American Postal Service, Second Edition
Louis Melius
Play
Length 5 h 14 min
Chapters 16
First published 1917
The history of the postal service in the United States goes back to the colonial period, but was established more formally with the issuing of postage stamps and regular delivery. Through small vignettes, this history is traced with attention to some of the more obscure, but fascinating aspects of the postal service and related topics, as well as the major aspects of the service. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Biographical Sketches, Preface, Dedication and Organization Read by Larry Wilson 18:52
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Chapter II Questions of Finance Read by Fred Abboud 9:44
3
Chapter III Department Operations - Part One Read by Michele Fry 17:30
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Chapter III Department Operations - Part Two Read by Michele Fry 22:25
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Chapter III Department Operations - Part Three Read by Michele Fry 20:54
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Chapter IV Special Articles - Part One Read by Michele Fry 13:37
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Chapter IV Special Articles - Part Two Read by Michele Fry 17:06
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Chapter IV Special Articles - Part Three Read by Matt Williams 16:28
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Chapter IV - Special Articles - Part Four Read by Matt Williams 12:09
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Chapter IV - Special Articles - Part Five Read by Michele Fry 14:34
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Chapter IV - Special Articles - Part Six Read by Michele Fry 19:17
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Chapter IV - Special Articles - Part Seven Read by Michele Fry 21:40
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Chapter IV - Special Articles - Part Eight Read by Michele Fry 24:47
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Chapter V - Miscellaneous Matters - Part One Read by Fred Abboud 25:29
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Chapter V - Miscellaneous Matters - Part Two Read by Fred Abboud 18:03
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Chapter V - Miscellaneous Matters - Part Three Read by Rosie Roberts 13:43
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