US Joins the War | President Wilson's Role in World War 1 | Grade 7 Children's United States History Books

"This groundbreaking book records the intellectual struggles of a diverse and distinguished group of scholars as they come to grips with the changes in knowledge production, and modes of research communication, engendered by contemporary information and communications technology. The book performs a major service in placing the phenomenon of networks - their potentialities and also their dangers - squarely on our intellectual agenda."D.C. Phillips, Professor Emeritus of Education and Philosophy, Stanford University"In this book, a rich array of international scholars in the philosophy and history of education address a pressing concern in contemporary educational research&nbsp; and educational practice: the impact of information technology and networks.&nbsp; The authors are strikingly successful, both in explicating the effects of these changes on both domains and in subverting these effects by pointing out the ironies and continuities lodged beneath technology's veneer of utility and novelty."David F. Labaree, Professor of Education, Stanford University

Educational Research: Networks and Technologies

'Women Pilgrims in Late Medieval England will be a valuable aid to the study of late-medieval religious studies.' - Medium Aevum'This is an exhaustively researched and necessary study in the wider field of pilgrimage, providing new insights into the place of women pilgrims in medieval society.' - Journeys

Women Pilgrims in Late Medieval England

"Childlike and sympathetic, the characters&#8217; antics and conversations will have broad appeal." &#8212; BOOKLIST &#8212; Quote"Filled with puns and lighthearted jokes. . . .Children will enjoy reading about how friendships can help them to survive any disaster." &#8212; SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL &#8212; Quote

Ant and Honey Bee: A Pair of Friends in Winter

&#8220;Di Robilant paints a vivacious picture of the Napoleonic age.&#8221;  &#8212;The New Yorker&#8220;What an amazing life, what a great story! And it's so deftly told by Lucia's great-great-great-great-grandson, who rummaged through his family's papers and found genuine treasure.&#8221; &#8212;The Washington Post Book World&#8220;Fascinating. . . . As with many engaging tales, this one proved elusive and complex-perfect fodder for a historian of di Robilant's imaginative bent.&#8221; &#8212;W Magazine&#8220;A rare treat. . . . Filled with the pageantry of the aristocracy and the political intrigue of countries at war. . . . History buffs should add this volume to their list of must-reads.&#8221; &#8212;The Free Lance-Star (Newark)&#8220;Lucia in the Age of Napoleon is less a biography than a ghost story; unsettling, exciting, almost unbelievable in its immediacy. Lucia will become as vital a part of Venetian history as Casanova, or Byron himself, or any of the Mocenigo doges who lie entombed in San Giovani e Paulo, &#8216;each face finer & more beautiful than the other&#8217;, as Effie Ruskin put it, &#8216;even in old age&#8217;.&#8221;  &#8212;Frances Wilson, Sunday Telegraph&#8220;Lucia's life is an inspired choice for a parable of the end of the Venetian republic &#8230; Her letters to her [sister Paolina] paint Napoleon's Europe in all its grand and bloody colours &#8230; Andrea Di Robilant's strengths are in his portraits of Venetians during their city's worst times. He's not afraid to criticise Venice for the feckless policy of unarmed neutrality, the tepid resistance and the gibbering compliance that left her vulnerable to the steel-trap war-machines of France and Austria. Venice's mistake, like Lucia's, was to believe that she was beloved. For Napoleon, Venice was a trinket. As he passed through, he ransacked her art and archives with a sharp eye and a cool heart. To see that process personified in a flawed and fascinating woman makes for a deeply engaging read.&#8221; &#8212;Independent on Sunday&#8220;Well-composed . . . the author&#8217;s meticulous attention to personal detail yields compelling historical character sketches.&#8221; &#8212;Kirkus Reviews

A Venetian Life in the Age of Napleon

Lucia

At long last a maximum-strength dose of the New Yorker magazine's genius of the weirdities and absurdities of modern life.

Selected, Collected, and Health-Inspected Cartoons, 1978-2006

Theories of Everything

&ldquo;Although The Five Legends is not a book from or about the Indigenous Peoples, it IS a book which will nourish the heart.&rdquo; &mdash;Pauline Martin Sanchez, Gentle White Dove and Cofounder Mother of ANASAZI Foundation &#160; &ldquo;As the ANASAZI program grew, I put my efforts into developing a companion program to include parents and families in the powerful principles their children were learning on the trail. ANASAZI is not just our vision&mdash;it is the Creator's work. The Five Legends is based on our work to help heal divided hearts." &mdash;Sherrel Olsen, Co-Founder Mother of ANASAZI Foundation &#160; &ldquo;The Five Legends is a heartwarming book about peace and the power of family. I highly recommend it." &mdash;Steve Young, NFL Hall of Fame quarterback and ESPN commentator &#160; &ldquo;This simple, yet profound book is filled with wisdom and insight. Living the principle of 'We' will put you on the path to success in any endeavor you pursue.&rdquo; &mdash;Sterling Tanner, President of the Forever Young Foundation &#160; "ANASAZI has been such a blessing in our lives and in the lives of countless other families. The Five Legends takes the life-changing philosophy of ANASAZI and presents it in an easy-to-read fable." &mdash;Howard and Shari Lyon, artists, Lyon Arts Studios &#160; &ldquo;Having taught youth for over twenty years (some of whom were labeled &lsquo;at-risk&rsquo;), I can definitively say most youth are in need of a book like The Five Legends. This book is perfect for teenagers as it doesn&rsquo;t come across as preachy but instead allows them to arrive at the principle on their own.&rdquo; &mdash;Mark Rice, High School English Teacher &#160; &ldquo;A touching story of reconciliation, new beginnings, and shared humanity. Written from the heart for the heart.&rdquo; &mdash;The Jenkins Family (Bruce, Shari and Aly), Friends of ANASAZI Foundation &#160; &ldquo;This book inspired me to be more understanding of others. It can be easy to find fault with our &lsquo;brothers.&rsquo; The Creator is the path to love, harmony and forgiveness, and following that path allows us to live in the &lsquo;WE&rsquo; world.&rdquo; &mdash;Mike Tetmeyer, Retired Sr. Vice President of Marketing of Hy-Vee Food Stores  &#160; &ldquo;The Five Legends takes us on a inner journey to free ourselves from the plagues of modern society of isolation, fear, and hatred by asking us to turn our hearts away from ME and towards WE&mdash;wherein the medicines of love, connection, and peace live and heal.&rdquo; &mdash;Briana Johnson, Host of The LifeBeats Project Podcast &#160; &ldquo;If I want sales advice, I turn to Mandino&rsquo;s The Greatest Salesman in the World. If I want financial advice, I turn to Clason&rsquo;s The Richest Man in Babylon. If I want personal growth and development in the most important aspects of my life, I turn to ANASAZI Foundation&rsquo;s The Five Legends.&rdquo; &mdash;John Dye, Director of Social Media and Influencer Outreach for BonCom.com &#160; &ldquo;The Five Legends is a life-changing fable about a mother&rsquo;s unconditional love and how seeing people truthfully can change everything.&rdquo; &mdash;Ganel-Lyn Condie, Speaker and Bestselling Author &#160; &ldquo;In a world starving for real connection The Five Legends helps us see how we can refocus on what will bring us together. With lessons on leadership, forgiveness, and personal legacy, this book rekindles a hope for real connections with those we love.&rdquo; &mdash;Jesika Harmon and Hillary Whalen, Founders of The New Norm &#160; &ldquo;Like The Alchemist, The Five Legends takes you on a powerful journey through deep wisdom.&rdquo; &mdash;Andy Proctor, Co-Founder of the 1,000 Words Speaker Series and Host of the More Happy Life Podcast &#160; &ldquo;The Five Legends teaches us that we can choose to unite by committing to our connection to the Creator and each other. As a podcaster who preaches progress, I know that the only way to move forward is to foster healthy and honest connections with each other.&rdquo; &mdash;Monica Packer, Creator and Host of the About Progress Podcast and Community

A Journey to Heal Divided Hearts 

The Five Legends

'The range of articles makes Foster's collection both methodologically and thematically an invaluable resource far beyond dance, and relevant for anyone in performance and theatre studies wrestling with the complexity of writing history from a global perspective.'
- Sabine Sörgel, Aberystwyth University, UK, Theatre Research International

Worlding Dance

Why, How and Where Now?

Financial Regulation

The Public Debt, What to Do with It: An Examination of the Financial Problems of the Day, and a Distinct Showing of Their True Solution

For the People

Europäische Zentralbank vs. Federal Reserve: Zwei Notenbanken und ihre unkonventionellen Maßnahmen nach der Finanzkrise 2007

Kill Memory

History of the Highland Clans from the Civil War to the Glencoe Massacre

Clan, King and Covenant

Additional Observations on the Nature and Value of Civil Liberty, and the War with America: Also Observations on Schemes for Raising Money by Public L

An Oration, Delivered July 5th, 1813, Before the Washington Benevolent Society, of the City of New-York, in Commemoration of American Independence

"The book's heart [is] its literary criticism, labor that allows Amis to realize his most comfortable and integrated self: a novelist engaged in the scrupulous appreciation of others' style. . . . Amis cherishes the most cosmopolitan virtue of all, humor, [and] approvingly quotes Clive James's observation that 'common sense and a sense of humor are the same thing.' To be without one is to be without the other, a double lack that would doom a writer [to] the inability to rub up against human nature, to strike the sparks of awareness and style that here illuminate everything, especially the books in Amis&rsquo;s firm grip." &mdash;The New Yorker"The product of a ferocious yet sensitive mind . . . Amis's book is like hurtling down a black-diamond ski run. . . . His aim is so unerring that he resembles a figure out of Greek myth, firing arrows through ax-heads lined up in a row." &mdash;The New York Times&ldquo;Amis at his considered best, witty, erudite, and unafraid. . . . This collection is full of treasures.&rdquo; &mdash;The Guardian&#160;"Amis writes with buoyant and cutting authority. His vocabulary, cross-pollinated by his trans-Atlantic reading and life, is pinpoint and peppery; his syntax supple and ensnaring. The pleasure Amis takes in observation, cogitation, and composition is palpable, and he is acidly funny. . . Amis writes with agility, spirit, artistry, and a shrewd sense of the deepest implications."&#160;&mdash;Booklist&ldquo;Glorious. . . . Very few writers can surprise and delight in the way Martin Amis can.&rdquo; &mdash;The Telegraph&ldquo;Martin Amis is a great writer and a great reader. . . . He is our sure-footed mountain guide, leading us gleefully from one delight to the next.&rdquo; &mdash;The Sunday Times (London)&ldquo;A sharp, witty collection. . . . Literate, perspicacious, and thoroughly entertaining.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus Reviews&ldquo;Certitude is the key to Amis&rsquo;s superhuman flair&mdash;and what makes this collection so compelling.&rdquo; &mdash;The New Statesman (London)&ldquo;Amis is infallibly a lucid, linguistically precise commentator. . . . A witty, welcome presence.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly

The Rub of Time: Bellow, Nabokov, Hitchens, Travolta, Trump: Essays and Reportage, 1994-2017

The Rub of Time

Human Fate, an An Address to the Poets Wordsworth and Southey: Poems. Now First Printed (verbatim) From the Author's Mss. in the Possession of Charles

The Yalkut on Zechariah: Translated With Notes and Appendices

"A story of such engaging warmth that it would thaw the heart of any critic... will melt many a reader to tears."- Times"A heart-warming tale, the book bears witness to William Maxwell's genuine artistry."- Christian Science Monitor"Rare...exquisite...a cameo-like perfection."- The New York Herald Tribune"A sensitive, wistful reminiscence... very delightful."- V.S. Pritchett

They Came Like Swallows

"... An enjoyable offering that is clever, funny, surprising, and traditional all at once."&mdash;School Library Journal &#160; &#160;"Stevens's comic creatures with their surprised expressions add kid appeal."&mdash;Publishers Weekly &#160; " The slapstick of the trickster out-tricked is a lot of fun, and preschoolers will want to join in the rhythmic chant, "Hocus pocus, Magic Stick&hellip;"&mdash;Booklist

Anansi and the Magic Stick

Praise for The White EarthWinner of the 2005 Miles Franklin Literary AwardWinner of the 2005 Commonwealth Writers PrizeWinner of 2004&#160;The Age Book of the Year Award for FictionWinner of the 2004 Courier-Mail Book of the Year AwardShortlisted for the 2004 Queensland Premier's Literary AwardsShortlisted for the 2006 Dymocks Bookseller Award for FictionLonglisted for the 2006 International Dublin Literary Awards&ldquo;The saga of the McIvors is nothing less than a grim and supremely entertaining take on colonialism in Australia and the tortured, stained hearts of all its New World cousins. A-.&rdquo;&mdash;Entertainment Weekly&#160;&#160;&#160;&ldquo;McGahan scrutinizes his characters without puppetry, and his prose moves with grace, smoothness and a gift for setting.&rdquo;&mdash;San Francisco Chronicle&#160;&#160;&#160;&ldquo;Absorbing, disturbing, almost gothic, by turns, as McGahan depicts the inextricability of family and the primal hunger for finding and naming home.&rdquo;&mdash;Valerie Miner,&#160;The Boston Globe&#160;&#160;"The White Earth&#160;is an enjoyable epic of the struggle for land Down Under."&mdash;The Millions"Impressive . . . A well-wrought, meditative reflection on Australia's colonialist demons."&mdash;Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"A great Australian story embracing national themes that should engage us all."&mdash;Lucy Clark,&#160;The Sunday Telegraph"The contemporary setting notwithstanding, these characters have a timeless quality and could have stepped from the pages of a Dickens novel."&mdash;The Age"The glue that holds it all together is McGahan's tremendous narrative skill.&#160;The White Earth&#160;is a long book, but there is nothing sprawling about it. It is a lean, intelligent and incisive novel."&mdash;The Sydney Morning Herald

White Earth

"A little boy and his dog share experiences at home and out in the wider world, including a trip to another planet... Soft-focus watercolor-and-ink illustrations in subdued shades convey a dreamy atmosphere that makes the unfettered lives of this pair believable. The bond between the golden-haired duo is quietly conveyed with an imaginative charm that deepens on subsequent readings."

Good Boy

&ldquo;Gardner&rsquo;s artwork is&nbsp;whimsical and charming, and the cartoonish faces perfectly capture the extreme moods inherent in this age. Warm colours and dynamic shifts in visual perspective give&nbsp;Fake Blood&nbsp;an autumnal coziness that pulls the reader into each scene. The story has a simple sweetness to it, championing family and friendship over hard-core action or fighting.&rdquo;

Fake Blood

With A Chronological Table, Etc

A Collection Of Statutes Relating To The Town Of Kingston-upon-hull, The County Of The Same Town, And The Parish Of Sculcoates, In The County Of York

Agnes Strickland's Queens of England; Volume 2

A Set Of Tales Written Down In Persian (1908)

The Key Of The Hearts Of Beginners

Astonishes in its honesty. . . . What greater gift can a memoir bring than a self revealed in all its grubby particulars? -Rebecca Pepper Sinkler, The Washington Post Book World"A diary of a day that encapsulates the memories, reflections, and yearnings of a lifetime as gracefully as a Faberg&#233; egg captures spring sunlight in its tiny interior." -Kirkus Reviews"For Grumbach, living is an adventure on the magic carpet ride of memory, reverie, and imagination. Life in a Day affirms the ripples of meaning which can emanate out of simple rituals, happenings, and activities." -Frederic A. Brussat, Body Mind Spirit"[Life in a Day] illuminates the way memory has woven itself into the fabric of a rich life. . . . To spend a day with [Grumbach] is rewarding." -Patricia Roth Schwartz, Lambda Book Report"[A] wise and lovely little book." -Barbara Holliday, Detroit Free Press"This is a profoundly optimistic book: a validation of the strength and the tranquility to be found within the confines of the human mind." --Publishers Weekly, starred review

Life In A Day

&#8220;A rapturous narrative . . . a perfect gift for young scholars in any field, tied with a bow by the prolific world traveler Iyer.&#8221; &#8211; San Francisco Chronicle &#8220;A remarkable novel. . . .sunlit, atmospheric, and intelligent.&#8221;  --The Washington Post Book World &#8220;Iyer has a poet&#8217;s gift for the sharply-drawn, just-right descriptive. . . quietly powerful.&#8221; &#8212;Los Angeles Times Book Review&#8220;Iyer treats Macmillan&#8217;s spiritual confusion and hunger with sympathy, even tenderness. . . . A wise and graceful novel.&#8221; &#8212;The New York Times Book Review

Abandon

'This remarkable book sets out the theories of international trade of no fewer than eleven schools of thought, from mercantilism to feminism, taking in Ricardo, Marx, Veblen, Hayek, Keynes, Krugman and many others on the way. It is an outstanding example of what can be achieved by taking a pluralist approach to economic theory, and it should be read by anyone with the slightest interest in international economics.' — John E. King La Trobe University and Federation University Australia
‘Theories of International Economics offers a masterly and comprehensive guide in clear and accessible terms. It's quite a journey - from mercantilism to feminism - but in contrast with other surveys Lichtenstein keeps past histories and global diversities well in mind. In that way his book is balanced, critical and highly recommended.’ — Terrell Carver, Professor of Political Theory, University of Bristol, UK
‘This text is a rare gem. It has everything you need: historical context, thorough coverage of contemporary issues, careful treatment of orthodox and heterodox approaches and lucid prose throughout.’ — William M. Dugger, Professor of Economics, The University of Tulsa, USA
'This is just the type of pluralist textbook that is now increasingly in demand. Peter Lichtenstein offers an admirably broad-ranging account of several different approaches to international economics, building on an account of the history of thought in this area and of the real economic context. The text will be welcome, not only to students seeking an accessible pluralist text, but also to the general reader.' — Sheila Dow, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Stirling and Adjunct Professor of Economics at the University of Victoria, UK
‘The financial crisis has given support to the suspicion that economic orthodoxy has become stagnant and irrelevant. Lichtenstein’s book offers a unique and sorely-needed alternative that not only does a marvelous job in capturing the essence of mainstream and heterodox theory, but in a manner that is clear and set in the relevant historical, institutional, and social context. It should be on every pluralist's bookshelf.’ — John T. Harvey, Professor of Economics, Texas Christian University, USA

US Joins the War | President Wilson's Role in World War 1 | Grade 7 Children's United States History Books

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