“Charity Signs for Herself” — Gender and the Withdrawal of Black Women from Field Labor, Alabama 1865-1876 by Carol Lemley Montgomery Ph.D.

by Ivy Marsh | Oct 22, 2022 | History, Self-publishing

“Charity Signs for Herself” — Gender and the Withdrawal of Black Women from Field Labor, Alabama 1865-1876 by Carol Lemley Montgomery Ph.D. About the Book: The withdrawal of black women from field labor in the postwar South is the historical question being...

Upon This Rock – White Rock Baptist Church’s Dynamic People and Their Influence in the Durham, North Carolina, Community, 1866-1932 by Joyce Blackwell, Ph.D.

by Ivy Marsh | Sep 27, 2022 | History, Self-publishing

Upon This Rock – White Rock Baptist Church’s Dynamic People and Their Influence in the Durham, North Carolina, Community, 1866-1932 by Joyce Blackwell, Ph.D. About the Book: Working from the premise that the story of White Rock Baptist Church has often...

ORAL HISTORY AND MY APPALACHIA by J. LEONARD GREER

by Ivy Marsh | Feb 7, 2021 | Autobiography/Memoir, History

Collaborative Strategies for Effective Counterinsurgency Operations in Nigeria Paperback by Emmanuel John Udenyi

by Ivy Marsh | Feb 7, 2021 | History, World Politics

Since the 1960s, Nigeria has experienced one form of insurgency or the other with dire consequences for national security, to the extent that the country is said to suffer from multipolar insurgencies one from the Atlantic and the other from the Lake Chad axis. The...

The O’Sullivans From Bantry Bay Volume II- Connecticut and Beyond by John M. O’Sullivan

by Ivy Marsh | Feb 7, 2021 | Autobiography/Memoir, History, Self-publishing

History – Satchel

by Ivy Marsh | Feb 11, 2016 | History

History – Satchel About the Book Joseph Campbell suggested that we would do well to study the mythology of the land where we live instead of limiting ourselves to Greek and Hebrew mythology. Drawing from her own land, Martha Chamberlain immerses and enlightens...