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The rudimentary facts of the Beer Hall Putsch are well known. The myth and conjecture they have generated are now replaced by detailed evidence in Harold Gordon's history, a thorough analysis of the events leading up to the Putsch, the ideologies and people struggling for power in Bavaria in 1923, the Putsch itself, and its aftermath.Originally published in 1972.The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backlist of Princeton University Press. These editions preserve the original texts of these important books while presenting them in durable paperback and hardcover editions. The goal of the Princeton Legacy Library is to vastly increase access to the rich scholarly heritage found in the thousands of books published by Princeton University Press since its founding in 1905.

How would you feel if you could attend a Town Hall Meeting with the founders of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity? The seven founders are:Jewel Henry Arthur CallisJewel Charles Henry ChapmanJewel Eugene Kinckle JonesJewel George Biddle KelleyJewel Nathaniel Allison MurrayJewel Robert Harold OgleJewel Vertner Woodson TandyIn JEWELS: THE TOWN HALL MEETING, the Seven Jewels are assembled in a room having a candid and open conversation with current brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha. The current brothers in the room are:Brother Darryl R. Matthews Sr. (32nd General President)Brother William Douglas Lyle (Alpha's Executive Director)Brother Robert L. Harris (Alpha's National Historian)Brother Sean McCaskill (Past Eastern Region Vice President)Brother Gregory Parks (Author and Educator)Brother Denny N. Johnson (Alpha's Director of Membership Services)Brother Donald Ross (Alpha Historical Commission)Brother Howard Kingphish Franklin (Past Seargent at Arms, OLA Chapter)Brother Kagi Kananga (Alpha's West Region Assistant Vice President)Brother Sean Christopher Gayle (Past President of The Wall Street Alphas)Brother Julian Wilson (Grandson of Jewel Robert Harold Ogle)Brother Darrius Jerome Gourdine (Author & Town Hall Moderator)

How would you feel if you could attend a Town Hall Meeting with the founders of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity? The seven founders are:Jewel Henry Arthur CallisJewel Charles Henry ChapmanJewel Eugene Kinckle JonesJewel George Biddle KelleyJewel Nathaniel Allison MurrayJewel Robert Harold OgleJewel Vertner Woodson TandyIn JEWELS: THE TOWN HALL MEETING, the Seven Jewels are assembled in a room having a candid and open conversation with current brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha. The current brothers in the room are:Brother Darryl R. Matthews Sr. (32nd General President)Brother William Douglas Lyle (Alpha's Executive Director)Brother Robert L. Harris (Alpha's National Historian)Brother Sean McCaskill (Past Eastern Region Vice President)Brother Gregory Parks (Author and Educator)Brother Denny N. Johnson (Alpha's Director of Membership Services)Brother Donald Ross (Alpha Historical Commission)Brother Howard Kingphish Franklin (Past Seargent at Arms, OLA Chapter)Brother Kagi Kananga (Alpha's West Region Assistant Vice President)Brother Sean Christopher Gayle (Past President of The Wall Street Alphas)Brother Julian Wilson (Grandson of Jewel Robert Harold Ogle)Brother Darrius Jerome Gourdine (Author & Town Hall Moderator)

Internationally known for his many film roles, particularly in Jaws, The Sting, and A Man for All Seasons, Robert Shaw was well respected on stage too, working with Vanessa Redgrave, Peter Brook, Peter Hall, Harold Pinter and the Angry Young Men at the Royal Court. Moreover, he was a writer himself, author of five award-winning novels and a play that ran in the West End and on Broadway.But Shaw was a driven man. Plagued by his father's suicide when Shaw was only eleven, he was almost insanely competitive, with more than a penchant for booze and expensive cars. He was also driven by a need for children of his own: four by his first wife, four by his second, actress Mary Ure, whom he 'stole' from John Osborne, and a ninth by his third wife. His extravagance led him into trouble with the tax man and thence into unwilling exile, living in Orson Welles's house in Spain before it 'accidentally' caught fire, damaging some of the artefacts from Citizen Kane.This biography of a troubled and talented man is made special by the unusual insights of the author - Shaw's friend and agent during the last years of his life. No other biographer is so well equipped to tell the real inside story of the working life of an international star, the deals, the tax fraud, the films that were made, the films that weren't, the parts that were offered and those that were refused - all bound up with moments of frightening intimacy, as when Shaw has to be prevented from overdosing after the death of Mary Ure on the first night of her West End comeback.Against a background of the film and theatre industries, drawn from first hand experience, John French's book offers a vivid and unique insight into the self-destructive life of a man who could have been - and very nearly was - a major talent.

Book by Crasilneck, Harold B., Hall, James A.

This is a new and completely original recording of favorite classical pieces re-arranged by Maestro Harold Farberman for percussion and strings. It was recorded at Bard Richard Fisher Hall with Professor Keith Johnson as the recording engineer. a very rare exploration of unusual sonorities served by the finest technology and sound acoustics. Available on JVC's XRCD24 the sound can not be matched by any other audiophile format.