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1949 EDITION
United States — Continued
Discovery and exploration See America — Discovery and exploration Economic conditions
America & sons, unlimited 330.973
America marching on
American anniversary 325.73
And so they live 330.973
Children must learn 330.973 ' r Men and dust 613.6
Of this we are proud 330.973
Power behind the nation 330.973
Productivity — ^key to plenty 338
Three to be served 330.973
Valley town 331.13
Emigration iSee United States — Immigration and emigration
Executive See Presidents — United States Farm, credit administration Sign of dependable credit 332.3
Federal bureau of investigation Don't talk 351.74 The F.B.I. 351.74 Inside the Federal bureau of Investigation
351.74 On guard
Foreign population Answer for Anne Swedes In America 325.73
Foreign relations Monroe doctrine 327.73 Our Monroe doctrine 327.73
Forest service
Trees to tame the wind 634.9
Geological survey
Topographic mapping by photogrammetric methods
Oovernment
See United States — Politics and government
History Growth of America 973 Land of liberty 973 Territorial expansion of the United States
from 1783 to 1853 973 Territorial possessions of the United States
973 This heritage of ours United States 973 War came to America 973 Westward movement 973 Yankee Doodle goes to town 973
History — Colonial period Benjamin Franklin's Albany plan 973.2 Colonial children 973.2 Colonial expansion 973.2 Daniel Boone 921
Early settlers of New England 973.2 Eve of the Revolution 973.2 Give me liberty 973.2 Kentuckie rifle 973.2 Peter Stuyvesant 973.2 Pilgrims 973.2 Puritans 973.2
Seed of the Constitution 973.2 Vincennes 973.3
History — French and Indian war, nss-nes
Gateway to the West 973.2 Last of the Mohicans Wolfe and Montcalm 973.2
History — Revolution Boston tea party 973.3 Declaration of Independence (Yale) Drums along the Mohawk (Films) F Drums along the Mohawk (TFC) F Frontier woman 976.8
973.3
Lafayette, champion of liberty 921 Sons of liberty 973.3 Winning our Independence 973.3 Yorktown 973.3
History — 1788-1809 Alexander Hamilton 921 Boston tea party 973.3 Kentucky pioneers 976.9 Our bill of rights 342.73 Our constitution 342.73 Servant of the people 342.73 See also Louisiana purchase History — 1815-1861 Monroe doctrine 327.73 Our Monroe doctrine 327.73 Pony express (Kodascope) F
History — Civil war Blue and the gray 973.7 Dixie 973.7 Perfect tribute 921 Strange glory 973.7 Under southern stars 973.7
History — 1865-1898 Abilene town American empire Glory trail F
Johnson and reconstruction 973.8 Sons of the plains 978
History — 1898Mr President 973.9 1947, year of division Teddy the rough rider 921 Two decades of history 973.9 Wilson 921
History, Economic See United States — Economic conditions
Immigration and emigration Immigrration 325.73 Letter from America
Industries Our America Productivity— key to plenty 338
Insular possessions
Territorial possessions of the United States 973
See also names of Islands, as Guam, Hawaiian Islands, etc.
Library of Congress Inside the Library of Congress 027 Library of Congress 027
Marine corps Guadalcanal diary 940.542 Marine hymn 784 To the shores of Iwo Jima
Military academy. West Point Men of West Point 355 Sword soldiers
Ten gentlemen from West Point F United States military academy — West
Point 355 West Point West Point winners
Naval academy, Annapolis Annapolis Future admirals Navy champions U.S. naval academy United States naval academy— Annapolis
Naval air station, Pensacola, Florida Eyes of the Navy 629.13
Naval training station. Great Lakes, Illinois Touchdown tars
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