THE BEGGARS OPERA By GAY Burgess 136 pages, paperback, ISBN: (0-88295-037-1) Retail Price: $6.95 Online Price:$5.56   (instructors only)

Edited by C. F. Burgess, this edition of The Beggar's Opera for performance and study is well annotated and includes excerpts from Trivia: "Newgate's Garland", "An Epistle to a Lady," "The Hare and Many Friends"; the ballads "Twas When the Seas Were Roaring," "Sweet William's Farewell to the Black-ey'd Susan," "Molly Mog"; and letters to Jonathan Swift and others. Also included are an introduction, a list of the principal dates in the life of John Gay, as well as a selected bibliography.

SELECTED ESSAYS By HAZLITT Nabholtz 160 pages, paperback, ISBN: (0-88295-042-8) Retail Price: $2.95 Online Price:$2.36   (instructors only)

These personal essays written by William Hazlitt in his final years are an examination of his past and the assertion of the continuity of his moral character and experience. Edited by John R. Nabholtz are eleven essays including "On Reason and Imagination," "On Genius and Common Sense," "Jeremy Bentham," "Mr. Coleridge," "The Letter-Bell," and "A Farewell to Essay-Writing." In addition to being well annotated this edition includes an introduction, a list of principal dates in the life of Hazlitt, and a bibliography.

FAREWELL, MY NATION: THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND THE UNITED STATES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, 2nd Ed. By WEEKS, PHILIP A volume in The American History Series 266 pages, paperback, ISBN: (0-88295-956-5) MAPS, PHOTOS, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY, INDEX Retail Price: $19.95 Online Price:$15.96   (instructors only)

Like its predecessor, the second edition of Philip Week's highly popular volume illuminates the problems caused by westward expansion in the nineteenth century, as battle after battle was fought, treaty after treaty was broken. Weeks discusses the three possible resolutions undertaken in varying degrees by the U.S. government--separation, concentration, and Americanization-- as he guides the reader through the significant changes in Indian-White relations during this pivotal time. Informed by the latest scholarship and expanded to consider the entire scope of U.S-Indian relations in the nineteenth century, the second edition of the engaging Farewell, My Nation provides important supplemental reading for the U.S history survey and essential text for courses in American Indian studies