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Feet of Clay on Solid Ground
"Feet of Clay" is the intensely personal self-revelation of a man called by "U.S. News and World Report" "the most influential religious leader in America" in 1982.
The Economy of Love
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The Armstrongs
The Armstrongs were the number one “Riding” family on the Anglo/Scots Border during the 16th century. They were the most destructive of the Border reivers... and can arguably be called Britain’s worst ever family. The book follows two narratives... The first delves into the history of the Armstrongs; origins, where they lived, their society and how they survived across a violent frontier... The second narrative is a gazetteer of family biographies – A who’s who of raiders and marauders based on court cases and criminal trials. Tales of ransom, murder, arson, blackmail and theft are explored, drawing out the family’s story during this unique period.
Design Matters
This book demonstrates the need to understand the context, process and delivery of engineering projects and services by focusing on engineering design. It highlights the cultural, economic, political and social parameters and illustrates the importance of their understanding. The book benefits from a unique combination of academic rigour and the experience gained from decades of designing some of the world’s most important civil engineering projects.
The Art of Preserving Health. a Poem. by James Armstrong, M.D
The 18th century was a wealth of knowledge, exploration and rapidly growing technology and expanding record-keeping made possible by advances in the printing press. In its determination to preserve the century of revolution, Gale initiated a revolution of its own: digitization of epic proportions to preserve these invaluable works in the largest archive of its kind. Now for the first time these high-quality digital copies of original 18th century manuscripts are available in print, making them highly accessible to libraries, undergraduate students, and independent scholars. Western literary study flows out of eighteenth-century works by Alexander Pope, Daniel Defoe, Henry Fielding, Frances B...
Nature, Culture, and Two Friends Talking
This book is in part the story of a friendship over thirty years centering on love of nature and two menÆs quest to understand how to save what they love. At turns literary and Scholarly, these essays, poems and public presentations also document not only the evolution of their ideas and expressions of this love, but reflect American cultureÆs own dialogue about nature and conservation. In heartfelt prose and vivid language, these two friends give back to us some thirty years of the environmental conversation in America. Book jacket.
Rock Hard
Rock Hard is a gentle thriller James Armstrongwrites a feel-good thriller that is difficult to put down. I found myself begrudging every minute I couldnt spend reading the book. There are a few novels I reread every few years; Rock Hard is one of those.Connie Murphy, The Chronicle-Express ________________________________________________________________________ Someone has been trying to kill Fuzzy Grebbs since the day he was born. Yet, this drummer for a super-star rock band is so loved by the devoted fans in his hometown that theyre willing to lay down their lives to thwart a diabolical serial killer and quell the terror. This nostalgic rock-it ride through the 20th Century explores the rock-and-roll business from the inside out, from barrooms to world tours, from family love to ruthless killers. As the village unites, and as Fuzzy blasts to world fame, the residents learn to overcome prejudice and find lasting peace. ________________________________________________________________ James Armstrong is the author of two published novels, The Asexuals and Subsect. He also teaches and tutors for Finger Lakes Community College in Upstate New York.
Politics for Plain Folks
The book deals with the role of government in our lives; with the cultural arrogance of Manifest Destiny and with Cuba as "a case in point"; with the storms of war that have pelted humankind; and with the cussedness and promise of human beings. The book probes the place of religion in public life. Finally, it will come to a halt as readers consider politics as practiced in the places where they live.
