Turks and Caicos Islands: report of the Constitutional Commission 1986

Marshall, Roy

Williams, Albert

Turks And Caicos Islands

Constitutional Commission

Steel, Henry

HMSO

<p>Pop-up pictures with movable parts and text show how the main parts of a car work.</p>

The Car: Watch It Work

Bradley, John.

Children's Books

Viking Juvenile

Text and movable, pop-up illustrations reveal the internal workings of an airplane. Includes instructions and materials for making a paper model airplane.

The Plane (Watch It Work)

Moving diagrams and lift-up flaps show the structure of various kinds of trains, steam, diesel, and electric, and explain how the engineer operates each kind. Also includes an easy-to-assemble model of the world's fastest train, the French TGV.

The Train: Watch It Work

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

Test Outcast

PELHAM BKS.

Jupiter Rising

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

lulu.com

<p>In 1912 what was arguably the most violent crime, the darkest mystery, in Midwest history took place. Law enforcement officers encountered a scene of unimagined violence: eight victims, six of them children, bludgeoned to death with an ax while they slept. Everywhere there were clues. But inexperienced investigators failed, and private detectives took over. When Detective James Newton Wilkerson charged that a respected state senator had been motivated to the unthinkable by the promiscuity of his daughter-in-law, the community was drawn into a bitter and accelerating struggle between powerful men. And then a deranged and perverted minister confessed. . . .</p>

Villisca

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Aventine Press

Crystal Lake

Historical

Peter Hopley was indentured and spent his youth working the farm rather than going to school.  Edna Everly's early years were in a dirt-floor cabin near the tiny settlement of Iranistan.  He fought Indians and hauled freight for the Union Pacific Railroad.  She was still a child when her drunken father was found beaten to death on the road near Turkey Creek.    Peter and Edna married, and together built the largest crop and livestock operation in Cass County.  That was only the beginning.  Peter acquired a ranch in Nebraska, a farm and vineyards in California.  The choice lots he owned in Phoenix were said to have been won in a poker game.     She made their mansion the social hub of Lewis, entertained lavishly and traveled extensively.  He took regular business trips to Europe and sold horses to Buffalo Bill.    Peter and Edna Hopley had a system, amassed a fortune, and enjoyed wealth on a grand style.  Their heirs lost it all.

Hopley

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