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Pistols! Treason! Murder!
"In Pistols! treason! murder!, historian Jonathan Walker uncovers the shadowy world of seventeenth-century espionage ..." --book cover.
Granville Taylor Woods
By 1907, Mr. Granville Taylor Woods was the first Black American who was granted 49 patents and was titled the "Black Edison" in news articles from the 1900s. Mr. Woods was a pioneer in power distribution, telegraph communication, and safety for the railway industry. Granville Taylor Woods sold eight patents to the General Electrical Company, Harry Ward Leonard, Westinghouse Air Brake Company, and various individuals or investment partners. The ultimate goal of this book is to provide standard concepts in presenting accurate interpretations of patents granted to Granville Taylor Woods. This book is not intended to dispute, dishonor, or argue for or against a particular accomplishment by Gran...
Five Wounds
In a cruel and arbitrary world, where disturbing lapses in logic are commonplace, five orphans must face their traumatic origins. Gabriella is a crippled angel, haunted by her inability to interpret prophecies. Cur is the rabid leader of a sect of dogs, desperate to escape his inheritance. Cuckoo is a gambler with a wax face determined to find a fixed identity before his luck runs out. Magpie is a thief in search of the perfect photographic subject, but terrified of going blind. Crow is a leper trying to distil the essence of death as an antidote to dying. Each of them is deformed; each has a special ability; each is connected to all of the others. And each gets exactly what they deserve. Or do they?
Nathan The Extraordinary Inventor
Nathan is a self-taught engineer with the gift of inventing devices that protect the safety of mankind and animals. One day, Nathan is given a choice of wealth or wisdom as a destiny for his career. On Nathan’s path to a wealth career, he witnesses several unsafe conditions after accepting a high salary position from a rich owner. But, the owner ignores Nathan’s desire to solve the unsafe conditions. Nathan’s sense of right and wrong plays a major role in his reflection of wealth versus wisdom. Nathan The Extraordinary Inventor is a bilingual middle-grade (ages 8 – 12) fiction picture book for children learning rhythmic patterns. Th is early reader’s book is excellent for the follo...
Poland Alone
Poland Alone
Fundamental Principles of Serving the Lord's Supper
The material is divided into three parts: preparing, implementing, and overseeing the Lord’s Supper. The first chapter is an introduction while chapter two and three are devoted to preparing for the Lord’s Supper. The fourth chapter emphasizes planning and implementing an orderly communion and the fifth chapter is dedicated to Christians responsible for managing an orderly communion. A brief glossary of terms follows the last chapter.
Aden Insurgency
During the early 1960s the Cold War reached its climax. Britain's dwindling power in the Middle East was under siege from Arab nationalism, the Communist bloc and from American designs in the region. Aden, with its strategic military base and old Protectorate buffer zone, was soon the main battleground. The 1962 Egyptian-inspired coup in the neighbouring Kingdom of North Yemen further tightened the noose. So began a bitter and bloody insurgency war in South Arabia. British regular an special forces were soon pitted against growing and formidable insurgency forces, fighting both a war in the mountains and an urban conflict in the backstreets of Aden. Intelligence agencies vied for control of ...
The Blue Beast
' The Blue Beast'—Edwardian slang for sexual passion—is the true account of the intimate lives of three extraordinary Edwardian women. Drawing on private family archives and highly revealing letters and diaries, the story examines how they became mistresses or confidantes of some of the most powerful men in Britain, men who profoundly affected the Empire's efforts in the First World War. The wealthy and voluptuous American adventuress, Emilie Grigsby, claimed she was the 'mascot of High Command' – and not without good reason. She courted the press baron Lord Northcliffe, the philandering Quartermaster-General, Sir John Cowans and The Times military correspondent, Colonel Charles Reping...
