From the Alps to the Cascades:
The Stefani and Tinetti Families
from Italy to America 1540-1953
Paperback – November 1st, 2023
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From the Alps to the Cascades:
The Stefani and Tinetti Families
from Italy to America 1540-1953
UPDF – November 1st, 2023
NOTE: To download the Full UPDF click on link inside front cover of PDF
[maxbutton id="2" text="Ebook | $9.95" url="#"] [maxbutton id="1" text="Paperback | $24.95" url="/product/From-the-alps-to-the-cascades/"]The story of a family living for hundreds of years in a small village in the Italian Alps then journeying to the New World To live in a small town in the Washington Cascades. The use of Family memoirs and interviews brings the people to life. This is as American a story as the Mayflower.
Struggle on the High Plains
Hardcover – August 16th, 2022
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Colorado History has a Forgotten Corner
Ever wonder what happened to the Colorado Sugar Beet Industry—or remember when tractors drove down main streets in small towns across Eastern Colorado in the 1970s?
The story of Colorado’s eastern plains is one of ongoing efforts on the part of farmers, families, business and community leaders to achieve security and prosperity in the face of harsh economic and climatological conditions. The enduring struggle has been playing out over the nearly two centuries since the first settlement by Europeans.
Struggle on the High Plains chronicles this region’s overlooked economic saga, a rich if neglected part of Colorado’s history, that extends from founding of Bent’s Fort in the 1830s through siting of the massive Rush Creek wind farm in the 2010s. Highlights include:
- The surge of homesteaders in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- The large irrigation projects in the Arkansas and South Platte River Valleys
- The Dust Bowl in southeast Colorado and its influence on the lives of plains citizens.
- The entrepreneurs, adventurers and rogues who left their mark on the regions’ economy.
The book combines analysis of the episodes of prosperity and decline in the plains economy with stories of their impacts on its communities and their people. It is an invaluable study of the Colorado plains region’s history and will serve as an indispensable resource for students and researchers.
Struggle on the High Plains
Paperback – August 16th, 2022
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Ever wonder what happened to the Colorado Sugar Beet Industry—or remember when tractors drove down main streets in small towns across Eastern Colorado in the 1970s?
The story of Colorado’s eastern plains is one of ongoing efforts on the part of farmers, families, business and community leaders to achieve security and prosperity in the face of harsh economic and climatological conditions. The enduring struggle has been playing out over the nearly two centuries since the first settlement by Europeans.
Struggle on the High Plains chronicles this region’s overlooked economic saga, a rich if neglected part of Colorado’s history, that extends from founding of Bent’s Fort in the 1830s through siting of the massive Rush Creek wind farm in the 2010s. Highlights include:
- The surge of homesteaders in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- The large irrigation projects in the Arkansas and South Platte River Valleys
- The Dust Bowl in southeast Colorado and its influence on the lives of plains citizens.
- The entrepreneurs, adventurers and rogues who left their mark on the regions’ economy.
The book combines analysis of the episodes of prosperity and decline in the plains economy with stories of their impacts on its communities and their people. It is an invaluable study of the Colorado plains region’s history and will serve as an indispensable resource for students and researchers.
Struggle on the High Plains
UPDF – August 16th, 2022
(NOTE: To download the UPDF click on link inside front cover of downloaded PDF)
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Colorado History has a Forgotten Corner
Ever wonder what happened to the Colorado Sugar Beet Industry—or remember when tractors drove down main streets in small towns across Eastern Colorado in the 1970s?
The story of Colorado’s eastern plains is one of ongoing efforts on the part of farmers, families, business and community leaders to achieve security and prosperity in the face of harsh economic and climatological conditions. The enduring struggle has been playing out over the nearly two centuries since the first settlement by Europeans.
Struggle on the High Plains chronicles this region’s overlooked economic saga, a rich if neglected part of Colorado’s history, that extends from founding of Bent’s Fort in the 1830s through siting of the massive Rush Creek wind farm in the 2010s. Highlights include:
- The surge of homesteaders in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- The large irrigation projects in the Arkansas and South Platte River Valleys
- The Dust Bowl in southeast Colorado and its influence on the lives of plains citizens.
- The entrepreneurs, adventurers and rogues who left their mark on the regions’ economy.
The book combines analysis of the episodes of prosperity and decline in the plains economy with stories of their impacts on its communities and their people. It is an invaluable study of the Colorado plains region’s history and will serve as an indispensable resource for students and researchers.
Under the Sphinx
Paperback – June 1st , 2021
From the Foreword by Graham Hancock:
“There have always been misgivings about the view of prehistory promoted by mainstream archaeologists; there has always been dissent and a feeling that something important is absent from the picture. However, it was not until the early 1990’s that strong and compelling evidence began to be put forward that gave real substance to the doubts. This evidence focused initially on ancient Egypt and drew on the hard sciences of astronomy and geology to raise uncomfortable questions about the age of the Great Sphinx of Giza, the ultimate emblem and symbol of the high civilization of the Nile Valley….
Imagine my surprise, therefore, when Manu’s book…turned out to be the first substantial and significant addition to human knowledge concerning the Sphinx since the breakthroughs of 1990’s.
I’m not going to foreshadow at any great length the labyrinths of evidence, argument and erudition in this book… I’ll not say more here except to add that Manu is a gifted and determined researcher, who left no stone unturned in the investigation that led to Under the Sphinx. You will find yourself in the safe hands of a brilliant historical detective as he builds his very intriguing case.”
From Robert Bauval, co-author of The Message of the Sphinx (1996):
“Meticulously researched, scholarly, and very convincing, UNDER THE SPHINX is an exciting investigation into the possible existence of the legendary Hall of Records at Giza. Seyfzadeh may indeed have found the key to unravel this great mystery of antiquity by using a new approach that will rouse much attention and the interest his work deserves.”
For Gaia TV’s Energy Secrets of the Great Pyramid episode from the 2021 season of Deep Space featuring Manu Seyfzadeh see URL: https://www.gaia.com/video/preview-season-3-deep-space
LISTEN to Coast to Coast AM interview here: https://tinyurl.com/yzsatzlw
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Under the Sphinx
UPDF Ebook – June 21st , 2021
TO ACCESS NEW UPDF – CLICK ON LINK INSIDE COVER PAGE OF UPDF
From the Foreword by Graham Hancock:
“There have always been misgivings about the view of prehistory promoted by mainstream archaeologists; there has always been dissent and a feeling that something important is absent from the picture. However, it was not until the early 1990’s that strong and compelling evidence began to be put forward that gave real substance to the doubts. This evidence focused initially on ancient Egypt and drew on the hard sciences of astronomy and geology to raise uncomfortable questions about the age of the Great Sphinx of Giza, the ultimate emblem and symbol of the high civilization of the Nile Valley….
Imagine my surprise, therefore, when Manu’s book…turned out to be the first substantial and significant addition to human knowledge concerning the Sphinx since the breakthroughs of 1990’s.
I’m not going to foreshadow at any great length the labyrinths of evidence, argument and erudition in this book… I’ll not say more here except to add that Manu is a gifted and determined researcher, who left no stone unturned in the investigation that led to Under the Sphinx. You will find yourself in the safe hands of a brilliant historical detective as he builds his very intriguing case.”
From Robert Bauval, co-author of The Message of the Sphinx (1996):
“Meticulously researched, scholarly, and very convincing, UNDER THE SPHINX is an exciting investigation into the possible existence of the legendary Hall of Records at Giza. Seyfzadeh may indeed have found the key to unravel this great mystery of antiquity by using a new approach that will rouse much attention and the interest his work deserves.”
For Gaia TV’s Energy Secrets of the Great Pyramid episode from the 2021 season of Deep Space featuring Manu Seyfzadeh see URL: https://www.gaia.com/video/preview-season-3-deep-space
LISTEN to COAST to COAST AM interview here: https://tinyurl.com/yzsatzlw
