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James Thomas Williams Papers
Letters of son James Thomas Williams, Jr., relate to his career as editor, correspondent, and reporter with The State, The Tucson Citizen, Boston Evening Transcript, Associated Press, and William Randolph Hearst newspapers.
Stand Out of Our Light
Argues that human freedom is threatened by systems of intelligent persuasion developed by tech giants who compete for our time and attention. This title is also available as Open Access.
Williams & Other Kin
James Thomas Williams, parents not listed, was born 4 Apr 1811 in Morgan County, Georgia. He married Julia Emaline Allen, parents not listed, about 1837 in Georgia. She was born 8 Jan 1815 in Georgia. They had 11 children. James died about 1883 in Heard County, Georgia, and Julia died there about 1886. Their descendants have lived in Georgia, Arkansas, Texas, Arizona, and other areas in the United States.
Obituary of James T. Williams in New Orleans Newspaper in 1828
Text, December 5, 1828. Obituary of James T. Williams in New Orleans newspaper. Published in the Louisiana Courier.
The Otter
"Back from the brink of extinction, the otter is making a come-back in Britain today. Author James Williams, a life-long enthusiast of this fascinating, enigmatic creature, dispells some the mysteries in this beautifully-illustrated book: * Reasons for the near-disappearance of the otter in the 1980s and the reasons for its recovery today * Why otters patrol their territories and fight for them * Breeding, natural history and behaviour * Unusual otter information: blind otters, the work of otter groups, the difficulties of introducing otters in the wild, their surprising ability to live close to man * Otters as predators -- their impact on fish stocks, the difficulty of fish-hunting in cold water, their favourite foods * Tracking otters through their prints, and through their spraints * Helping the otter to survive in the 21st century"
Value-Based Fees
In this thoroughly revised edition of his classic book, Alan Weiss shows how consulting fees are dependent on only two things: value provided in the perception of the buyer and the intent of the buyer and the consultant to act ethically. Many consultants, however, fail to understand that perceived value is the basis of the fee, or that they must translate the importance of their advice into long-term gains for the client in the client's perception. Still others fail to have the courage and the belief system that support the high value delivered to clients, thereby reducing fees to a level commensurate with the consultant's own low self-esteem. Ultimately, says Weiss, consultants, not clients, are the main cause of low consulting fees.
Follies of God
An extraordinary book; one that almost magically makes clear how Tennessee Williams wrote; how he came to his visions of Amanda Wingfield, his Blanche DuBois, Stella Kowalski, Alma Winemiller, Lady Torrance, and the other characters of his plays that transformed the American theater of the mid-twentieth century; a book that does, from the inside, the almost impossible—revealing the heart and soul of artistic inspiration and the unwitting collaboration between playwright and actress, playwright and director. At a moment in the life of Tennessee Williams when he felt he had been relegated to a “lower artery of the theatrical heart,” when critics were proclaiming that his work had been ov...
Historical and Biographical
Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.
A Narrative of Events, Since the First of August, 1834, by James Williams, an Apprenticed Labourer in Jamaica
DIVScholarly edition of a slave narrative that tells of life as an "apprentice" under the British gradual emancipation plan./div
