship to your PayPal verified address. Please view our shipping and sales tax rules on our shipping and payments tab above. All items are shipped by USPS first class mail. In an effort to keep our costs down, that are passed along as low prices to you, all of our disks are packaged and shipped in economic sleeves and mailers. All of our disks are labeled with a clean label and some graphics. The disks are made this way for speed and cost, which translates into lower cost for you. We focus our efforts on the quality of the material on the disk. We do not believe in charging you an extra 3 or 4 dollars like some companies out there just to throw in a 25 cent plastic case and slap a color label on an item. We believe you purchase for content, and ours is the best, although we still believe you will be pleased with the presentation. PLEASE READ ABOUT SHIPPING TIMES: The estimated delivery dates shown above are ebay’s estimates, not ours. Sometimes ebay’s dates are completely unrealistic. Every effort is made to get your item out the next day, but once it leaves us, we ask that you please understand that we do not guarantee delivery by any date, since the USPS does not give us a guarantee either. Below is our estimates on what to expect: USA CUSTOMERS: Most times, your package will arrive in about 1 week after we ship them depending on where you are at. However, lately the Post Office it seems has not been very cooperative with us and we’ve had a couple of customers wait a few days longer than that. If the item does not arrive, please email us directly and let us know, and we will make it right. NON-USA CUSTOMERS: Same deal above, except your packages typically have been taking about 2 weeks or so after we ship them. We’ve noticed that maybe 20% of overseas customers have been waiting as long as 4+ weeks for these shipments. The only explanation we can come up with is that it must be stuck in some container in some dock waiting on customs clearance. It happens, and for those 20% of customers, we apologize, but there is very little we can do about that. Your disk will arrive or we will replace it. Multiple items purchased by the same customer may or may not be shipped in the same package, at our discretion. We do not offer any additional discounts on multiple items other than the ones noted above. Feedback Policy: Please offer us a chance to fix any problems before leaving us negative feedback for any reason by emailing us first with your problem. The only thing we ask from our customers is that if they have a problem, that they give us a chance to fix the problem for them before they leave bad feedback. If negative feedback is left without any prior communication, we will assume you are no longer interested in communicating and working things out. If you run into issues and wish to speak with us, we ask that you please refrain from opening a request on ebay and email us directly by asking a question first, and give us a chance to answer you before you open a request! If you have any questions prior to bidding, please use contact the seller above and let us know. Thank you!!!!!! Copyright notice and disclaimer: We ARE THE AUTHOR OF THIS DISK. We have full rights to distribute this collection. Per eBay policy, we have ownership and rights to these disks and have full legal authorization to replicate the content at our discretion without any further permission. 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Rare from 1875, 9th Edition, ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA 25 volume Set on DVD in PDF
9th brit NEW OFFER!!!!!!: While our standard delivery is still via a CD or DVD, we recognize not all of you have a computer with a CD/DVD drive. We offer delivery on a USB flash drive for this, and all of our disks, when you add USB Flash Drive Delivery from our ebay shop. NOTICE: If you don’t see our listing for our USB flash drive delivery in our store at this link, that simply means we are currently waiting on more to arrive and can only offer CDs and DVDs at this time! Check back soon! Encyclopedia Britannica 9th Edition DVD Rom The classic 9th Edition Encyclopedia Backed by one of the most experienced sellers on Ebay! The complete 25 Volume set of the 9th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica on DVD ROM. Originally published from 1875 to 1889, the 9th edition is often referred to as a high point of scholarship, or the scholar edition. It has been critically acclaimed as the most scholarly edition of Britannica. Print volumes are increasingly difficult to find, get it here on DVD and keep it forever! (We also have the 11th Edition of Britannica on DVD. Check out our other items) Britannica is the oldest English language encyclopedia that is still in print. Originally published starting in 1768 in Edinburgh, it quickly grew in popularity and size. The 3rd edition in 1801 reached 20 volumes. The rising stature of Britannica helped recruit eminent scholars as contributors. The 9th edition is regarded as a landmark encyclopedia for scholarship and literary style. This DVD ROM disk contains the entire 24 Volumes, plus 1 index Volume, all in pdf format, about 22,000 pages total! Stick it on your laptop, and have plenty of leisurely reading to do on your next plane ride! You will need Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to read the files on this disk, available for free online or is already on your machine. Note: This is a DVD-ROM disc, not a CD! There is simply too much information here to put on a CD. There’s almost 4 GIGABYTES (that’s 4,000 megabytes) of data here. Twenty Two Thousand pages of this historic text in pdf format. Great for: History buffs Academic scholars Literature fans Educators This encyclopedia was first published over 125 years ago. Print volumes are increasingly difficult to find. And if you were to find one, expect to pay! And then, do you really want to flip through the pages of a collector’s encyclopedia and lower its value? With this DVD rom disk, you can pop it in your laptop on a plane and read along as much as you like. With 22,000 pages, I doubt you’ll ever get to it all! But, for those individuals looking to do research on the ideas and beliefs of the 19th century, there is no better source than the 9th edition of the encyclopedia Britannica! I know this goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway. To play DVD’s, you need a DVD-ROM drive in your computer. These DVD’s will not play in your CD-ROM drive. We are not responsible for your hardware problems if you purchase this disk without realizing you don’t have a DVD-ROM drive! Thank you for looking, and God Bless America. All books are in PDF format on a custom DVD delivered to your door. You can print out as many copies as you need on your home printer. You will need a free copy of Adobe Reader that you can download for free online. IMPORTANT NOTICE: I have to say it once again, this edition has each volume in its own PDF file, with each volume close to a thousand pages. It is not in some sort of software format like all the new versions of Brittanica. These are scanned pages combined into PDF files. The last volume is the index. It is a little pain in the butt to search through it and it can be a little difficult to read through all of it. But, you can do a “find” in Acrobat and search for key words in a specific volume, and it will find them. And finally, each volume is copy protected with our business name on it. Also, the files are rather large in size, so I recommend at least 500 MB of RAM on your machine, but I strongly recommend at least 1 GB of RAM. I recommend you move the files to your hard drive in order to read them, so keep all this in mind before you purchase. Note to eBay and other concerned parties: We are authorized to distribute the contents on this disk. This is disk is not limited or bootleg. The disk does not come in a retail box. ADV Plans owns the rights to the design, layout, and format of this disk. The underlying material is in the public domain. This listing complies with all eBay policies. Questions and Answers: Why should I buy from you? There are lots of places to buy this stuff on ebay. What makes you so special? What separates us from the rest is that we want you to be happy. If you’re happy, you’ll buy from us again and tell your friends. Getting one sale from you is great, but we want the next sale from you and the next one after that. It isn’t worth a few bucks to us to have one unhappy customer. If you are unhappy, tell us and let us try to fix the problem. How many sellers will say that? Yeah, so, lots of people sell this on ebay. Are you saying the rest of them will rip me off? No, of course not. But, beware of what people sell on ebay. Many of the CD’s you see being sold here, are nothing more than a bunch of links to websites all over the place. Why would you want to buy a bunch of links from the internet on CD only to get the CD and go back on the internet for your information? Doesn’t make sense to us. All of our advertised books and plans are right there on the CD in PDF format that you can read with a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader that is freely available online. All of our software is right there on the disk. No links to dead web pages, no garbage junk, just the quality stuff you are looking for. Shipping and Payment information Pay through PayPal using: We are centrally located in America’s heartland in the great state of Tennessee! All items will be shipped out within 1 business day to your PayPal address. We will only ship to your PayPal verified address. Please view our shipping and sales tax rules on our shipping and payments tab above. All items are shipped by USPS first class mail. In an effort to keep our costs down, that are passed along as low prices to you, all of our disks are packaged and shipped in economic sleeves and mailers. All of our disks are labeled with a clean label and some graphics. The disks are made this way for speed and cost, which translates into lower cost for you. We focus our efforts on the quality of the material on the disk. We do not believe in charging you an extra 3 or 4 dollars like some companies out there just to throw in a 25 cent plastic case and slap a color label on an item. We believe you purchase for content, and ours is the best, although we still believe you will be pleased with the presentation. PLEASE READ ABOUT SHIPPING TIMES: The estimated delivery dates shown above are ebay’s estimates, not ours. Sometimes ebay’s dates are completely unrealistic. Every effort is made to get your item out the next day, but once it leaves us, we ask that you please understand that we do not guarantee delivery by any date, since the USPS does not give us a guarantee either. Below is our estimates on what to expect: USA CUSTOMERS: Most times, your package will arrive in about 1 week after we ship them depending on where you are at. However, lately the Post Office it seems has not been very cooperative with us and we’ve had a couple of customers wait a few days longer than that. If the item does not arrive, please email us directly and let us know, and we will make it right. NON-USA CUSTOMERS: Same deal above, except your packages typically have been taking about 2 weeks or so after we ship them. We’ve noticed that maybe 20% of overseas customers have been waiting as long as 4+ weeks for these shipments. The only explanation we can come up with is that it must be stuck in some container in some dock waiting on customs clearance. It happens, and for those 20% of customers, we apologize, but there is very little we can do about that. Your disk will arrive or we will replace it. Multiple items purchased by the same customer may or may not be shipped in the same package, at our discretion. We do not offer any additional discounts on multiple items other than the ones noted above. Feedback Policy: Please offer us a chance to fix any problems before leaving us negative feedback for any reason by emailing us first with your problem. The only thing we ask from our customers is that if they have a problem, that they give us a chance to fix the problem for them before they leave bad feedback. If negative feedback is left without any prior communication, we will assume you are no longer interested in communicating and working things out. If you run into issues and wish to speak with us, we ask that you please refrain from opening a request on ebay and email us directly by asking a question first, and give us a chance to answer you before you open a request! If you have any questions prior to bidding, please use contact the seller above and let us know. Thank you!!!!!! Copyright notice and disclaimer: We ARE THE AUTHOR OF THIS DISK. We have full rights to distribute this collection. Per eBay policy, we have ownership and rights to these disks and have full legal authorization to replicate the content at our discretion without any further permission. All of our disks and other media are copyrighted by ADVPlans, LLC, and redistribution without our consent is prohibited. We also believe that many takedown requests on eBay originate from competitors trying to gain an unfair advantage. Attention eBay Staff: The book or books on this media are free from copyright per the Copyright Act of 1976. This content of this media resides within the Public Domain as defined by the United States Copyright Office. This ad complies with all eBay rules and regulations. Verification is available upon request. All unique content is copyrighted by ADV Plans, LLC.
OLD BOOK from 1600s – History, Literature, Religion, Poetry, Education Etc
PRICE PER SINGLE BOOK. For the listed price you’re getting a single random book from 1600s period.All books are varying in size, weight etc. Average size of 6.5″ x 4 ” x 1.5″ Very good condition for the age. See other similar items
134 South Carolina State Books – Ultimate Collection on DVD – History Genealogy
(Newly Revised) South Carolina State Book Collection on DVD The Ultimate History & Genealogy Collection of 134 Books The South Carolina State book collection is a unique set of 134 historical books. Many illustrations of specific events and settings as well as portraits of honourable people can be found and explored. This library serves as an excellent resource for everyone interested in history and genealogy research. The documents are easily searchable and printable. All titles included on this DVD are listed below. . A brief notice of the death and character of Gov. Hamilton of South Carolina (1857) – Cruger, Lewis – 15 pages A brief sketch of the life and military services of Arthur P. Hayne, of Charleston, South Carolina (1852) – Hayne, Arthur Perronnea – 16 pages A chapter in the early history of South Carolina (1874) – Rivers, William J. (William James) – 110 pages A chapter of South Carolina constitutional history (1900) – Wallace, David Duncan – 8 pages A contribution to the history of the Huguenots of South Carolina (1887) – Thomas, T. Gaillard (Theodore Gaillard) publisher ; Porcher, Frederick A. (Frederick Adolphus); Dubose, Samuel – 176 pages A history of the progenitors and some South Carolina descendants of Colonel Ann Hawkes Hay, with collateral genealogies, A. D. 500-1908 (1908) – Colcock, Charles Jones – 202 pages A history of the University of South Carolina (1916) – Green, Edwin L. (Edwin Luther) – 475 pages A history of the upper country of South Carolina : from the earliest periods to the close of the War of Independence (1859) – Logan, John Henry – 521 pages A sketch of the Charleston Light Dragoons, from the earliest formation of the Corps (1888) – Wells, Edward Laight – 97 pages A sketch of the history of South Carolina to the close of the proprietary government by the revolution of 1719, with an appendix containing many valuable records hitherto unpublished (1856) – Rivers, William Jame – 470 pages A sketch of the town of Summerville, South Carolina (1910) – Walker, Legaré – 27 pages A summary of the descendants of William Dodgins, Sr. of Newberry Co., South Carolina (ca. 1740-1804) – Cox, Allen B. – 138 pages A voice from South Carolina (1879) – Leland, John A – 231 pages Abram Lincoln and South Carolina (1861) – Jerman, J. Wagner – 15 pages Aiken, South Carolina (1870) – Aiken, J. C. Derby – 80 pages An historical account of the Protestant Episcopal Church in South-Carolina, from the first settlement of the province, to the war of the revolution; with notices of the present state of the church in each parish: and some account of the early civil history of Carolina, never before published. To which are added; the laws relating to religious worship; the journals and rules of the convention of South-Carolina; the constitution and canons of the Protestant Episcopal church, and the course of ecclesiastical studies (1820) – Dalcho, Frederick – 616 pages An historical account of the rise and progress of the colonies of South Carolina and Georgia, Volume 1 (1779) – Hewatt, Alexander – 347 pages An historical account of the rise and progress of the colonies of South Carolina and Georgia, Volume 2 (1779) – Hewatt, Alexander – 329 pages Biographical sketch of Gov. B. R. Tillman of South Carolina (1894) – Haynes, Thornwell – 63 pages Charleston, the Place and the People (1906) – Harriott Horry Ravenel, St. Julien Ravenel – 528 pages Co. J, 4th South Carolina infantry at the first battle of Manassas (1912) – Breazeale, B. B. – 28 pages Collections of the South Carolina Historical Society (1857) – 307 pages Colonial and revolutionary history of upper South Carolina (1897) – Landrum, John Belton O’Neall – 366 pages Columbia, South Carolina (1906) – 22 pages Constitutional history of South Carolina from 1725 to 1775 (1899) – Wallace, David Duncan – 93 pages Documentary History of the American Revolution: Consisting of Letters and Papers relating to the Contest for Liberty (1855) – Robert Wilson Gibbes – 293 pages Documents Connected with the History of South Carolina (1856) – Plowden Charles Jennett Weston – 227 pages Documents relative to a proposed settlement of Jews in South Carolina in 1748 (1903) – 13pages Eulogium on Keating Lewis Simons (late commanding the 29th regt. of South-Carolina militia) (1819) – Crafts, William – 31 pages Experience and personal narrative of Uncle Tom Jones: who was for forty years a slave. Also the surprising adventures of Wild Tom, of the island retreat, a fugitive negro from South Carolina (1854) – Jones, Thomas H; Hildreth, Richard – 56 pages Genealogy of the Rumph family of South Carolina (1903) – Salley, A. S. (Alexander Samuel) – 10 pages Government of the colony of South Carolina (1921) – Edson Leone Whitney – 124 pages Historic houses of South Carolina (1921) – Leiding, Harriette Kershaw – 318 pages Historical collections of South Carolina; embracing many rare and valuable pamphlets, and other documents, relating to the history of that state from its first discovery to its independence, in the year 1776 Volume 1 (1836) – Carroll, Bartholomew Rivers – 533 pages Historical collections of South Carolina; embracing many rare and valuable pamphlets, and other documents, relating to the history of that state from its first discovery to its independence, in the year 1776 Volume 2 (1836) – Carroll, Bartholomew Rivers – 576 pages Historical sketch of the Huguenot congregations of South Carolina (1900) – Ravenel, Daniel; DeSaussure, Wilmot G. (Wilmot Gibbes) – 74 pages History and condition of the Catawba Indians of South Carolina (1896) – Scaife, Hazel Lewis – 24 pages History of Fairfield county, South Carolina (1902) – Ederington, William; Rosson, B. H. – 95 pages History of higher education in South Carolina (1889) – Meriwether, Colyer; McCrady, Edward – 247 pages History of South Carolina: from its first settlement in 1670 to the year 1808 Volume 1 (1858) – Ramsay, David – 275 pages History of South Carolina: from its first settlement in 1670 to the year 1808 Volume 2 (1858) – Ramsay, David – 307 pages History of South Carolina, Volume 3, edited by Yates Snowden, LL. D. (1920) – 272 pages History of the American Negro and his institutions – South Carolina, Volume 3 (1917) – Caldwell, Arthur Bunyan – 757 pages History of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of South Carolina, 1824-1924 (1864) – Hallman, Samuel T. – 318 pages History of the Fourth regiment of South Carolina volunteers, from the commencement of the war until Lee’s surrender (1892) – Reid, J. W. (Jesse Walton) – 143 pages History of the German settlements and of the Lutheran church in North and South Carolina, from the earliest period of the colonization of the Dutch, German and Swiss settlers to the close of the first half of the present century (1872) – Bernheim, Gotthardt Dellmann – 557 pages History of the Holy Communion Church Institute, of Charleston, South Carolina (1876) – Porter, Anthony Toomer – 90 pages History of the New England society of Charleston, South Carolina, for one hundred years, 1819-1919 (1920) – Way, William – 307 pages History of the old Cheraws: containing an account of the aborigines of the Pedee, the first white settlements, their subsequent progress, civil changes, the struggle of the revolution, and growth of the country afterward; extending from about A.D. 1730 to 1810, with notices of families and sketches of individuals (1867) – Gregg, Alexander – 546 pages History of the South Carolina college, from its incorporation, Dec. 19, 1801, to Nov. 25, 1857 (1859) – La Borde, Maximilian – 464 pages History, description and resources of Darlington County, state of South Carolina (1874) – 29 pages Journal of the Commissioners of the navy of South Carolina October 9, 1776-March 1, 1779, July 22, 1779-March 23, 1780; (1912) – 269 pages Journal of the Convention of the people of South Carolina (1862) – South Carolina. Convention (1860-1862); Jameson, D. F. (David Flavel), 1810-1864; Confederate States of America. Constitution; South Carolina. Constitution – 873 pages King’s Mountain and Its Heroes: History of the Battle of King’s Mountain, October 7th, 1780, and… (1881) – Lyman Copeland Draper, Anthony Allaire – 612 pages Lays of the Palmetto, a tribute to the South Carolina regiment, in the war with Mexico by William Gilmore Simms – (1848) – 44 pages Letters from Port Royal Written at the Time of the Civil War (1906) – Elizabeth Ware Pearson – 345 pages Lowndes of South Carolina : an historical and genealogical memoir (1876) – Chase, George B. (George Bigelow) – 81 pages Marriage notices in the South-Carolina gazette; and country journal (1765-1775) and in the Charlestown gazette (1778-1780) (1904) – A. S. Salley – 44 pages Marriage notices in the South-Carolina gazette and its successors (1732-1801) (1902) – Alexander S. Salley – 174 pages Men of mark in South Carolina; ideals of American life: a collection of biographies of leading men of the state, Volumes 1 – 3 by J. C. Hemphill – (1907) – 1349 pages Men of the time. Sketches of living notables. A biographical encyclopedia of contemporaneous South Carolina leaders (1902) – J. C. Garlington – 467 pages Minutes of the vestry of St. Helena’s parish, South Carolina, 1726-1812 (1919) – A.S. Salley – 296 pages Narratives of early Carolina, 1650-1708 (1911) – A. S. Salley – 388 pages Proceedings of the Tax-payers’ Convention of South Carolina (1871) – 127 pages Ramsay’s History of South Carolina: From Its First Settlement in 1670 to the year 1808 (1858) – David Ramsay – 307 pages Recollections of the Ball family of South Carolina and the Comingtee plantations (1909) – Anne Simons Deas – 195 pages Reconstruction in South Carolina, 1865-1877 (1905) – John Schreiner Reynolds – 522 pages Register of St. Philip’s parish Charles Town, South Carolina, 1720-1758 (1904) – St. Philip’s Church; Salley, A. S. – 355 pages Report of S. P. Hamilton, Yorktown centennial commissioner for the state of South Carolina (1881) – Hamilton, S. P. – 10 pages Report of the committee appointed by the General assembly of South Carolina in 1740 (1887) – 178 pages Roster and history of the Department of Georgia (states of Georgia and South Carolina) Grand army of the republic (1894) School history of South Carolina (1869) – Davidson, Jas. Wood – 288 pages School history of South Carolina (1893) – Chapman, John Abney – 268 pages Six generations of the Cantey family of South Carolina (1910) – Joseph S. Ames – 56 pages Sketches of South Carolina (1908) – Gustavus M. Middleton – 32 pages Slavery in South Carolina and the ex-slaves; or, The Port Royal mission (1862) – A.M. French – 312 pages Slavery in the province of South Carolina, 1670-1770 (1896) – McCrady, Edward – 43 pages South Carolina as a royal province, 1719-1776 (1903) – Smith, William Roy – 441 pages South Carolina bench and bar (1908) – Brooks, U. R. (Ulysses Robert) – 381 pages South Carolina. Her wrongs and the remedy (1874) – Lathers, Richard – 35 pages South Carolina women in the confederacy (July 1903) – United Daughters of the Confederacy. South Carolina Division; Taylor, Thomas, Mrs; Conner, Sallie Enders – 413 pages South Carolina, with special reference to Aiken and vicinity, as a desirable location for actual settlers – (1867) – 32 pages Spartanburg city and Spartanburg County, South Carolina, 1903 (1903) – 38 pages Stub entries to indents issued in payment of claims against South Carolina growing out of the Revolution (1910) – South Carolina. Treasury; South Carolina. Archives Dept; Salley, A. S.; Wates, Wylma Anne – 319 pages Tentative roster of the Third regiment, South Carolina volunteers, Confederate States provisional army (1908) – Salley, Alexander Samuel – 129 pages The Alstons and Allstons of North and South Carolina (1901) – Joseph A. Groves – 554 pages The annals and parish register of St. Thomas and St. Denis Parish, in South Carolina : from 1680 to 1884 (1884) – St. Thomas and St. Denis Parish (S.C.); Clute, Robert F. – 111 pages The Bethea family of Marion County, South Carolina – Sellers, W. W. – (1902) – 26 pages The burning of Columbia, S.C. : a review of northern assertions and southern facts (1866) – Trezevant, D. H. (Daniel Heyward) – 30 pages The Calhoun family of South Carolina (1906) – A.S. Salley – 42 pages The colonial history of the Heyward family of South Carolina, 1670-1770 (1907) – Heyward, James Barnwell – 38 pages The dwelling houses of Charleston, South Carolina (1917) – Smith, Alice R. Huger; Smith, D. E. Huger – 387 pages The early period of reconstruction in South Carolina (1905) – Hollis, John Porter – 129 pages The early Presbyterian immigration into South Carolina: a discourse delivered before the General Assembly in New Orleans, May 7th, 1858, by appointment of the Presbyterian Historical Society (1858) – Howe, George – 41 pages The early South Carolina newspapers ESCN database reports : a quick reference guide to local news and advertisements found in the early South Carolina newspapers (1732) – 262 pages The expansion of South Carolina, 1729-1765 (1940) – Meriwether, Robert Lee – 294 pages The French Protestant (Huguenot) Church in the city of Charleston, South Carolina (1898) – S.C. French Protestant Church – 23 pages The Genealogy of the Pendarvis-Bedon families of South Carolina, 1670-1900, together with lineal ancestry of husbands and wives who intermarried with them; also references to many associated southern families (1905) – James Barnwell Heyward, South Carolina Historical Society – Upper class families – 221 pages The history of a brigade of South Carolinians, known first as “Gregg’s” and subsequently as “McGowan’s brigade.” (1951) – Caldwell, J. F. J. (James Fitz James) – 248 pages The history of Main Street United Methodist Church, Greenwood, South Carolina (1992) – Mays, Harry R. – 224 pages The history of Methodism in South Carolina (1884) – Shipp, Albert M. (Albert Micajah) – 652 pages The history of Orangeburg County, South Carolina (1898) – Salley, Alexander Samuel; Giesssendanner, John Ulrick; Giessendanner, John – 572 pages The history of South Carolina (1918) – Simms, William Gilmore; Oliphant, Mary C. Simms (Mary Chevillette Simms) – 379 pages The history of South Carolina from its first European discovery to its erection into a republic by William G. Simms – (1860) – 437 pages The history of South Carolina in the revolution, 1775-1780 (1901) – McCrady, Edward – 899 pages The history of South Carolina in the revolution, 1780-1783 (1902) – McCrady, Edward – 787 pages The history of South Carolina under the proprietary government, 1670-1719 (1897) – McCrady, Edward – 762 pages The Indians of South Carolina (1920) – Edwin L. Green – 81 pages The Jews of South Carolina from the earliest settlement to the end of the American revolution (1904) – Hühner, Leon – 61 pages The Jews of South Carolina from the earliest times to the present day (1905) – Elzas, Barnett A. (Barnett Abraham) – 352 pages The Jews of South Carolina, a survey of the records at present existing in Charleston (1903) – Barnett A. Elzas – 9 pages The journal of Alexander Chesney : a South Carolina loyalist in the revolution and after (1921) – Chesney, Alexander; Jones, E. Alfred (Edward Alfred); Siebert, Wilbur Henry – 166 pages The life of Bishop Bowen of South Carolina (1859) – John N. Norton – 161 pages The making of South Carolina (1914) – White, Henry Alexander – 344 pages The mission of South Carolina to Virginia (1860) – Memminger, C. G. (Christopher Gustavus) – 34 pages The newspaper press of Charleston, S. C.: a chronological and biographical history, embracing a period of one hundred and forty years (1872) – King, William L – 192 pages The Nullification controversy in South Carolina (1916) – Boucher, Chauncey Samuel – 399 pages The parish church of St. Michael, in Charles Town, in the province of South Carolina. Founded 1752 by George Smith Holmes – (1887) – 47 pages The political record of Senator F. A. Sawyer and Congressman C. C. Bowen, of South Carolina (1869) – Mackey, Albert Gallatin; Mackey, T. 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(Thomas Jefferson), YA Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) DLC – 23 pages The Prostrate State: South Carolina Under Negro Government by James Shepherd Pike – South Carolina Politics and government – 1874 – 279 pages The romance of lower Carolina; historic, romantic and traditional incidents of the Colonial and revolutionary eras (1915) – Walker, Cornelius Irvine – 163 pages The siege of Savannah in December 1864, and the Confederate operations in Georgia and the third military district of South Carolina during General Sherman’s march from Atlanta to the sea (1874) – Jones, Charles Colcock – 184 pages The South Carolina handbook of the war (1917) – 92 pages The South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine (1900) Years 1912-1913 – 246 pages The South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine (1900) Years 1914-1915 – 206 pages The South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine (1900) Years 1917-1918 – 215 pages The South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine (1900) Years 1923 – 127 pages The World War honor roll of those South Carolinians, who entering the services from their state, died while serving in the Armed Forces of the United States (1921) – South Carolina. Office of the Adjutant General; McMaster, George H. (George Hunter) – 55 pages Twentieth century sketches of the South Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South by Watson B. Duncan – (1901) – 384 pages Two diaries from middle St. John’s, Berkeley, South Carolina, February-May, 1865 (1921) – Jervey, Susan Ravenel; Ravenel, Charlotte St. Julien; Henagan, Mary Rhodes Waring – 56 pages Warrants for lands in South Carolina, 1672-1711; Volume 3 (1910) – A.S. Salley – 264 pages Who’s who in South Carolina, a dictionary of contemporaries containing biographical notices of eminent men in South Carolina (1921) – Geddings Harry Crawford – 220 pages . Here are some sample illustrations taken from the collection: Product Information: This item is delivered on a fully interactive DVD ROM readable on all computers. The files are in PDF format to view, copy or print them easily. All our DVDs are professionally produced. Guarantee: We offer a 100% 60-Day Money Back Guarantee. 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