W., Jackson

Those interested in biblical and systematic theology, specifically the concept of atonement, will find this book instructive and insightful.

This well-researched book demonstrates the influence of genetics on society. Although a science glossary is included, readers will find it helpful to have prior knowledge of molecular biology. Recommended for advanced undergraduate students, graduate students, and researchers studying genetics, molecular biology, bioethics, and the history of science.

An important work chronicling a largely unsung American engineering feat. While the narrative occasionally gets lost in the factual "weeds," it remains a compelling story and serves as a dramatic reminder that government can accomplish great things that the private sector cannot. For all transportation and American urban history collections.