Libros de Robert Mayer

Walter Scott And Fame: Authors And Readers In The Romantic Age

• Walter Scott and Fame is a study of correspondences between Scott and socially and..

Die Verwandlungen Der Kraft

• Keine ausführliche Beschreibung für "Die Verwandlungen der Kraft" verfügbar.

How Superheroes Become All-better Themselves, Full Edition

• This book uses a Demon to teach the Baby Name. It is the passive learning 5th Derivative 4’s to be said out loud as 1st Derivative 4’s so to say them to all neurons. This book will teach you your last name, and teach...

The Little Rich Girl

• 28 páginas

How To Win Any Argument

• 200 páginas
• The Art of Arguing teaches its readers how to always triumph at work through the mysterious tactics of persuasion, influence and likeability, without ever having to yell, point fingers or create workplace enemies. Readers will learn tricks to disagree...

1741

• 248 páginas
• In the years before America was a nation, ships were bringing a steady stream of immigrants to New York. Some were fleeing their homeland, others were seeking their fortune, many arrived in chains. In this quickly growing city, tensions mounted, fires...

Eyes

• Dr. Michael Lee, smart and literate, is the chairman of ophthalmology at a major California..

Sweet Salt

• The Long Walk of the Navajos continues in Sweet Salt, a novel of beauty and endurance by Robert..

How To Win Any Argument: Without Raising Your Voice, Losing Your Cool, Or Coming To Blows

• "This will be one of the most important books you've read in a long time.". --Larry King. "..

Quick Cash: The Story Of The Loan Shark

• Loan sharks may conjure up an image of tough guys in fedoras looking to make a profit off of..

How To Win Any Negotiation

• 256 páginas
• The art of getting what you want - demystified.

History And The Early English Novel

Eighteenth-century Fiction On Screen

History And The Early English Novel

• 264 páginas
• Robert Mayer argues that the modern English novel emerged from historical writing. Historical discourse in the seventeenth century embraced not only "history" in its modern sense, but also fiction, polemic, gossip, and marvels. Mayer shows how...