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A Little Intelligence [With Human Reaction]
MYSTERIES FROM TWO SCIENCE FICTION MASTERS Randall Garrett (1927-1987) and Robert Silverberg, two of the greatest writers of science fiction, were also accomplished mystery writers. A Little Intelligence collects their best mystery short stories, all written in the 1950's, mostly under the joint pseudonym of Robert Randall. With many of them set in future, the stories explore the topics of morality, theology, and humanity within their mysteries. Included are the quandaries of Father Riley, Catholic priest, a scientist and a military officer, who grapples with the decision to use a machine which can see into the future; a challenge facing Sister Mary Magdalen, who must contend with interspecies rivalry among alien races in order to solve a murder, and the problem of a smuggled (and lively) mummy. The seven stories will leave you thinking long after the mystery is revealed. Introduction by Robert Silverberg.
Marijuana Rx, The Early Years (1976-1996):
This is the long-awaited ePub version of the widely acclaimed 1998 book Marijuana Rx: The Patients’ Fight for Medicinal Pot by Robert C. Randall and Alice M. O’Leary. It tells the human story behind the Byzantine legal battles, government stonewalling, public triumphs, and heartbreaking individual tragedies that marked the first twenty years of the medical cannabis movement. Told through the eyes of Robert Randall, the first person to be granted legal access to medical marijuana — grown on the government “pot plantation” —Marijuana Rx is part history, part biography, part expose: an attempt to record the efforts of some remarkable people who, often at great personal peril, worked...
Biographical History of Robert Randall and His Descendants
Excerpt from Biographical History of Robert Randall and His Descendants: 1608 1909 Very few Randalls left the town of Easton for nearly a hundred years. After the Revolutionary war there was, however, quite a migration, many settling in the State Of Maine and in western Massachusetts, some of them receiving grants of land for military services. The early Randalls of Easton were well-to - do people. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
A Day in the Life of a Yorkie Named Zander
Spend a day with an adorable Yorkshire Terrier named Zander. Children can learn some basic principles of responsibility and behavior by observing Zander's daily activities and antics.
Valor Beyond Measure
VALOR BEYOND MEASURE tells the story about a young boy who resists doing a homework assignment about the war. Yet, in doing this project, he discovers some undisclosed truths about his elderly grandfather. What he learns from his assignment not only provides insights into the gentleman's life previously unknown to other members of his family but also affects the boy's life profoundly as well. As a result, they are treated to an exciting saga about his extensive and repeated acts of heroism during World War II which he reveals for the first time in more than sixty years. This tale goes beyond relating a story of extraordinary courage. It delves into the internal conflicts faced by a warrior who finds himself thrust into harm's way on an almost continual basis. Furthermore, it deals with the way in which he keeps his almost debilitating fear from interfering with his pursuit of duty, honor, and gallantry.
Second General Report From Robert Randal [i.e. Randall], Esquire [microform]
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