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Anno Domini
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Official Catholic Directory 1996
Lists addresses and telephone numbers for cardinals, archbishops, bishops, parochial school staffs, parish churches, and clergy
Anno Domini 2071 [By P. Harting] Tr. with Preface and Notes by A.V.W. Bikkers
General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1871 Notes: This is an OCR reprint. There may be typos or missing text. There are no illustrations or an index. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. You can also preview the book there.
Anno Domini 2071 (English Edition)
A speculative novelette predicting some changes in the world 200 years into the future from the year 1871, written by a noted Dutch scientist, originally published in the Dutch language, the author hiding himself behind the pen name of "Dr. Dioscorides." The story begins as the narrator settles into his comfortable chair and ponders the predictions made by Roger Bacon, the 13th-century scholar, that actually came true by the 19th century: telescopes, self-propelled vehicles, bridges across spans without intermediate supports, devices to navigate without navigators, ships that can be controlled by a single man at great speeds. As he dozes, he suddenly becomes alert and sees that he is in the year 2071 by the date on a clock tower. A noble old man appears before him, whom he recognizes as Roger Bacon, with a young lady named Miss Phantasia. He learns from them that he is in the city of Londinia, a megalopolis formerly London, England. They give him a tour of Londinia and then they take him on a flight over Europe and onward to New Holland (Australia) by airship, explaining the new technologies and changes in the world.
The Official Catholic Directory
THE OFFICIAL CATHOLIC DIRECTORY provides a comprehensive overview of today's church: the hierarchy in Rome & the U.S. parish clergy, chancery officials, colleges & universities, novitiates & provincialates, seminaries, & foreign missions. The only authoritative source of its kind, all information is confirmed & approved by each diocese before publication. A mid-year supplement, THE OFFICIAL CATHOLIC DIRECTORY, PART II--featuring a section devoted to pilgrimage sites, & expanded with demographic charts & more statistical information on the church--is provided at no extra charge. The supplement also provides contact data for every archdiocese in the world.
Anno Domini 2071
A speculative novelette predicting some changes in the world 200 years into the future from the year 1871, written by a noted Dutch scientist, originally published in the Dutch language, the author hiding himself behind the pen name of "Dr. Dioscorides." The story begins as the narrator settles into his comfortable chair and ponders the predictions made by Roger Bacon, the 13th-century scholar, that actually came true by the 19th century: telescopes, self-propelled vehicles, bridges across spans without intermediate supports, devices to navigate without navigators, ships that can be controlled by a single man at great speeds. As he dozes, he suddenly becomes alert and sees that he is in the ...
Anno Domini 2071: Large Print
Anno Domini 2071: Large Printby Pieter HartingA speculative novelette predicting some changes in the world 200 years into the future from the year 1871, written by a noted Dutch scientist, originally published in the Dutch language, the author hiding himself behind the pen name of "Dr. Dioscorides".The story begins as the narrator settles into his comfortable chair and ponders the predictions made by Roger Bacon, the 13th-century scholar, that actually came true by the 19th century: telescopes, self-propelled...
Directory of Publishing 2010
Now in its 35th edition, this is the most authoritative, detailed trade directory available for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.
Anno-Domini
In the final remaining days leading up to the new Millennium, 11 priests around the world have been systematically murdered under horrific circumstances within hours of each other. The purpose is known to only a handful of people. Many of the world's religious dignitaries are urgently summoned to the Vatican, where a "revelation" will be made that may change the course of human history. Gabriel Salmach is a paraplegic, yet lately he has begun to feel different. He is changing and finding that not only can he hear the thoughts of those around him, but can hear the very essence of life itself. Jack Bannerman is a British detective investigating two of the recent murders of priests. Moving slowly through his own traumas, Jack quickly finds that the mysterious events taking place around the world begin to test what little faith in anything he still had remaining. The culmination of these seemingly separate events eventually come together in a terrifying encounter of good versus evil, as Anno-Domini reaches its crescendo.
