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Mister Divine, Md That Blind Man Stagger
“Silver Writes”
2020
EN
THE Book was pre-conceived as(s) written: Both Metaphor and/or Simile, and each, if not neither, Was...wasn’t...maybe, maybe KNOT, BOTH simultaneously (one behind “D” other).... (C following DISS-CLAIMER): EYE (Love/Hate) Claims 2-B Disabled every (scary) Time E(WE) Here: “Want he Screw You?) Lord (or “LOAD”), Life (Death) knows EYE AM washed UP with EWE being “down”… (Seriously, I AM clowning around like THAT “Jive Clown”).... “But you fed the multitude(s)....(some fool niggers coming bac...
2012
EN
The book is a series of spiritual poems that may encourage those to always seek God and serve Him. As we walk our journey in life, God is our source of strength and our compass for remaining on course. As Proverbs 3: 5-8, says, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths; be not wise in your own eyes; fear the Lord and turn away from evil." No matter what our circumstances were in ...
Dark Night
Reclaiming the Discarded Other on the Journey to Wholeness
2020
EN
The world is in a dark night. Imbalance in many areas of our lives - masculine and feminine, material and spiritual, conscious and unconscious - has contributed to immense suffering, both within and without. To bring this incongruence into harmony in ourselves, we must reclaim the discarded qualities we have seen as other than who we are. This is the quest of the perilous dark night journey. To heal our fragmented earth, we must first become whole individuals who are then capable of contri...
2007
EN
Rebel Leaders focuses on the world-shaping, powerful arena of politics and warfare, looking at those revolutionaries throughout the centuries who have changed the course of history. Since ancient times, rebel leaders have fought against oppressive colonial masters, autocratic tyrants, crushing military regimes or rule by supreme monarchs and emperors. Other rebels have fought for causes less noble. Some of them have succeeded in overthrowing their enemy and establishing themselves...
2011
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A Left-Handed History of the World has now been updated to include a chapter on President Obama. About 10 per cent of the general population is left-handed. However 16 per cent of American presidents have been lefties and a disproportionately high number of left-handers feature in influential moments through history, from Julius Caesar to Bill Gates.Through fascinating case studies of notables from ancient to modern times, Ed Wright explains the secret of lefty success. Ps...
Pocket History: Fame & Infamy
History's most shocking frauds, scandals & intrigues
2010
EN
Fame & Infamy is part of the series a conveniently portable, stylishly packaged and eminently collectible set of six books that each open a window onto a selection of remarkable stories, characters and themes from the past. Fame & Infamy tells the stories of adultery, perversion, shameless greed, theft and deception that have brought down presidents, prime ministers, clergy and famous people of practically every stripe. The gripping cloak-and-dagger dramas climax in catas...
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2010
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About 10 per cent of the general population is left-handed. However 16 per cent of American presidents have been lefties and a disproportionately high number of left- handers feature in influential moments through history, from Julius Caesar to Bill Gates. Through fascinating case studies of notables from ancient to modern times, Ed Wright explains the secret of lefty success. Psychology meets history in this fascinating and popular look at being left-handed and its effects on our world.
2011
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Scandalgate is part of the Pocket History series - a conveniently portable, stylishly packaged and eminently collectible set of twelve books that each open a window onto a selection of remarkable stories, characters and themes from the past. A leader is a salesman selling a version of themselves and we know they are never as good as they pretend to be. We rightly suspect that the seeking of power is often a kind of greed in itself and we love to hear of powerful people who have su...
2015
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When the railways finally came to Australia, they created new towns and alleviated the isolation of the outback. In the cities they enabled the growth of commuter belt suburbs. Railways reached their pinnacle in the 1950s, but have been disadvantaged by sparse population, low density cities, motor vehicles, and air travel. But in Australia’s growing major cities, with traffic and environmental problems, railways have aided the effective operation of cities. The romance of the railways rema...
2014
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Smart, educated and accomplished people, the pillars of our society, try to cheat the system in the most convoluted and fascinating ways. History's Greatest Scandals tells the stories of adultery, perversion, shameless greed, theft and deception that have brought down presidents, prime ministers, clergy and famous people of practically every stripe.The gripping cloak-and-dagger dramas climax in catastrophic exposures and career-destroying indiscretions that rival great fic...
2011
EN
Settlements of the Doomed is part of the Pocket History series - a conveniently portable, stylishly packaged and eminently collectible set of twelve books that each open a window onto a selection of remarkable stories, characters and themes from the past. History they say is written by the winners. We read about the first settlers arriving in Sydney Cove with modern icon the Opera House in our minds. But the world is scattered with the remnants of other, forgotten settlements. Her...
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2011
EN
Journeys of Discovery is part of the Pocket History series - a conveniently portable, stylishly packaged and eminently collectible set of twelve books that each open a window onto a selection of remarkable stories, characters and themes from the past. What would it have been like to be Ferdinand Magellan discovering a hidden strait at the bottom of South Atlantic that opened into the broad expanse of the Pacific, or John Hanning Speke, finding the long sought source of the Nile?











