Explosion at Morgan

Explosion at MorganDescription by Randall Gabrielan Paperback While World War I raged in Europe, America scrambled to supply the Allies with ammunition, and several munitions plants were constructed near the Jersey Shore. The hastily built plants hummed with hardly a mishap until the fateful night of October 4, 1918, when a series of explosions killed one hundred people. Firemen and other volunteers were powerless to stop the destruction as it devastated the Morgan

When war came

This book is the second in a series about Ernest Hemingway after faking his death in 1961

Conscience moves from the gothic buildings of Princeton to the tenements of New York City

but told no one

Douglas MacArthur

dogged resistance

A team of saboteurs—including an expert on germ warfare

the Battle of Jutland seeing fourteen British ships sunk and the Battle of the Somme claiming 20

by Peter Stehman

keep the list growing: let this feminist gift serve as a reminder to speak out

and the context of the military campaigns

her family