Measure and Construction of the Japanese House

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For architects, not interior designers.......2003-02-08

When I ordered this book, I was expecting to see a lot of pictures to help me design my house. But to my dismay, most of the colorless pages just feature blueprints that only an architect would understand. I kept the book for future reference.

Clearly Illustrates Traditional Japanese Construction.......2001-07-29

Anyone who wishes to build a Japanese tea room either in the garden or attached to their house could do well to start with this book. You can also use this book to design accents for a single room, or to craft an entire house. It was written by a German architect who lived in Japan several decades ago and carefully measured surving older buildings as well as studying architecture there. While there are more detailed books in Japanese, this may well still be the best available book in English.

A great reference about japanese architecture.......2000-05-05

If you are an architect interested in japanese constructional systems, this is THE BOOK for you. If you aren't but find japanese culture a fountain of inspiration for living, you must read this extraordinary piece of art. Perhaps it don't shine like a jewel, but once you open it, you'll find the work of a man who decided to share his mastery. In this book, diagrams, materials, craftmanship, even detailed descriptions of the human space requirements are fully explained with precision and simplicity. Every page, and every example in them, is a world that must be carefully examined. And when doing so, you'll find that what the author is showing us, is more than a book about japanese houses: is the heart of the japanese carpenters and architects living in its pages.

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Public violence, a persistent feature of Latin American life since the collapse of Iberian rule in the 1820s, has been especially prominent in Central America. Robert H. Holden shows how public violence shaped the states that have governed Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Linking public violence and patrimonial political cultures, he shows how the early states improvised their authority by bargaining with armed bands or montoneras. Improvisation continued into the twentieth century as the bands were gradually superseded by semi-autonomous national armies, and as new agents of public violence emerged in the form of armed insurgencies and death squads. World War II, Holden argues, set into motion the globalization of public violence. Its most dramatic manifestation in Central America was the surge in U.S. military and police collaboration with the governments of the region, beginning with the Lend-Lease program of the 1940s and continuing through the Cold War. Although the scope of public violence had already been established by the people of the Central American countries, globalization intensified the violence and inhibited attempts to shrink its scope. Drawing on archival research in all five countries as well as in the United States, Holden elaborates the connections among the national, regional, and international dimensions of public violence. Armies Without Nations crosses the borders of Central American, Latin American, and North American history, providing a model for the study of global history and politics.

Armies without Nations: Public Violence and State Formation in Central America, 1821-1960.(Book review): An article from: The Historian

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Armies without Nations: Public Violence and State Formation in Central America, 1821-1960.(Book review): An article from: The Historian
Charles L. Stansifer
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Title: Armies without Nations: Public Violence and State Formation in Central America, 1821-1960.(Book review)
Author: Charles L. Stansifer
Publication: The Historian (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 22, 2005
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Armies without Nations: Public Violence and State Formation in Central America, 1821-1960

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Armies without Nations: Public Violence and State Formation in Central America, 1821-1960
Robert H. Holden
Manufacturer: Oxford University Press, USA
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Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000OKIU62

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Elliott Erwitt Snaps is a comprehensive survey of Erwitt's work containing more than 500 pictures, many never published before. From famous images like Khrushchev and Nixon arguing in Moscow in 1959 and Marilyn Monroe with the cast of The Misfits, to more personal subjects, Erwitt's distinctively witty style captures the famous and the ordinary, the strange and the mundane over a period of more than half a century.The book's nine chapters, entitled Look, Move, Play, Read, Rest, Touch, Tell, Point and Stand, act as a means of grouping and organizing - making broad connections while playing a game of pun and ambiguity in keeping with the visual games Erwitt plays with the camera.'The hallmarks of an Erwitt classic: the ability to spot an absurd juxtaposition and to record it with childlike delight + This tome shows that he hasn't lost any of the visual wit that makes one relish his pictures, while, at the same time, recognizing the melancholy that infuses any realization of the arbitrariness of existence.' (Time Out)'Rare among photographers, Erwitt can make you laugh out loud (just turn to pages 86-87), but his scope is Tolstoyan. This 550-page retrospective will absorb you for years.' (Independent)'An essential career-spanning retrospective that reveals Erwitt's unassuming wit, brilliant framing and deep humanity.' (New York Post)

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A Visual Treat.......2005-08-30

If the picture's the thing for you, then you owe it to yourself to get this book.

Excellent Erwitt Retrospective.......2004-06-13

I really like Elliott Erwitt's photos, and his sense of humour. All my favourite Erwitt photos are included in this book, plus a whole bunch more enjoyable images. The photos are well laid out and the printing quality is very good. The only minor complaint I have is that a small number of photos are spread across two pages, and because the book is so damn thick, it's difficult to open the book fully and view these images properly.

Antología de un buen fotógrafo.......2002-08-01

Una edición impresinante: mas de 500 fotos en calidad FOTO! parecen reales... toda la obra de uno de los mejores fotógrafos del siglo...

Much more than just Snaps.......2002-01-17

Elliott Erwitt's photographic style proves that elegance entails a simple purity of purpose. Once you open his latest book, you are drawn into a world that seems familiar, but with a twist. Erwitt sees what we all see, but captures a moment or a prespective that transforms the ordinary or odd into high art.

A Beautiful and Comprehensive Volume.......2002-01-07

Erwitt's fine body of work is cleanly reproduced here and loosley arranged by subject matter. The work is allowed space to breathe and speak for itself, as there are very few textual interruptions. Erwitt's signature visual humour, evidence of the decisive moment, and the universality of humankind are all well represented. The full-size reproductions are rich with detail, sumptuous tones and precise grain. This is an excellent addition to any library of photography or coffee table, as well as an excellent introduction to the finest work of one of the world's great photographers.

Fifth Avenue, New York, 1947 - Elliot Erwitt Snaps (Collector's Editions)

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Fifth Avenue, New York, 1947 - Elliot Erwitt Snaps (Collector's Editions)
Elliott Erwitt
Manufacturer: Phaidon Press
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A very, very informative book..........1999-02-11

This is the best "How to" book I've read on comics. Not "How to Draw or Write" but a practical guide to the business side of the industry. Every aspiring pro should read this book. Thank you Ms. Haines

"Everything a Comic Book Artist Needs" is right!.......1998-10-09

Do NOT read this book. Work on your art, do whatever, but do not read this book. You can scratch you head at why I'm taking on the project you thought you would get, or why I got the prestigious assignment you were sure was yours. It's all about being a professional, and I don't need the competition. In short, this book will teach you what you do not want others to learn.

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Anton Makarenko's book The Road to Life has been read by millions of people in fifty-four languages. In the Soviet Union alone it has run into eighty-five editions totaling two and a half million copies.

The name of this distinguished educator, who broke new ground in pedagogics, is familiar to the English reader. Translations of his books The Road to Life (in three volumes), Learning to Live, and A Book for Parents have been published in English by the Foreign Languages Publishing House in Moscow.

The object of the present book is to acquaint the reader more fully with the life and remarkable work of this Knight of Education.

The volume is in two sections. The first opens with a short biographical sketch of Makarenko by Academician Medinsky, a leading personality in Soviet education. This is followed by stories and reminiscences by people who knew Makarenko closely -his wife and great friend Galina Stakhiyevna, the colonists' patron Maxim Gorky, and numerous ex-pupils of the Colony, themselves the chief characters in the books The Road to Life and Learning to Live.

In the second section Makarenko speaks to the readers himself. He discusses his pedagogical experience and practice, gives his views on education, quotes numerous interesting examples from his own practice, gives advice to parents, and answers questions from listeners and readers.

This collection, based on the numerous publications dealing with Makarenko issued in the Russian language, has been prepared for the press with the co-operation of the late Galina Stakhiyevna Makarenko.

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Makarenko, his life and work;: Articles, talks, and reminiscences

Manufacturer: Foreign Languages Pub. House
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Binding: Unknown Binding
ASIN: B0006DCZBS

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The legend of Bobby Orr is one of the most enduring in all of sports. Even those who have never played the game of hockey know the mystique and tradition surrounding Boston's immortal defenseman. In the glory years of the Original Six, he and Gordy Howe were the Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio of their sport with equally as rabid a following. In Searching for Bobby Orr, Canada's premier sportswriter gives us a compelling and graceful look at the life and time of Bobby Orr that is also a revealing portarit of the game and a county in transition.

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Searching for Bobby Orr.......2007-10-18

I purchased and read this book only after receiving a recommendation from a hockey buddy. I originally passed on it based on the few reviews on Amazon.com; however, I was pleasantly surprised. Despite the "up and down" reviews, I thought this book was interesting and well written. One reviewer wrote, "In the course of researching this book, author Stephen Brunt was not able to talk to Orr or any of his close knit circle of friends and family. As a result, Brunt's account is superficial and, ultimately, disappointing and unsatisfying." I disagree. Because Orr was, in the reviewer's own words, a "secretive, introverted man", I do not believe that he is inclined to reveal any more of his private life than was shared in this book. The book provides an objective account of the best and most exciting hockey player ever to lace a pair of skates. Included are Bobby's battle with knee problems that robbed him (and all hockey fans) of a lengthy career and his financial difficulties linked to his association with Alan Eagleson.

The great fire that burned too bright for too short a time..........2007-05-30

Just how good was Bobby Orr? Harry Howell said it best during the National Hockey League awards ceremony, where he was presented with the Norris Trophy as the League's top defenseman: "I've been around for fifteen years, and thank God I finally won the trophy. I've got the feeling that for the next twenty years it will be known as the Bobby Orr Trophy." High praise indeed, but consider this: Orr had just completed his rookie season, earning respect almost unheard of at that stage of a career, and he wasn't even the runner-up for the award.

Bobby Orr was regarded as a savior for the Boston Bruins from the very moment he was first seen on the ice by members of the Bruins management, playing in a junior game with children three and four years older than him, dominating the game and controlling the puck better than anyone. He was just an average kid from an average town --- not well off financially and not the greatest of students, though he tried hard --- but on the ice he became a legend.

Stephen Brunt likens Orr to the Greek hero Achilles. The National Hockey League was Troy, and Orr was the most powerful and dynamic hero of the game. And yet, like Achilles, Orr had a flaw. While he had the heart, the determination and the will, it was his knees that ultimately would cut short an exciting and record-setting career. He was the flash of light, the great fire that burned too bright for too short a time. He would win the Norris Trophy the next eight consecutive seasons and lead the League in scoring twice.

As popular and as masterful as he was on the ice, Orr was savagely private about his personal life. He was quiet and reserved, and Brunt shows us that even though he would join his teammates at a party, he often was the first to quietly slip away unnoticed. In putting together this book, Brunt approached Orr about being involved, but he declined and also made a stipulation: Brunt would not be allowed to approach his family.

In some ways that is a loss. Hearing about the storied career from the man who wrote it with his play would have been enlightening and lent a sense of charm and closeness, a way for those who worshiped him to get closer to their hero. Perhaps, however, it was more of a boon that Orr did not wish to be involved. It freed Brunt to seek his own answers and create his own path. The story he chose to pursue could not be shaped and molded, and things he discovered may never have come to light in speaking with the man himself.

One of the fabulous aspects of this book is that Brunt seems to know that a hero, no matter how grand or powerful, is not self-made. Along the way Orr has people who shape his world-view and his life. Those figures are given definition here, particularly Wren Blair, who saw the young boy play in Canada and tried to secure a contract for Boston. "Bucko" McDonald, his junior coach, recognized that Orr was exceptional: a rushing defenseman who was small. McDonald let Orr be who he was and didn't attempt to turn him into something he wasn't. Alan Eagleson was the lawyer who worked with Orr in drafting up a healthy contract in his first season and paved the way for the creation of player agents and sports management groups. However, Eagleson, who would also be the ruin of many a good man by pilfering their retirement funds, ultimately was brought down by Orr and fellow player Carl Brewer. And then there were Orr's parents, who were both encouraging and very protective.

As quickly and beautifully as he came, Orr would be gone. Brunt does an excellent job at revealing him, yet, when all is said and done, there is still so much unknown. The title, SEARCHING FOR BOBBY ORR, is very accurate. Brunt had to search, and could probably keep searching for years. What the author has done, however, is give us an exceptional biography of the greatest hockey player ever to lace up a pair of skates.

--- Reviewed by Stephen Hubbard

"Superficial Account of an Enigmatic Superstar".......2007-04-01

In the course of researching this book, author Stephen Brunt was not able to talk to Orr or any of his close knit circle of friends and family. As a result, Brunt's account is superficial and, ultimately, disappointing and unsatisfying. Orr has hinted that he might tell his story himself some day but I won't hold my breath. I suspect he will remain a secretive, introverted man, someone who plied his trade for too short a time, then bowed out with dignity. There's really nothing new in SEARCHING FOR BOBBY ORR and, as much as I like and respect Mr. Brunt, he has done little to disspell the mystery surrounding Number 4...and perhaps that's for the best.

"Searching" is a very worthwhile read.......2007-01-10

This book looks not only at the brilliant but tragically short career of Bobby Orr, but also at the historical development of Canadian hockey and the NHL, and the significant changes at the time of Orr's career. I consider it mandatory reading for any passionate hockey fan.

Keep looking. Brunt didn't find him........2006-10-19

This is a reasonably well-written book by somebody who is supposed to be an expert on sports, though some of his hyperbole makes me wonder about that. (He describes a game where Orr got three goals and two assists as the most amazing, incredible, unbelievable performance by a defenceman in the history of the sport, when half a dozen defencemen had had 4 goal games, others had 6+ point games, and Orr himself would do better in subsequent years.)

There's nothing new here. Neither Orr nor his family nor his close friends provided any information -- apparently Bobby is planning his own book in the next five years or so. However, it provides an eminently readable distillation of all the previous sources of material to paint a good portrait of Orr during his early playing years and most of his NHL career. (There is precious little from 1973 on, and nothing about his post-hockey career.)

The book comes across a little like hero-worship, and doesn't do much to give Orr any perspective -- how he stacks up against the other greats, how he changed the game. I'm not entirely sure that's a weakness, though: the Holy Trinity of Hockey don't really compare well to eachother. Orr was probably the best ever, but cut short by injuries. Gretzky a sliver below who lasted much longer. Howe may never have been the best player in the league at any one time, but was in the top five for, like, a million years.

And as for hero-worship, hell, let's face it: Orr deserves it.

Wait for the paperback, then add it to your collection.

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#4 will always be the greatest hockey player of all-time.
Bobby Orr & the Modern Era of Ice Hockey!

Remembering Bobby Orr: A Celebration

Manufacturer: Stoddart
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Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 0773731962

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#4 will always be the greatest hockey player of all-time........1999-12-17

I have a web site dedicated to the greatest hockey player of all-time, Bobby Orr. If you are searching for something for a Bobby Orr fan this would be a great gift. Packed with many great photos and stories this book will defenitely be cherished. You will also be greatly thanked.

Bobby Orr & the Modern Era of Ice Hockey!.......1999-11-23

"Remebering Bobby Orr" is a great little book you will cherish, and a great gift for any young kid who loves the game. Much of this has been said before, but true fans can never get enough of # 4! Great Pictures, and hopefully someday a definitive biograpy will get written about the man who changed the face of hockey, and began the modern era.

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Orr on ice,
Bobby Orr
Manufacturer: Prentice-Hall
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Unknown Binding

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The Goal: Bobby Orr and the Most Famous Shot in Stanley Cup History

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Very Short, But Enjoyable Book About Bobby Orr - The Greatest of ALL TIME
Best Boston Hockey Moment-Best Hockey Player...ever!!!
Very cool

The Goal: Bobby Orr and the Most Famous Shot in Stanley Cup History
Andrew Podnieks
Manufacturer: Triumph Books
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Very Short, But Enjoyable Book About Bobby Orr - The Greatest of ALL TIME.......2006-02-22

Bobby Orr was the greatest hockey player of all time. I was a little young to see him play during his career (I only had a chance to see a few games towards the end of his career after his knees had failed him) but I've had a chance to see hours of footage from dozens of games in his prime, and I can confidently assert that there was no one as good as he was, ever.

I will certainly grant that Gretzky had the greatest career of all time, putting together great skill and consistent performance for many years. I might even grant that someone like Mario Lemieux may have been endowed with a higher level of innate ability to play hockey. But by the standard of how much impact a player is able to have on a game, how much they are able to dominate the action, and do it all both ways at high speed, no one touches Orr.

Perhaps you've seen adult amateur league games where some team will bring in a ringer, a guy who's played college or major junior hockey, who so clearly outplays everyone on the ice that people start getting angry? People resent someone so dominant, and do all they can to contain them, ususally ineffectively. Here's the connection: Bobby Orr was like a ringer in the NHL. It is not hype - take the time to watch some game footage (beyond just highlights, because though Orr has astounding highlights, they don't tell the whole story) and you will become a believer.

This book is brief, and thin on content, but the quotes and images contained within tell a lot about how respected and admired Orr was (and is) by teammates, opponents, coaches, and writers. I'd give the book a higher rating if it was more substantial, but what is there is good, and a worthy aquisition for hockey fans.

Best Boston Hockey Moment-Best Hockey Player...ever!!!.......2004-02-01

"The Goal" is a great book that brings back the memories and magic that culminated in one of hockey's greatest moments. Some would argue that this is the greatest moment ever in the sport. Orr's miracle season created a new era in hockey. Bobby Orr ran the defense and the offense for the Boston Bruins. Harry Sinden recalls some wonderful inside details in this polaroid style flashback. What makes this book special are all the quotes by other players who were in awe of Orr. Bobby not only made for one of the greatest pictures in sports, he also electrified and transformed a city. Orr dominated both ends of the ice, and he could body check, fight and get very emotional. Gretzky was a great stat accumulator and an excellent passer and puck handler. I would say that Bobby Orr could pass, skate and check equal to or better than Wayne Gretzky. Orr's slapshot was harder. His body took a pounding, whereas nobody laid a finger on the great one. Bobby would often block shots (sans helmet) and then break up ice to either set goals up or score them himself. Gretzky was rarely found playing any kind of defense. Winner, Orr. This book will further solidify the legend, and make the memories, stories and smiles all as fresh as when it all happened. Next year will mark the 25th anniversary of the greatest goal in hockey. It's safe to say it won't happen like that ever again.

Very cool.......2003-11-23

A must have for any Bobby Orr or Boston Bruins fan. The greatest goal by the greatest hockey player ever.
Anyone saying "what's his name" is a better hockey player is too young to have seen Orr play. Statistics aren't everything - they are secondary to actual on the ice ability. Yeah, the G man was great. But Orr was in a league of his own. I guarantee you if there were two teams, one made up of six Bobby's and one made up of six Gretsky's, Gretsky would never touch the puck.
Never again will you see a player that good. Never.

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My Son Loved This Book

Number Four, Bobby Orr!
Mike Leonetti
Manufacturer: Raincoast Books
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Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 1551925516

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Joey loves walking to his hockey games with his dad. Often they talk about their favorite player, Boston Bruins defenseman Bobby Orr. One day, Joey has an accident on the ice and ends up in the hospital with a broken leg. During his stay, Joey thrills to the Bruins’ run for the playoffs and––miraculously––gets a visit from none other than Bobby Orr himself! Orr tells him about all the injuries he’s had, shares advice on the game of hockey, and even gives Joey one of his sticks. When Joey leaves the hospital he gets to watch his hero win the 1972 Stanley Cup at Boston Garden. Based on a true story from the life of hockey legend Bobby Orr, this book relays an important message about getting over hurdles and setbacks.

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My Son Loved This Book.......2006-06-26

My five year old son loved this story. Great for young hockey fans.

Century of Hockey: A Season-by-Season Celebration

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Jam packed with information and photos

Century of Hockey: A Season-by-Season Celebration
Hockey News
Manufacturer: McClelland & Stewart
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Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 0771041799
Release Date: 2000-09-01

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From the beginning, hockey has captured our imagination and fueled our dreams. It has given us heroes whose names are Gordie, Bobby, and Wayne, and it has left us with memories that will last forever.

Now, this lavishly illustrated book, based on The Hockey News’ collector’s edition magazine of the same name, gives readers the ultimate tribute to hockey in the twentieth century. Century of Hockey features:

• An illustrated, year-by-year overview of the NHL’s 83 seasons, and a look back at hockey’s early era

• The 40 greatest individual single-season performances in NHL history, beginning with Bobby Orr’s legendary 1969-1970 season, as chosen by a panel of 20 hockey experts

• A foreword by Bobby Orr, and a tribute to Orr by Hockey News associate editor Bob McKenzie

• The Hockey News’ All-Modern Era Team, made up of the greatest players and role players since the centre-ice red line was introduced for the 1942-1943 season

• The Hockey News’ All-World Team, composed of the greatest players of all time who played their best hockey (or their entire careers) outside the NHL

• A celebration of hockey’s 13 torch bearers – from Cyclone Taylor to Jaromir Jagr, hockey’s most decorated and influential players at each stage in hockey’s history

Filled with fascinating photographs and stats, treatments and tributes, Century of Hockey is a complete, fabulous celebration of hockey in the twentieth century.

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Jam packed with information and photos.......2001-02-13

This book is great! It has information about the NHL and hockey dating back into the 1800s, such as who won the Stanley Cup each year from when it was first introduced to the 2000 season, as well as photos, season highlights, articles, and facts for each season.

By reading this book you'll learn information about the different professional leagues that led to the formation of the NHL, and well as the first ever official hockey game, where the first pro hockey league was located, and which teams and star players were involved. It also includes a table of teams containing all of the teams, which city they've played in, they're old and new names, and the years as each franchise.

Bobby Orr's foreword is also interesting, as it gives his view on hockey and his career.

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A GOOD LOOK AT THE ROUGH HOUSE BRUINS.......2006-04-16

THIS IS A BOOK COVERING THE BOSTON BRUINS FROM THE LATE 1960'S TO THE EARLY 1970'S. IT COVERS HOW THEY PIECED TOGETHER THEIR STANLEY CUP TEAM OF 1970. THIS A SHORT BUT INTERESTING READ COVERING MANY OF THE PLAYERS THAT HELPED MAKE THIS STANLEY CUP POSSIBLE. FROM BOBBY ORR TO PHIL ESPOSITO AND MANY OTHERS THIS IS A GREAT AND EASY BOOK TO READ. FOR ALL BRUIN FANS. ALSO HAS SEASON SCORING RECORDS, SOME GOOD PHOTOS AND MANY STATS. WELL WORTH IT.

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DYNAMITE ON ICE : THE BOBBY ORR STORY
Hal Bock
Manufacturer: Scholastic
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000FNJTWM

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interesting details but a little more

Bobby Orr (Superstars)
Jay H. Smith
Manufacturer: Creative Co (Sd)
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Binding: Library Binding

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ASIN: 0871913682

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interesting details but a little more.......1999-02-20

same as up ther

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