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Kiss Your Money Hello!
It's here! Your guide to a financially independent life - no more money stress! This book is a complete, modern, comprehensive guide to your personal finance life. It's the key to never having to go to a job you detest, to living every day on your own terms. Why this book? Right now, you may be browsing a few personal finance books in a library, bookstore, or even online. Why this one? Is it worth a couple of dollars and hours of your time? Here’s why. I’ve read the others. Almost every book was someone telling their own personal rags to riches tale. That’s admirable, but the likelihood that it’s even close to you and your personal situation is quite remote. What worked for them will...
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Tracks
From a kitten in a clothes dryer to a milk cow in the kitchen; across ranches in South Dakota, Montana and Texas, come follow the tracks as veterinarian, rancher, pastor and pilot Dr. Bill Hines shares stories of a long and varied life.
John William Hines, Born C. 1600 in Londonderry, Ireland
John William Hines (b. 1600) was born in Londonderry, Ireland and married Sarah Alexander. They were the parents of five children. Three of their sons immigrated to America in 1650 and settled in Chuckatuck, Virginia. Later generations settled in North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and other parts of the United States.
Leaving Yesterday Behind
Second edition Biblical counselling Guidance for dealing with the past
The Most Dangerous Man in the Confederacy
Join Thomas Henry Hines and other relatives of the authors in epic adventures as they navigate their way through the civil war. Thomas Henry Hines, considered the most dangerous man in the confederacy, was a master escape artist. His network of spies helped confederate generals by providing them upcoming Union troop movements. Come along as we bring history to life!
