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To receive his master's degree in history, a young man chooses World War II as his subject matter. To gain more insight on the subject, he convinces his grandfather, who served in World War II, to share some of his experiences and gets back more than just historical facts and statistics.

This little book is just a taste of Amboy’s yesteryears. It’s not meant to be an exhaustive history lesson or even a complete listing of eye-witness happenings. It’s the voices of people who lived in and around Amboy through the century; it’s a collective history, with some folklore mixed in.

America, A Country Divided is a book that delves into some of the major societal issues that’s going on in America. From abortion and birth control to the race war and police brutality, those are a few topics of many that are discussed in this book that talk about what’s going on in the country. America has been divided for decades but the country is back to a place where there is racial tension and social divide among citizens. The question that always remains is how did we get to this place, what can be done to resolve these issues, and what does the future hold for this country? A book that will make you think about what’s going on around us and what we can do as a nation to make it a ...

A brief history of the major wars America fought to defend our Constitution.

St. Wilson's poems are displayed in numerous museums and colleges around the country, printed originally for college curriculum. His "Remember September" poem is aboard the USS New York, the battleship built from the forged steel from the 911 Twin Towers tragedy. Unlike any poems you will ever read. Endorsed by a Brigadier General, and the founders of a Bible College. St. Wilson: A decorated Veteran, performer for Ringling Bros. Circus, and a former World Kung-Fu Champion.

This contains extensive Likramdra vocabulary.

Can Professor Moriarty blackmail Sherlock Holmes? He has evidence that the examination of a cosmic string by StarTrek’s Mr. Spock went horribly awry, and stranded him in Victorian England. In his new home, a surprise onset of Pon Farr leads to an encounter with a Wold Newton descendant - Violet Rutherford, a progressive English adventuress with eclectic interests and friends. Their relationship stretches the Prime Directive to the breaking point and leads to the birth of both Mycroft and Sherlock Holmes. It could explain so much. Logic in the blood is liable to take the strangest forms.

An important ismaili ethical text from the 17th century for today.

Author Paul Hartman just turned 95 years old. He knows just when to encourage, when to quietly admonish, and when to speak through his life and not his words. A powerful example of this is the way he loved and cared for his wife. He constantly cared for her at home for 4 years. After she was moved to a care facility, he visited her every day for 2 years until she passed away. After that happened, Paul started writing down memories from his life to pass the time and keep from being lonely. He printed a small booklet of those stores in early 2017, but couldn't stop writing. This second edition is almost twice as long as the first edition and contains many more pictures. Paul is not famous. ...