Brother Jonathan

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Crawford, Kilian

Science Fiction

Rick Stevenson develops the ability to fly, but when he tests his amazing new powers, he inadvertently attracts the attention of the Air Force

Lifter

A ground-breaking page turner in the realm of speculative science fiction by Crawford Kilian. For San Francisco, a battleground in the wake of a monstrous tidal wave, scientists Don and Kirstie Kennard are the only hope...as long as the tsunami does not come again.

Tsunami

Literature & Fiction

Bantam]

<p><div> <div><i>PhiladelphiaIcons</i> celebrates the City of Brotherly Love through photographs and essays highlighting 50 of the best places, inventions, foods, buildings, and institutions thecity has to offer. From the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall to cheese steaks and world-championbaseball,this book showcases what makesPhilly Philly.</div> </div></p>

Nonficton. African American Studies. Canadian History. The voyage north of some 600 blacks from San Francisco to Victoria during the 1858 Fraser Canyon Gold Rush was one of the most unusual mass migrations in North American history. While the British colonies of the Pacific Northwest were overrun with migrants from all lands on the quest for gold, this black community sought freedom and political enfranchisement as much as fortune. GO DO SOME GREAT THING describes a history that stands at the crossroads of multiple national narratives—the imperial contest between Britain and the United States, the emergence of Canada as a state, the fate of dozens of First Nations, and the furthest and most unlikely reaches of the global African diaspora. Originally published in 1978, this new edition adds vital information gathered by Crawford Kilian over the last thirty years.

Go Do Some Great Thing: The Black Pioneers of British Columbia

History

Americas

Commodore Books

In 2020 Visions, Crawford Kilian uses British Columbia's troubled educational system as a microcosm for the problems faced by the educational systems across North America.  According to Kilian, the Canadian education system is in crisis and in its present state should be dismantled because society has outgrown it, our economy can no longer afford it, and parents and students often cannot find what they require of it.  2020 Visions offers a clear portrait of Canada's education system, and a visionary assessment of its possibilities.

2020 visions: The futures of Canadian education

Arsenal Pulp Press

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Brother Jonathan

Lifter

Tsunami

Tsunami

Go Do Some Great Thing: The Black Pioneers of British Columbia

2020 visions: The futures of Canadian education