Books published by Fairhaven Press

The Constitution of the United States of America, with Biographies of the Founding fathers and the American Presidency is designed as a useful reference tool for all audiences. This book comprises of four sections: 1. A copy of the U.S. Constitution 2. Biographies of the Founding Fathers 3. A description of the three branches of government, their scope, size, and responsibilities. 4. Biographies of all U.S. Presidents For college students of government or political sciences, this is a valuable reference tool for study of the constitution, branches of Government, or the history of American Presidents. It is also useful for those studying for U.S. citizenship exams. The text is also useful to have around the home or office or for anyone interested in reading more about our founding fathers and presidents.

A classic and simple approach to learning calculus that requires no technology or prior advanced mathematical skills. Originally written in 1943, this text uses a pioneering approach to math education, which is still relevant today. The approach simplifies the process of learning a complicated subject by breaking it down to its core components, using basic examples, and building upon each component until the topic is mastered. This book is a must have for students of calculus or those that have always wanted to learn the subject. It is also helpful to those of us who learned many years ago but could use a refresher.

This supplement to the 1920 St. Gregory Hymnal includes additional hymns that were added in 1940. It includes hymns 287-337. It is a supplement to Fairhaven Press' St. Gregory's Hymnal and Catholic Choir Book (English, Latin & Spanish).

Fairhaven Press is proud to publish another historically significant title in the String Music Archaeology series. The String Music Archaeology series consists of both original scholarship and reproductions of important out-of-press titles. This book is republished from the original 1940 text by Panum and Pulver. This title is being republished due to its critical research in the evolution of stringed instruments during the Middle Ages. This period in history saw some of the most interesting developments in how modern stringed instruments were formed. Panum and Pulver explore the early history of stringed instruments and how they evolved spread around the world during this time period. This text is a critical handbook in fully understanding an important period in the history of stringed instrument development. This text is useful for scholars of string music as well as anyone interested in learning how modern instruments came to be. It is being republished primarily for my own students, but all should feel free to read and learn. This text is provided with ample illustrations for each category of instrument covered. Unlike the other versions available, we have gone to great lengths to improve the quality of each image in the title. Visit our website for more information or to see our other titles.