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Freedom of Speech
The essays in this volume portrays the public debates concerning freedom of speech in the 18th century in France and Britain as well as Austria, Denmark, Russia, and Spain and its American territories. The economic integration of Europe and its offshoots over the past three centuries into a distinctive cultural product, 'the West,' has given rise to a triumphant universalist narrative that masks these disparate national contributions to freedom of speech and other liberal rights.
Marrying The Enemy! (Mills & Boon Vintage 90s Modern)
For better, or for worse... Alexia had known that coming home after all these years would be difficult - even more so as she'd be living under the same roof as York Masterton. The last time they'd met, Alexia had been an innocent teenager. Now she was a sophisticated woman who knew what she wanted: her rightful inheritance.
Where Are You Taking Me?
My name is Elizabeth Powers. I am a mother of six children, three of which are biological; one was adopted from foster care and two are foster children (that we hope to adopt also). I wanted to write this book for social workers and foster parents to use as a helpful tool in order to explain to small children why they are being removed from their parents and their home. I hope that it will help children understand that it is not their fault, theyre not the only ones and its okay to be scared.
Abstracts of Wills and Other Records, Currituck and Dare Counties, North Carolina (1663-1850)
This is a collection of the oldest extant marriage records of the Reformed Dutch Church of New York City (formerly New Amsterdam). The marriage records span the period from 1639 to 1801 and are arranged in chronological order. Each of the more than 10,000 marriage entries includes record the names of the bride and groom and the date and place of the marriage. Every person named in the records can also be found in the extensive name index at the back of the book.
Powers That Be
It was a world of ice and snow - a planet that just supported life and that had been terraformed from frozen uninhabitable rock.The people of Petaybee were hardy, self-reliant, friendly - and also very secretive. Major Yana Maddock, medically discharged from the service, was shipped to Petaybee in the hope that her burnt-out lungs might just recover in the icy air.And at the last moment, she was given a special commission.Unauthorized life-forms had been seen on the planet and, more seriously, geologic survey teams had vanished into nowhere, the odd survivor being discovered abandoned and insane.It was Yana's task to infiltrate Petaybee society and find out who - or what - was causing the eerie events on the planet. She discovered a primitive ice-bound community of extraordinary people - people who possessed some mysterious quality of surviving - and people who Yana discovered she both liked and revered as she found herself becoming one of them.
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Love and Chaos
Emma Jameson is pretty darn happy with her life. She has a good job, a loving family, a decent social life, and a dog who simultaneously adores her and keeps her yard free of squirrels. But with the help of fate and her irresponsible older sister, she gets tossed into the middle of a mess, and comes out on the other side married to Mason, a stranger who makes a cement block look emotional. And let's face it, while her new husband is hot, that doesn't even begin to make up for the fact that he doesn't like dogs, and shows an equal aversion to all things messy and disordered. Too bad Emma named her beloved dog Chaos for a reason, and if she's moving into her new husband's house, the dog is mov...
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