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Early Bunbury
History of Early Bunbury and the people who lived in the area.
Come Dance with Me
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Descendants of James Jackson Barnes, Sr. and Wives, Nancy Brown Barnes and Tennessee Elizabeth Hatchett Begley Barnes
James Jackson Barnes (1815-1883) moved from Tennessee to Van Buren County, Arkansas before 1849, married twice, and died in Campbell, Arkansas. Descendants lived in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, California and elsewhere.
Surrender
DIVIlluminates recent national economic policy and warns against the single-minded commitment to balance the federal budget. The paperback edition features a new preface and afterword /div
Catch a Falling Star
Catch a Falling Star, the life story of Donald Clayton, follows the struggle of one human being to find love and to create scientific understanding of the origin of the atoms of chemical elements. Born on an Iowa farm, son of an aviation pioneer, he became the first among his family to attend college, then graduate school in physics at Caltech. His three marriages reveal his battle with sexual anxiety and a sense of loss. At the same time he struggled to discover new knowledge about the creation of the atoms of our bodies and our earth. His close friendship with two great pioneers of the origin of matter enlivened his scientific life in the United States and Europe. His discoveries created t...
Why Black Boys Fail in Public Schools
The book is one of a kind that speaks to the heart of the issues that face schools around the country - the plight of black boys. The author provides the reader with a clear view on why black boys fail in public schools. After reading the book, teachers, parents and the students are encouraged to know that with support, direction and encouragement black boys have the God- given potential to reach success. This book is unique because was designed to be in the student's hand in the classroom. This book can be used as a current textbook that provides insight to them about their struggle. So often teachers study the concerns of the students they serve, but there are few times when the student and teacher can study the issues together and later come up with possible solutions. This book offers such opportunities for the teacher and the student.
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