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Correspondence
3 letters written to Donald MacKinnon by hisfather 1881. 2 letters written to Donald MacKinnon by his mother (undated). During this year Donald was at New College Oxford. Also 1 letter from Donald MacKinnon's father Daniel to her cousin 1550.
Posturing with God
Ever had a moment when your body began to express what your heart was feeling? Maybe you were fist pumping for your team in the Stanley Cup playoffs, or cheering on your children at their soccer game, or maybe you just had a moment when you needed to hug a friend. At times our bodies speak louder than our words. The same is true in our relationship with God. This book seeks to examine a number of different accounts in the Bible where in encounters with God people's bodies communicated what their lips could not. It invites us through some practical exercises at the end of each chapter to give our bodies opportunity to express themselves before the Lord in postures described in each chapter.
ORIGIN & SERVICES OF THE COLDS
The Coldstream Guards - now part of the Household Division - has the unique distinction of being the oldest Regiment of the British Army. It traces its origins to 1650 when it was founded at Coldstream on the English-Scottish border by George Monck, the Cromwellian General who ten years later was instrumental in restoring the monarchy of Charles II. This two volume history of the early years of the Regiment was written by Col. Daniel Mackinnon in 1833. Mackinnon (1791-1836) was a particularly gallant officer, who had three horses shot under him at Waterloo. The first volume narrates the fascinating story of Moncks' foundation of the Regiment, and its first battle honours in 1650 at Cromwell'...
