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A National System of Education
Originally published in 1913, this book contains a series of essays by John Howard Whitehouse on the creation of a national education system.
Bogbrush the Barbarian
Bogbrush the barbarian, strong in body but not in mind, is determined to seek his fortune and sets off on his noble steed from the Temple of the Great Belch in the frozen north, to a city in the far south, and fortunately meets some smarter adventurers to join along the way.
Ruskin & Brantwood
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Essays on Social and Political Questions
Originally published in 1913, this book contains a series of essays by John Howard Whitehouse on a variety of social and political issues.
Mad Dogs With Guns
In 1919, the US Government declared the production, distribution, and sale of alcohol illegal. America officially became a 'dry' land. That didn't stop people from drinking, however, and the rise of the 'speakeasy' offered huge new opportunities for organized crime. Soon, cities both large and small became battlegrounds as various crime syndicates vied for control of the underground alcohol trade. In Mad Dogs With Guns, players form their own small gangs of fedora-wearing, tommy gun-wielding gangsters and battle it out with their rivals. With numerous different gangs to choose from, including cops and G-men, a fully integrated campaign system, and rules for special situations such as car chases, the game offers a huge variety of tactical challenges. Bribe public officials, attend a gangland funeral, but always watch your back – there is always another gang waiting to poach your territory...
The Viking's Daughter
Through excellent research and storytelling Howard Whitehouse has woven a tale of old Norway written for young and older readers. These stories are packed with historical tidbits that serve as the background for these entertaining stories. The Grey Dawn is the third book which begins shortly after The Grey Girl. Finding refuge, Gudrid and Gisli try to find peace, but as they try to build their lives the Viking spirit intervenes. Through invasions and expeditions, the lives of the brother and sister are intertwined as they struggle to survive.
White Zulu
Being a Memoir of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, including Hints on Piano Theft, Theatrical Costumery and Acts of Arson, in the Service of Queen Victoria, God Bless Her. Being a Memoir of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, including Hints on Piano Theft, Theatrical Costumery and Acts of Arson, in the Service of Queen Victoria, God Bless Her.A historical farce in the same vein as the Flashman books, White Zulu describes adventures and misadventures of Colonel Bagshot, late of her Majesty’s Hussars in the battles of Isandlwana and Rourke’s Drift. Solidly based in historical events, it plays on the “unseen events” of war to tell a tale in his retirement
