NH History Books

[Free_Marketeer]

Does anyone have any recommendations for good NH history books?  By good, I mean, not statist.   

Edit: Other than Gardner Goldsmith's (thought that was obvious).   

[Ron Helwig]

No specific ones, but you should look into Ralph Borsodi's Exeter experiment. I'd also suggest finding out about Edward Gove.


who is Carl Drega?

[BillKauffman]

you should look into Ralph Borsodi's Exeter experiment.

http://www.motherearthnews.com/Nature-Community/1974-05-01/The-Borsodi-Constant-an-Inflation-Free-Currency.aspx

[JosephSHaas]

The N.H. State Archives, on Fruit Street in Concord has those hardcover 8 1/2 " x 11" books about 1/2 inch thick on N.H. History as written by Chuck Douglas' wife #____ who wrote three volumes in red, blue and green covers.

The Archives has hundreds of the Volumes 1 + 3, but not Vol. 2. And they're For Sale at only: $1.00 each.

I think there's a limit of two sets per customer: one for yourself, and another to use as a gift, because when somebody bought up a whole bunch once, I think they frowned on maybe them being sold at Yard Sales for $5.00 each, the original published price I think was: $20.00 each.

Good luck, -- Joe     http://www.state.nh.us