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Lynch
Lynch: History, myth and legend is a fascinating trip through the thousand-year history of the Lynch family. They have given their name to cities and ships, fine wines and hamburgers, Japanese rock bands and Irish folk bands. They've also woven themselves into myths and legends. In fact, some of the greatest characters in Lynch history, such as Labraid Loingseach, only ever existed in legends. The famous story of Mayor of Galway, who hanged his own son, is a myth. However, it is true that the family grew rich shipping wine; that 15th century mint maker Germyn Lynch was more likely a genius than a crook; that Corkwoman Eliza Lynch was once the greatest landowner in South America; and that two Lynches led the opposing forces at the fateful battle at the Bay of Pigs. It's also true that the dreadful practice of lynching was named after the son of a Galway emigrant. In this story of more than 30 remarkable characters from the Lynch clan, it turns out that the truth is often more remarkable than the legend.
The Wisdom of Eleanor Roosevelt
The men and women who shaped our world—in their own words. The Wisdom Library invites you on a journey through the lives and works of the world’s greatest thinkers and leaders. Compiled by scholars, this series presents excerpts from the most important and revealing writings of the most remarkable minds of all time. THE WISDOM OF ELEANOR ROOSEVELT “We must join in an effort to use all knowledge for the good of all human beings. When we do that we shall have nothing to fear.” John F. Kennedy described Eleanor Roosevelt as “one of the great ladies in the history of this country.” A role model for generations of women, Mrs. Roosevelt made an indelible mark as First Lady. Although pa...
Head Lights
The family of William Head of Maryland, genealogy, 1600-1900.
The Girl with Special Knees
This is a poignant story about family relationships, about courage, hope, and renewal . . . and the power of dreams to heal the human heart.
Lynch-Law
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