It tells the story of a man with a head injury who finds himself in a stranger's bathroom, unaware of his identity or why he is there.

First published in 1881 and then reprinted in 2000. The materials from which this little work has been compiled are scattered over more than 1000 volumes, some very rare, and to be consulted only in libraries in India, Russia and other parts of the Continent, or in the British Museum. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact and remains as true ...

The story reveals the life of a young man who joined the Army right out of high school. From a small town with five siblings to his first plane ride overseas, he began his service to his country. He started a military career that took him around the world and offered a promising future. The loss his family suffered on October 19, 2005, changed his life more profoundly than any previous pain from losing loved ones. The story also explores the profound pain of experiencing the greatest loss ...

A comparative analysis of Ethernet, TCP/IP, and Fibre Channel in the context of SCSIIntroduces network administrators to the requirements of storage protocolsExplains the operation of network protocols to storage administratorsCompares and contrasts the functionality of Ethernet, TCP/IP, and Fibre ChannelDocuments the details of the major protocol suites, explains how they operate, and identifies common misunderstandingsReferences the o...

THE ONLY THING LEFT IS VENGEANCE…Dispossessed in the Battle of Tukayyid, former Com Guard soldier Jeremiah Rose wants nothing more than to strike back at the Clans who destroyed his ’Mech and his career. Dreams of swift vengeance turn to nightmares when every effort he makes to rejoin the fight to protect the citizens of the Inner Sphere is rejected.Forced to win a new BattleMech by fighting on the game world of Solaris VII, Rose recruits other soldiers fro...

The Gift Within is a fictional book about Skylar, a tender-hearted Carolina Wren, who is afraid to take flight and is tormented by his siblings. Encouraged by his parents, he overcomes his fear and discovers how to soar by giving away the gift deep within his heart. The book is appropriate for pre-adolescent readers, although it can be easily comprehended by gifted younger readers and read by parents/grandparents to young children. The "hidden" moral of the book is to help readers think ab...

Before Oregon had a constitution or courthouses, it had chaos. Rough Justice uncovers the turbulent birth of law and order of the Northwest frontier, where fur traders, missionaries, Native communities and opportunists wrestled with how to live in a place without laws - and for much of the time without a single jail.Drawing on eyewitness diaries, newspapers and public documents, James Long brings to life the makeshift trials, public hangings and moral conflicts tha...

One of the most important, and controversial, Confederate generals during the Civil War was Lieutenant General James Longstreet, Robert E. Lees old warhorse. Longstreet was Lees principal subordinate for most of the war, ably managing a corps in the Army of Northern Virginia. Longstreet was instrumental in Confederate victories at Second Bull Run, Fredericksburg, and Chickamauga, while he was also effective at Antietam and the Battle of the Wilderness, where he was nearly killed by a shot thr...

"From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs of the Civil War in America" is a compelling firsthand account of the Civil War, penned by General James Longstreet, a prominent Confederate officer. Longstreet's narrative provides a unique perspective on the war, detailing significant battles and military strategies from his viewpoint. His reflections on leadership, camaraderie, and the harsh realities of war offer readers an intimate glimpse into the life of a soldier and the complexities of the con...

Step into the heart of the American Civil War with James Longstreet's compelling memoir, "From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs of the Civil War in America." This vivid account offers a unique perspective from one of the South's most prominent generals, providing readers with an intimate look at the battles, strategies, and personal experiences that shaped the nation.As Longstreet recounts his journey, consider this: What were the true costs of war, both on ...

The Army of the Potomac had pushed Robert E. Lees army out of Maryland in September 1862 after the Battle of Antietam, but President Lincoln and his War Department wanted the army to continue going after the Army of Northern Virginia after it retreated back into Virginia. When George B. McClellan refused to do it, Lincoln fired him and installed Ambrose E. Burnside as the new commander. Burnside, who didnt believe himself capable of commanding the Army of the Potomac, only took the job bec...

From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs of the Civil War in America is one of the most consequential Confederate reminiscences of the nineteenth century, tracing campaigns from First Bull Run through the surrender in Virginia. Longstreet writes with the authority of command, combining operational detail, personal recollection, and pointed historical argument. The illustrated edition enriches this martial narrative, situating it within the postwar literature of memory, vindication, and contest...