"I know there will be many speech pathologists, dietitians and other health professionals recommending this cookbook, as the recipes are appealing from a visual, aroma and taste perspective, but also packed with easy to swallow meals."
This is a political-motivational book based on the Toqueville Effect, where a small improvement in social conditions catalyzes a powerful and sudden increase in discontent. The author believes in the political efficacy of self improvement and high investm...
A new copy of a non-commercially published book of wonderful poetry from the early 1900's. A large collection of poems written by Pastor Robert Freeman, born 1878 in Edinburg, Scotland.
The English Civil War marked a turning point in the development of Western Constitutionalism and Parliamentary government. This volume traces the War's roots in economic, religious, and political conflicts of the early seventeenth century. It covers...
The Vietnam War explains "the first war America ever lost." The book begins with the War's origins after World War II and discusses the Cold War context of the 1950s. It moves on to the War's escalation in the 1960s and details the drawdown...
The Protestant Reformation looks at one of the greatest upheavals of the Western world. It starts with the context of the time and the provocation of Indulgences. It goes on to explain Luther's "protest," its theological implications, how...
In 1914 Europe blundered into a civil war that would become the most significant event of the last thousand years: World War I. This book explores the tensions between European states that had been building for decades and the strategic positions of the...
In the 1400s Europe awoke from a thousand-year slumber, what later writers at the time called a "Dark Age." It rediscovered its genetic roots in classical Greece and Rome. This awakening would be deemed a "rebirth," or in French, a...