Some HBC readers tell us that they would like to be able to access new pages, but do not want to receive E-mails on every new page added to HBC. We have also for several years now experienced problems dealing with AOL. Thus we have created this page for HBC readers. We will list new pages or existing pages to which we have added additional information. We used to maintain a page like this. We know from this experience that we sometimes forget to add a new page, but we will try to remember to do this as much as possible. There will not be a link on our home page so you will want to add this to your favorites/book marks. We plan to only make this page available to readers who support HBC. There may be occasional changes in the URL. Just let me know if you have any question about this new HBC feature.
American shirts and collars: The 1870s
Instututions: Health--Floating Hospitals
American First Communion Garments: Footwear
World War II: Science and Industry
American caps: Brimless round caps
World War II: Logistics and transport
American family: 1900s--Geandfather and grandkids
British aristocracy: Lord Iveagh
NAZI religious plans: Postponement
American Fauntleroy suits: Broad-brimmed sailor hat--Stylistic elements
World War II: Children--National food policies
Wotld War I: Poland--Domestic situation
American schools: Carrying books to school
World War II: Hitler and Poland
American ads and catalogs: McCawley/Slipova
French artists: Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin
Australian schools: Rural Primary--Bundaberg Region of Queensland
Indian history: The Northwestern Frontier area
American catalogs: Outfits for younger children
American little boys pattern (1921)
Japanese book satchell: Additionl bgs
Japanese schools: Tradition and change
French school activities: Coming and going to school
Canadian First Communion garments: Pants
Canadian First Communion (1936)
Great Depression: America--Weak agicultural sector
American Eton collars: The 1930s
American knicker hosiery: Knee socks
American movies: The Old Man and theSea>
American siblings: Unidentified children (1910s)
Canadian schools: Catholic schools
Americans know what April 15 means--Tax Day. Our work on HBC has been interupted by having to navigate an incredibly complex tax code. Wecan now get back to creating HBC pages.
American smocks: Mid-19th century
American romper gender chronology: The 1920s
Candian catalogs: Hosiery (1936-37)
Arab-Isreali conlict: Foreign support
World War II: Britain--Third evacuation
Isreali-Arab Conflict: Foreign Support
American knickers suits: Headwear
Scottish artist: Harrington Mann
Japanese biographies: Yukio Mishima
World War II: Battle of the Atlantic (1939)
Amrican boys: Donald and Francis Edinger
English dress: Unidentified children
World War II: Japanese Greater East Asian Coprosperity Sphere
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