California Collection - Braille Institute of America

In Chancery BRB-09926
by John Galsworthy
The second volume of the Forsyte Saga follows Soames as he seeks a
reconciliation with his wife because he wants a male heir, and tells of
the younger generation's involvement in the Boer War. 1949.
In My Father's House: The Story of the Layton Family and the
Reverend Jim Jones CBB-0618
by Min S. Yee and Thomas N. Layton
Using records, diaries and interviews, the oldest son of the Layton
family and a co-author attempt to understand what drew three members
of his traditional upper-middle class family into involvement with the
Peoples Temple and Jim Jones. 1981.
In Place of Poisons BRB-10476
by Lawrence D. Hills
The author speaks against pesticides and additives. 1953.
In Search of Literary L.A. CBB-0847
by Lionel Rolfe
The writers who helped to weave this literary tapestry were, like many
people who live in Los Angeles, often transients; literary gypsies,
bohemians, beatniks, writers in imposed and self-imposed exile and
refugees from various political and emotional devastations. At some
point in each of their careers they lived in, worked in and wrote about
the enigmatic city of the Angels. Includes bibliography and index.
1991.
In the Senate: Amidst the Conflict and the Turmoil CBB-0264
by Norris Cotton
Senator Cotton from New Hampshire, now retired after 20 years in the
U.S. Senate, has written an entertaining and informative book about the
inside workings of the Senate, and the many personalities and seven
presidents he has known. 1979.
In the Shadow of Tlaloc: Life in a Mexican Village CBB-0448
by Gregory G. Reck
Here is the story of the changes in the life of the remote Mexican
village of Jonolta in the mid-1960's when the 20th century finally
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