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Raven
The Tournament is going Alliance wide! Deathmatch and Assault are the stadium events of the future, in simulation, for every planet of the Alliance. Now Central, the planet of the Top Tier competition, is expanding the very best to every planet. All good players head to Central for the money and now the Tournament Committee is sending the 2243 Champions, Iskandar Prime, on a promotional tour of major and minor colony planets even visiting Earth itself! After adventures including bananas on the royalty-rich planet of Mirabelle described in Raven: Mirabelle, the Iskandar tour visits AC3, the planet of infinite advertisements and lawyers; Earth, now a sparsely settled planet of museums and natu...
Raven
Raven can handle any opponent in deathmatch but can she handle...vacation?The Tournament Champions, Iskandar Prime, have returned to their home planet, Central, to the applause of nearly the whole planet. Everyone wants to congratulate the 'Heroes of Triballi'. However, after all the ceremonies are over, it's time for the break between seasons and the Iskandar Prime building empties out with players and staff scattering to the various planets of the Alliance. Raven heads home to Necris and while Chaoschick, her mid-fielder and best friend heads off to her new-found family, she invites another team member who will definitely cause gossip. They arrive to find Raven's childhood home morphed int...
Travels in Northern Greece
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1835 edition. Excerpt: ... ADDITIONAL NOTE TO CHAPTER XXXVII. loannina in the Fourteenth Century. The manuscript alluded to in page 204 having been published in extenso, by M. Pouqueville, (Voyage dans la Grecc, tome 5, ) I shall subjoin an abstract of it, as it presents a curious picture of the condition of Epirus in the fourteenth century. It is a chronicle from 1350 to 1400, and was evidently written by an ecclesiastic: -- "Under the Emperor John Palaeologus, when the Turks were in possession...
Capturing Education
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Shaba II
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