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Faith + Action = Miracle
The gripping story of two people putting their faith into practice by helping the people of Madhya Pradesh and Bihar in India through famine and many other difficulties. They organise building, mechanical, agricultural and other projects, and they deal with many medical situations while developing a particular expertise in treating leprosy. Once you start reading this book you will not put it down till finished.
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Tiger on a Rein
This Is A Record Of The Unique Effort In International Co-Operation Which Averted The Effects Of The Calamity In Bihar, And It Is A Plea For International Preparedness For What Is Yet To Come.Dustjacket Slightly Rubbed.
The Kitchen Daughter
Seeking comfort in traditional family culinary practices after the early deaths of her parents, twenty-six-year-old Asperger's patient Ginny struggles with her domineering sister's decision to sell the house, troubling secrets, and the ghost of a dead ancestor.
Halton Boys
A history of the twentieth-century Royal Air Force training programme as told by the men who lived it. The RAF Halton Apprenticeship Scheme has a deserved reputation for excellence. The brainchild of MRAF Hugh Trenchard, the founder of the Royal Air Force, it took the “traditional” idea of an apprenticeship and interpreted it in a novel way. It allowed teenage boys from any social background or geography to learn a technical trade that would equip them for their future lives, within and beyond the RAF. It also gave the best an opportunity to become pilots and break into the once public-school-dominated officer class. Of the 50,000 boys trained as apprentices, seventeen won the Sword of H...
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Albert Hall
Joan Sutherland’s debut, the notorious Petrov Commission, a rumoured ghost and rowdy public meetings give Canberra’s Albert Hall a history like no other. Albert Hall – the simple, elegant building at the heart of our national capital – was Canberra’s only performing arts centre for its first 40 years. The venue for weekly dances, art exhibitions, and tours by the Royal Ballet and the Australian Ballet, Albert Hall has also hosted citizenship ceremonies and important national occasions. This beautifully illustrated book shares the history of this Canberra landmark for the first time.
