1 FALL 2011 History / United States / General Hardcover $24.95 $27.95 CDN 46 b&w portraits, 46 b&w maps • 6×9 352 pages • 978-1-58834-314-7 Carton Quantity: 24 • Load Group: 0202 Order Form Cat: History • Rights: No Restrictions Territory: W • On Sale: 6/7/2011 E-Book $24.95 $27.95 CDN 978-1-58834-315-4 Marketing and Publicity • National print & online publicity campaigns • Smithsonian magazine advertising • Online promotion with The History Channel • 10-part TV series on The History Channel based on the book featuring the author How the States Got Their Shapes Too The People Behind the Borderlines Mark Stein New York Times bestselling author Mark Stein tells the story of people who literally shaped the United States and why Was Roger Williams too pure for the Puritans, and what does that have to do with Rhode Island? Why did Augustine Herman take ten years to complete the map that established Delaware? How did Rocky Mountain rogues help create the state of Colorado? All this and more is explained in Mark Stein’s follow-up book to the best-selling How the States Got eir Shapes. The people behind the bound- ary stories of the United States reveal how we are like those who came before us, how we differ, and, most importantly, how the human aspect of these stories leads to the nation we are today. Told in Mark Stein’s humorous voice, How the States Got eir Shapes Too is a historical journey unlike any other you’ve taken. Key Points/Quotes • Follow-up to the New York Times bestseller, How the States Got eir Shapes • Companion book to The History Channel 10-part series airing in early June featuring author Mark Stein • Where the first book tells us how, this book tells us who in memorable stories • Major national media promotion Mark Stein is a playwright and screenwriter. His films include Housesitter with Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. Stein has also taught writing and drama at American University and Catholic University. His previous book, How the States Got eir Shapes, was the basis for The History Channel’s documentary of the same name. Hist/Prev Titles ISBN On sale Publisher Price How the States Got eir Shapes HC 9780061431388 2008 Harper Collins / Smithsonian $22.95 How the States Got eir Shapes PB 9780061431395 2009 Harper Collins / Smithsonian $14.99 Comp Titles ISBN On sale Publisher Price Measuring America 9780452284593 2003 Plume $16.00 Names on the Land 9781590172735 2008 NYRB Classics $19.95 Assassination Vacation / Sarah Vowell 9780743260039 2006 Simon & Schuster $15.00
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Hardcover $24.95 $27.95 CDN46 b&w portraits, 46 b&w maps • 6×9 352 pages • 978-1-58834-314-7Carton Quantity: 24 • Load Group: 0202Order Form Cat: History • Rights: No RestrictionsTerritory: W • On Sale: 6/7/2011
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Marketing and Publicity
• National print & online publicity campaigns
• Smithsonian magazine advertising
• Online promotion with The History Channel
• 10-part TV series on The History Channel based on the book featuring the author
How the States Got Their Shapes TooThe People Behind the Borderlines Mark Stein
New York Times bestselling author Mark Stein tells the story of people who literally shaped the United States and why
Was Roger Williams too pure for the Puritans, and what does
that have to do with Rhode Island? Why did Augustine Herman
take ten years to complete the map that established Delaware?
How did Rocky Mountain rogues help create the state of Colorado? All this and more is explained in Mark
Stein’s follow-up book to the best-selling HowtheStatesGotTheirShapes. The people behind the bound-
ary stories of the United States reveal how we are like those who came before us, how we differ, and, most
importantly, how the human aspect of these stories leads to the nation we are today. Told in Mark Stein’s
humorous voice, HowtheStatesGotTheirShapesToo is a historical journey unlike any other you’ve taken.
Key Points/Quotes
• Follow-up to the NewYorkTimes bestseller, HowtheStatesGotTheirShapes
• Companion book to The History Channel 10-part series airing in early June featuring author Mark Stein
• Where the first book tells us how, this book tells us who in memorable stories
• Major national media promotion
Mark Stein is a playwright and screenwriter. His films include Housesitter with Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. Stein
has also taught writing and drama at American University and Catholic University. His previous book, HowtheStatesGotTheirShapes, was the basis for The History Channel’s documentary of the same name.
Scotland:TheAutobiography 9781590200735 2008 Overlook / HC $35.00
Scotland:TheStoryofaNation 9780802139320 2003 Grove Press $22.50
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To the Ends of the EarthScotland’s Global Diaspora, 1750–2010T. M. Devine
The extraordinary epic of the world’s greatest nation of emigrants, by the pre-eminent historian of modern Scotland
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T. M. Devine is the author of the bestselling TheScottishNation,1700-2007. He is the Sir William Fraser Professor of
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Royal Gold Medal, Scotland’s supreme academic accolade.
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The Nation’s HangarAircraft Treasures of the SmithsonianF. Robert Van Der Linden
The history of aviation through the collection of the National Air & Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
TheNation’sHangar charts the awe-inspiring history
of flight around the world. F. Robert Van Der Linden,
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which these innovations have changed the course of human history. TheNation’sHangar is also a visual
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A lavish color reproduction of the one-of-a-kind book handcrafted by Thomas Jefferson
Sometime near 1820, after ongoing religious discussions with his
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Mark, Luke, and John, and compiled his book in chronolgical order, eliminating references to miracles
and information he considered to have been added by the evangelists. The remarkably beautiful hand-
made book, long in the Smithsonian’s collections, is being conserved, and scans of those restored pages
make up this color facsimile reproduction in all languages and with Jefferson’s handwritten notes.
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• The Jefferson Bible has never been reproduced in color in its original form containing four languages and Jef-
ferson’s handwritten notes.
• The real Jefferson Bible will capture America’s attention while on exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum
of American History from November to Feburary. It will also travel to two to three select venues.
• TheJeffersonBible,SmithsonianEdition is a must-have for history buffs and collectors of Jefferson memborabilia
the world over.
Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States, most wanted to be remembered as the author of the Declaration
of American Independence, of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom, and father of the University of Virginia.
Harry Rubenstein and Barbara Clark Smith are curators in the Division of Politics and History at the Smithsonian’s
National Museum of American History.
Re lig ion / Bible
Hardcover $35.00 $40.00 CDNFull color reporoductions • 4¾×8 208 pages • 978-1-58834-312-3Carton Quantity: 24 • Load Group: 0202Order Form Cat: Bibles • Rights: No restrictionsTerritory: W • On Sale: 11/01/2011
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Comp Titles ISBN On sale Publisher Price
ThomasJefferson:Writings 9780940450165 1984 Library of America $40.00
ThomasPaine:CollectedWritings 9781883011031 1995 Library of America $35.00
Smithsonian Limited EditionLeather-bound, hand stamped, with 64-page companion book in linen-covered book box 176 pages, 64 pages, cloth box • 978-1-58834-313-0 • Carton Quantity: 1
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sorry state of affairs. Much knowledge was lost in the
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AMERICAN STUDIES
Slacks and Calluses Our Summer in a Bomber Factory Constance Bowman Illustrated by Clara Marie Allen Introduction by Sandra M. Gilbert Paperback $15.95 $19.95 CDN30 b&w illustrations • 2004 • 5½×7½ 182 pages • 978-1-56098-368-2
The World War II Memorial A Grateful Nation Remembers Edited by Douglas Brinkley Foreword by John Eisenhower Hardcover $39.95 $49.95 CDN100 color, 125 b&w photos • 20049×10½ • 288 pages • 978-1-58834-210-2
Ain’t Nothing Like the Real ThingHow the Apollo Theater Shaped American EntertainmentEdited by Richard Carlin and Kinshasha Holman ConwillHardcover $35.00 $41.00 CDN316 color photos • 2010 8½×11 • 264 pages • 978-1-58834-269-0
Bananas An American History Virginia Scott Jenkins Paperback $16.95 $21.50 CDN 36 b&w photos • 2000 • 6×9210 pages • 978-1-56098-966-0
Senator Mansfield The Extraordinary Life of a Great American Statesman and Diplomat Don Oberdorfer Hardcover $35.00 $43.95 CDN26 b&w photos • 2003 • 6×9400 pages • 978-1-58834-166-2
Abraham LincolnAn Extraordinary LifeHarry RubensteinPaperback $12.95 $13.95 CDN130 color photos • 2009 • 5½×8½ 112 pages • 978-1-58834-263-8
Sarge The Life and Times of Sargent Shriver Scott Stossel Hardcover $32.50 $41.00 CDN40 b&w photos • 2004 • 6×9704 pages • 978-1-58834-127-3
Satisfaction Guaranteed The Making of the American Mass Market Susan Strasser Paperback $17.95 $22.95 CDN126 b&w photos and illustrations • 2004 6×9 • 348 pages • 978-1-58834-146-4
IndiVisibleAfrican-Native American Lives in the Americas Gabrielle Tayac Paperback $19.95 $25.99 CDN 130 color photos • 2009 • 6½×9½
256 pages • 978-158834-271-3
MUSEUM STUDIES
Conservation Concerns A Guide for Collectors and Curators Konstanze Bachmann Paperback $16.95s $21.50 CDN26 line illustrations • 1992 • 6×9 160 pages • 978-1-56098-174-9
The Museum in Transition A Philosophical Perspective Hilde S. Hein Paperback $17.95s $22.95 CDN2000 • 6×9 • 203 pages • 978-1-56098-396-5
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Exhibiting Dilemmas Issues of Representation at the Smithsonian Amy Henderson Paperback $24.95s $28.95 CDN50 b&w photos • 1999 • 6×9 304 pages • 978-1-56098-444-3
Exhibiting CulturesThe Poetics and Politics of Museum Display Ivan Karp Paperback $19.95s $24.95 CDN80 b&w photos • 1991 • 6×9 480 pages • 978-1-56098-021-6
Museums and Communities The Politics of Public Culture Edited by Ivan Karp, Christine Mullen Kreamer, and Steven D. Lavine Paperback $28.95s $36.50 CDN1992 • 6×9 • 624 pages • 978-1-56098-189-3
History from Things Essays on Material Culture Edited by Steven Lubar and W. David Kingery Paperback $19.95s $23.95 CDN1995 • 6×9 • 320 pages • 978-1-56098-613-3
A Legal Primer on Managing Museum Collections Marie C. Malaro Paperback $31.95s $39.95 CDN1998 • 7×10 • 508 pages • 978-1-56098-787-1
Making Museums MatterStephen E. Weil Paperback $18.95s $23.95 CDN2002 • 6×9 • 288 pages • 978-1-58834-000-9
A Cabinet of CuriositiesInquiries into Museums and Their Prospects Stephen E. Weil Paperback $27.95s $33.00 CDN1995 • 6×9 • 288 pages 978-1-56098-511-2
Domesticating HistoryThe Political Origins of America’s House Museums Patricia West Paperback $27.95s $33.00 CDN21 b&w photos • 1999 • 6×9 256 pages • 978-1-56098-836-6
ART / ARC HITECTURE
Math and the Mona LisaThe Art and Science of Leonardo da Vinci Bülent Atalay Hardcover $24.95 $31.50 CDN32 b&w illustrations, 16 color photos 2004 • 5¼×8¼ • 352 pages 978-1-58834-171-6
A Revolution in WoodThe Bresler CollectionNicholas R. BellHardcover $45.00 $53.00 CDN193 color and b&w illustrations 2010 • 9×11 • 152 pages 978-1-58834-304-8
The New Smithsonian Book of Comic Book StoriesFrom Crumb to ClowesBob Callahan Hardcover $39.95 $49.95 CDN100 color, 300 b&w illustrations 2004 • 8¼×11 • 400 pages • 978-1-58834-183-9
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Crafts of MexicoEdited by Margarita de Orellana and Alberto Ruy Sánchez Hardcover $45.00 $56.50 CDN400 color photos and illustrations 2004 • 87⁄8×12½ • 360 pages 978-1-58834-212-6
Capital LossesA Cultural History of Washington’s Destroyed Buildings, Second Edition James M. Goode Hardcover $69.95 $88.00 CDN550 b&w photos • 2003 • 9×12 541 pages • 978-1-58834-105-1
Best AddressesA Century of Washington’s Distinguished Apartment Houses James M. Goode Hardcover $65.00 $82.00 CDN690 b&w photos • 2003 9¼×12½ • 597 pages • 978-0-87474-476-7
The Stone CarversMaster Craftsmen of Washington National Cathedral Marjorie Hunt Paperback $19.95 $24.95 CDN100 b&w photos • 2007 • 8×10 208 pages • 978-1-58834-247-8
Hide/SeekDifference and Desire in American PortraitureJonathan D. Katz and David C. WardHardcover $45.00 $54.00 CDN150 color illustrations 2010 • 9×12 • 296 pages 978-1-58834-299-7
PHOTO GRAPHY
Puerto Rico Mio Four Decades of ChangeAlan Fern and Arturo M. Carrion Photographs by Jack Delano Paperback $39.95 $49.95 CDN178 duotones • 1990 • 10×10 242 pages • 978-0-87474-389-0
At First Sight Photography and the Smithsonian Merry A. Foresta Paperback $29.95 $39.95 CDN
Juan Rulfo’s Mexico Essays by Carlos Fuentes, Margo Glantz, Jorge Albetro Lozoya, Eduardo Rivero, Victor Jimenez, and Erika Billeter Hardcover $60.00 $70.00 CDN46 b&w photos • 2002 11½×11½ • 223 pages 978-1-58834-097-9
Witness in Our Time, Second EditionWorking Lives of Documentary PhotographersKen LightPaperback $21.95 $25.95 CDN31 b&w photos • 2010 • 6×9 280 pages • 978-1-58834-298-0
E-Book $21.95 $25.95 CDN978-1-58834-306-2
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The Scurlock Studio and Black WashingtonPicturing the PromiseNational Museum of African American History & CultureHardcover $35.00 $38.00 CDN130 b&w photos • 2009 • 9×11 224 pages • 978-1-58834-262-1
Mathew Brady and the Image of History Mary Panzer Paperback $19.95 $24.95 CDN72 b&w photos, 79 b&w illustrations • 2004 • 9×11 232 pages • 978-1-58834-143-3
Let Your Motto Be Resistance African American Portraits Edited by Deborah Willis Hardcover $35.00 $43.95 CDN100 b&w photos • 2008 • 8×11 176 pages • 978-1-58834-242-3
Cubano Be, Cubano BopOne Hundred Years of Jazz in Cuba Leonardo Acosta Foreword by Paquito D’Rivera Translated by Daniel Whitesell Hardcover $29.95s $37.95 CDN64 b&w photos • 2003 • 6×9 320 pages • 978-1-58834-147-1
Masters of Movement Portraits of America’s Great Choreographers Rose Eichenbaum Foreword by Clive Barnes Paperback $27.95 $35.25 CDN118 duotones • 2007 • 10×10 288 pages • 978-1-58834-248-5
Faces of SalsaA Spoken History of the Music Leonardo Padura Fuentes Translated by Stephen J. Clark Paperback $16.95 $21.50 CDN13 b&w photos • 2003 • 6×9 236 pages • 978-1-58834-080-1
Heroes, Lovers, and Others The Story of Latinos in Hollywood Clara E. Rodríguez Hardcover $26.95 $33.95 CDN57 b&w photos • 2004 • 5¼×8¼ 256 pages • 978-1-58834-111-2
SMITHSONIAN
One Fish, Two Fish, Crawfish, BluefishThe Smithsonian Sustainable Seafood Cookbook Carole C. Baldwin and Julie H. Mounts Hardcover $35.00 $43.95 CDN25 color illustrations • 2003 8×10 • 300 pages 978-1-58834-169-3
The Smithsonian Book of BooksMichael Olmert Introduction by Christopher de Hamel Hardcover $49.95 $62.95 CDN284 color, 99 b&w illustrations 2003 • 9¼×111⁄8 • 320 pages • 978-0-89599-030-3
HISTORY
In the Beginning Bibles Before the Year 1000 Edited by Michelle Brown Hardcover $45.00 $56.50 CDN151 color and b&w images • 2006 • 9×10 368 pages • 978-1-58834-240-9
VikingsThe North Atlantic Saga Edited by William W. Fitzhugh and Elisabeth Ward Paperback $34.95 $43.95 CDN50 b&w, 450 color photos, 20 line illustrations, 20 maps • 2000 8½×11 • 432 pages • 978-1-56098-995-0
The Shackled ContinentPower, Corruption, and African LivesRobert GuestPaperback $21.95 $25.95 CDN2010 • 6×9 • 288 pages 978-1-58834-297-3
E-Book $21.95 $25.95 CDN978-1-58834-311-6
Washington on Foot Twenty-Three Walking Tours of Washington, D.C. and Old Town AlexandriaFourthEditionRevisedandExpandedEdited by John J. Protopappas and Alvin R. McNeal Paperback $14.95 $18.95 CDN124 b&w illustrations and 2-color maps • 2004 5¼×9 • 224 pages • 978-1-58834-115-0
TequilaEdited by Alberto Ruy Sánchez and Margarita de Orellana Hardcover $25.00 $31.50 CDN225 color photos and illustrations 2004 • 6×10¼ • 240 pages 978-1-58834-213-3
AVIATION / MILITARY HISTORY
A Wasp Among Eagles A Woman Military Test Pilot in World War II Ann B. CarlPaperback $14.95 $18.95 CDN20 b&w photos • 2000 • 6×9 144 pages • 978-1-56098-870-0
The Mind of WarJohn Boyd and American Security Grant T. Hammond Paperback $17.95 $22.95 CDN13 b&w illustrations • 2004 • 6×9 248 pages • 978-1-58834-178-5
Visions of a Flying Machine The Wright Brothers and the Process of Invention Peter L. Jakab Paperback $18.95 $23.95 CDN62 b&w photos • 1997 • 6×9 272 pages • 978-1-56098-748-2
Kelly More Than My Share of It All Clarence L. “Kelly” Johnson with Maggie Smith Paperback $21.95 $27.95 CDN22 b&w illustrations • 1989 • 6×9 224 pages • 978-0-87474-491-0
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Rethinking Cold War Culture Edited by Peter J. Kuznick and James Gilbert Paperback $29.95 $35.00 CDN2001 • 6×9 • 240 pages • 978-1-56098-895-3
Into the Teeth of the Tiger Donald S. Lopez Paperback $17.95 $22.95 CDN24 b&w photos • 1997 • 6×9 230 pages • 978-1-56098-752-9
To Hanoi and Back The U.S. Air Force and North Vietnam, 1966–1973 Wayne Thompson Foreword by Richard P. Hallion Paperback $29.95 $35.00 CDN2010 • 6×9 • 432 pages 978-1-58834-283-6
SPACE
Alan BeanPainting Apollo: First Artist on Another WorldAlan BeanHardcover $39.99 $48.50 CDN120 color illustrations 2009 • 11×10 • 224 pages 978-1-58834-264-5
Moon LanderHow We Developed the Apollo Lunar Module Thomas J. Kelly Paperback $19.95 $25.99 CDN15 b&w photos • 2009 • 6×9 288 pages • 978-1-58834-273-7
ANTHROPOLO GY / ARCHAEOLO GY
The Hold Life HasCoca and Cultural Identity in an Andean Community Catherine J. AllenPaperback $19.95s $24.95 CDN19 b&w photos, 8 line illustrations 2002 • 6×9 • 304 pages • 978-1-58834-032-0
Cancer in the Community Class and Medical Authority Martha Balshem Paperback $16.95 $21.50 CDN6 b&w photos • 1993 • 6×9 192 pages • 978-1-56098-251-7
Living Our Cultures, Sharing Our HeritageThe First Peoples of AlaskaAron CrowellHardcover $50.00 $60.00 CDN440 color photos • 2010 • 9×12 312 pages • 978-1-58834-270-6
Anthropology Explored, Second Edition The Best of Smithsonian AnthroNotes Edited by Ruth Osterweis Selig, Marilyn R. London, and P. Ann Kaupp Paperback $21.95s $27.95 CDN54 b&w illustrations • 2004 • 6×9 496 pages • 978-1-58834-093-1
The Social Construction of Ancient Cities Edited by Monica L. Smith Paperback $29.95s $35.00 CDN32 b&w illustrations • 2010 • 6×9 304 pages • 978-1-58834-291-1
SCIENCE / NATURE
Composition of Scientific Words Roland Wilbur Brown Paperback $37.95s $44.00 CDN2000 • 6×9 • 882 pages • 978-1-56098-848-9
Snakes of the United States and CanadaCarl H. Ernst and Evelyn M. Ernst Hardcover $70.00s $88.00 CDN200 color photos, 137 b&w illustrations • 2003 7×10 • 680 pages • 978-1-58834-019-1
The Smithsonian Atlas of the AmazonMichael Goulding, Ronaldo Barthem, and Efrem Ferreira Hardcover $39.95 $46.00 CDN286 color photos, 162 color maps 2003 • 9×11 • 256 pages 978-1-58834-135-8
Red Fox The Catlike Canine J. David Henry Paperback $16.95 $21.50 CDN10 color, 40 b&w photos • 1996 • 6×9 174 pages • 978-1-56098-635-5
Ethics on the Ark Zoos, Animal Welfare, and Wildlife Conservation Edited by Bryan G. Norton, Michael Hutchins, Terry L. Maple, and Elizabeth F. Stevens Paperback $22.95 $26.95 CDN1996 • 6×9 • 360 pages • 978-1-56098-689-8
Second NatureEnvironmental Enrichment for Captive Animals Edited by David J. Shepherdson, Jill D. Mellen, and Michael Hutchins Paperback $22.95s $26.95 CDN28 b&w photos • 1999 • 6×9 376 pages • 978-1-56098-397-2
North American Tree Squirrels Michael A. Steele and John L. Koprowski Paperback $17.95 $22.95 CDN22 b&w photos, 5 b&w illustrations • 2003 6×9 • 224 pages • 978-1-58834-100-6
Adventures on America’s Public LandsMary E. Tisdale and Bibi Booth Paperback $22.95 $28.95 CDN190 color photos, 190 color maps • 2003 • 53⁄8×83⁄8 544 pages • 978-1-58834-081-8
The Whole HogExploring the Extraordinary Potential of Pigs Lyall Watson Hardcover $24.95 50 color, 30 b&w illustrations • 2004 • 7½×9¾ 256 pages • 978-1-58834-216-4
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