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The Last White Soldier
The Last White Soldier reveals exactly how World War III starts and why. Racing from its first stunning attack through to its shocking conclusion, The Last White Soldier reaffirms that mankind’s global power structure is ever changing. Other 1stBooks By David L. Dukes The First Black President Blues begins with the shooting of the first black president of the United States of America, Louis Hayes, at his reelection inaugural party. During his ensuing struggle to survive, Louis is forced not only to retrace his life’s path prior to the shooting but also to come to grips with his own true American identity. The Zebra Confessions shockingly snowballs from its dramatic opening riot scene through to the end of the Second Civil War of the United States. Then, in the separatist post civil war society, two young lovers, white Daniel and black Rachel, must face not only society’s hidden demons but their own.
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The Literature and Cultural Ecology of Imperial Examinations in the Ming Dynasty
The book examines the relationship between imperial examinations and literature from the perspective of restoring the cultural ecology of imperial examinations in Ming China, breaking through the paradigm of pure literature research. This book presents an important practice in adjusting the pattern of literary research. The contents of this book include five mutually independent but supportive parts: 1) the living conditions and careers of the literary attendants; 2) the educational background and school’s consciousness of the Ming literati; 3) top candidates and Ming literature; 4) genres of imperial examination and the Ming society; 5) exam cheating cases from the perspective of politics and literature. This book will appeal to readers interested in Chinese literature and culture and the imperial examination system in ancient China.
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Geological Background of Sandstone-Type Uranium Deposits in Ordos Basin, Northwest China
This book introduces the geological background of sandstone-type uranium deposits in the Ordos Basin, Northwest China. Through comparative study of a large number of practical data such as uranium, coal and oil boreholes, the research system takes sedimentary basin as a unit and fully utilizes geological principles and test analysis to study the basic geological, geophysical, geochemical and remote sensing image characteristics of the basin, and to restores the favorable uranium-forming geological background brought by the change of the cognitive sedimentary environment conditions. It can be used as a reference for researchers, practitioners and as well as teachers and graduate students working in uranium deposit geology, sedimentary geology and related areas
The Life of Madame Mao
A peculiar facet of China’s history is that its greatest villains have often been women. The evil Empress Wu lives on in legend, as does another ogre: the “White-Boned Demon,” Madame Mao Zedong. On January 25, 1981, Jiang Qing, widow of Mao, was sentenced to death. Two years later, that sentence was changed to life imprisonment. The daughter of a concubine, Jiang Qing grew up as an outcast in the homes of wealthy men. In her early teens, she joined a troupe of roving actors. By the age of nineteen, she had exhausted two marriages. Reaching Shanghai, she won theatrical success as Ibsen’s Nora - a role that gave expression to both her rage and ambition. At twenty-four, Jiang Qing aband...
