Haynes Techbook 10411 Automotive Anti-Lock Brake Systems ABS 2000 Soft-back

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The Haynes Techbook 10411 is a comprehensive guide to Automotive Anti-Lock Brake Systems (ABS) published in 2000 by Haynes Manuals, Incorporated. Written by John Haynes, this nonfiction techbook is part of the Haynes Techbook Series and is intended for young adults and adults interested in technology, engineering, and transportation. With 320 pages and illustrations, this book covers the repair and maintenance of automotive ABS systems, making it a valuable resource for car enthusiasts and mechanics alike.

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Jesus and John Wayne : How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a

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"Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation" by Kristin Kobes Du Mez is a 384-page trade paperback published by Liveright Publishing Corporation in 2021. The book explores the intersection of faith, history, and political ideologies within the White Evangelical movement in the United States during the 20th century. Du Mez delves into the influence of this religious group on the Christian Church, presidencies, and the shaping of sociological and political landscapes. This insightful biography and analysis offers a deep dive into the complexities and consequences of this significant religious movement in American history.

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The Road to Yorktown, Virginia, Military, Paperback

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The Road to Yorktown, Virginia, Military, Paperback In 1781, Virginia was invaded by formidable British forces that sought to subdue the Old Dominion. Lieutenant General Charles, Lord Cornwallis, led thousands of enemy troops from Norfolk to Charlottesville, burning and pillaging. Many of Virginia's famed Patriots--including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry and Nathanael Greene'struggled to defend the commonwealth. Only by concentrating a small band of troops under energetic French general the Marquis de Lafayette were American forces able to resist British operations. With strained support from Governor Jefferson's administration, Lafayette fought a campaign against the veteran soldiers of Lord Cornwallis that eventually led to the famed showdown at Yorktown. Historian John R. Maass traces this often overlooked Revolutionary struggle for Virginia and details each step on the road to Yorktown.

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