Robert's Rules of Order Scribners portraying 1940s domestic and social

portraying 1940s domestic and social life through a character-driven lens

including encounters connected with the Barbary Wars and Mediterranean conflicts of the early nineteenth century

From scaling snow-capped mountains to delving into the depths of the ocean

contains sunned spine and discoloration on cover

Additional Condition Info: Clean pages

Robert's Rules of Order Scribners portraying 1940s domestic and socialLong recognized as the gold standard for deliberative assembly, this landmark 1951 commemorative edition marks three quarters of a century since U. S. Army General Henry M. Robert first published his authoritative framework for civic democracy. Rooted in the complex traditions of the British Parliament and adapted for American organizations, this precise, 326 page manual provides a comprehensive toolkit for conducting business in an orderly,