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An Accurate Statement, of the Trial of James Price and Thomas Brown
Charged on oath, with a strong suspicion of having on Tuesday the 19th of January last past, between the hours of eight and nine in the afternoon of the same day, on the King's highway, in the parish of Thorton-in-the-Moors, in the county of Chester, feloniously assaulted Peter Yoxall, who was carrying on horseback, His Majesty's mail, from Warrington in the county of Lancaster, to the city of Chester, and taking from his person the said mail bag, with the letters and other articles contained therein.
The Price of Peace
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Traditional Ozark Tools & Techniques with James E. Price
"This is a must have reference series for any vintage tool enthusiast or collector or anyone who just likes to sit down with a book like the D'Elia's Antique Tool Museum book, Warman's Tool Field Guide, Murland's Antique Tool Value Guide or any of the hundreds of other tool books and scroll through the thousands of images and descriptions and take in the history, the artistry and the uniqueness of the tools. It also has woodworking processes and techniques explained and shown throughout the issue."--Amazon.com
Relief from Grief
If you're still hurting over a job you lost last year or a long-ago divorce, or the 1999 death of someone you held near and dear, you can surely benefit from James E. Price's book, "Relief From Grief." Price has a lot to say about such losses. In a nutshell, the Word of God will help you rise above any hurt from losses you might have experienced. We've all seen family members and friends fall apart after the death of a loved one or a partner pine away over a marriage that dissolved. These are forms of grief that a solid relationship with God could have and would have, easily lessened. While Price doesn't downplay the effects of such potentially devastating occurrences, he doesn't get sentimental over them either. They are real and the pain is real but he sees grief as a little like the rain that falls into everyone's life. We all eventually lose someone -- or something -- dear or maybe struggle with a business, only to see it fold up like a tent in the wind; or we lose a home to fire or foreclosure; or experience something else equally tragic. How we handle these catastrophes makes all the difference in the world.
Planning and the Price Mechanism (Routledge Revivals)
First published in 1948, this book outlines a solution to contemporary economic problems in the post-war years. This solution aims to make the best use of our price mechanism, free initiative and competition, but also involves the socialization of certain monopolistic concerns and the state control of the price mechanism in such a way as to maintain full employment, to achieve an equitable distribution of income and property, and to restore equilibrium to our balance of payments. It is an outline of that middle way which the author calls the Liberal-Socialist solution.
Artifice & Craft
Would you kill for your art? Would it kill for you? A painter who kills with blood-tinged pigment. A tattoo artist with a dark past who treats with demons. A sculptor on Venus who carves his life’s history into ice at the cost of his sanity. A ceramic vase that might avenge the life of a murder victim. A haunted song that drives listeners to kill. Art surrounds us. It entertains and nurtures. And for some it can do far more. It can protect a family over generations or bridge the boundary between the realms of the living and the dead. It can be a curse or a boon, a path to riches or to damnation. In Artifice and Craft, speculative fiction authors Lyndsay E. Gilbert, Laura E. Price, Adam Stemple, Brian K. Lowe, James R. Tuck, Briana Una McGuckin, Jordan Davidson, James Maxey, Madeline Dau, Joel Armstrong, C.E. Murphy, Mark Painter, Alex Bledsoe, Alethea Kontis, Gerri Leen, and Jelena Dunato craft tales of art and artistry that are shaded with the supernatural, tuned to the fantastic, and glazed with the unexpected. So listen, watch, admire. But don’t touch, and don’t turn your back. Because these works of art are far more than they seem.
Three Faces of the Backslider
More than anything else, God wants backsliders to know that He's not holding anything against them. His arms are open wide. "I await your return," He seems to say. The Psalmist said in Psalm 139:7-10: Where can I go from Your Spirit? Or where can I flee from Your presence? If I ascend into heaven, You are there; if I make my bed in hell, behold, You are there. If I take the wings of the morning and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea, Even there Your hand shall lead me and Your right hand shall hold me. Remember this: there is nowhere His love can't or won't reach to bring us back to the fold.
