The reader's decisions will determine what happens when he or she visits Uncle Matt, the sheriff of San Talpa in the wild West of 1860

Longhorn Territory (Choose Your Own Adventure, No 74)

Children's Books

Newman, Marc

Literature & Fiction

Skylark

In the spring of 1864, a student of medicine from upstate New York joined the Union army and ended up stationed in Virginia, across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. Over the next year and a half, Richtmyer Hubbell, in his early twenties, visited Washington several times a month, witnessed some of the most compelling events of the Civil War period, and kept an account of them in his diary. His entries are unique for their time as well as for ours. They chronicle not the military aspects of the war but the political and social events and anticipate the impact that those events will have on the war and on the nation. In Potomac Diary we witness Hubbell's three meetings with Pres. Abraham Lincoln. We go with Hubbell to the Electoral College balloting in the 1864 presidential election, to Lincoln's second inauguration, and to the New Year's Eve ball at the White House in 1865. In the most eloquent entry, which is both chilling and prophetic, we share Hubbell's grief and insight into the assassination of Lincoln.

Potomac Diary: A Soldier's Account of the Capital in Crisis, 1864-1865 (DC) (Civil War History)

History

Americas

Arcadia Publishing

The villages of Walden and Maybrook are located within the town of Montgomery, halfway between New York City and Albany. During part of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Walden was considered the Knife Capital of the United States; three companies specialized in producing pocketknives, penknives, and switchblades. At the same time, Maybrook was known as the Gateway to the East; it had the largest railroad-switching terminal connecting rail service from the interior of the country to the New England states. The two villages depended upon each other: Walden manufactured the goods, and Maybrook shipped them to market.With carefully selected photographs and detailed text, Walden and Maybrook traces the history of the two villages from the Colonial era to the mid-nineteenth century. The book contains some two hundred images, many of which have never before been published. Highlighted are the hardworking individuals who helped the villages prosper-the knife makers, polishers, grinders, and hefters, the prominent businesspeople of Chesnin & Leis Clothing and Brook May coats, and the railroad personnel who worked at the roundhouse, the engine house, and the coaling trestle.

Walden and Maybrook (NY) (Images of America)

Religion & Spirituality

Noted for its picturesque historic districts and venerable homes, the village of Montgomery is nestled into northern Orange County, bounded by the Wallkill River in the shadow of the Comfort Hills. Filled with rare photographs dating from the 1870s to the present, Village of Montgomery focuses on the history of the hamlet and its churches, roads, businesses, schools, and cemeteries, providing insight into how village residents lived, worked, and played in years past. The insightful text accompanying each photograph reveals intriguing and little-known facts about the village and its people.

Village of Montgomery (Images of America)

Arts & Photography

Williams, Robert L.

Brescia, Mayor Stephen

Photography & Video

In addition to blade designs that were seen at such battlefields as Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Antietam, Chancellorsville and Bull Run, this remarkable book delves into the individuals who carried these knives. It also discusses American and British cutlers and examines knife designs and what factors influenced their makers. Hundreds of excellent photos show unusual, rare and common examples of Civil War knives.

Civil War Knives

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Paladin Pr

Walden and Maybrook

Arcadia Publishing Library Editions

Village of Montgomery

Brescia, Stephen

In addition to blade designs that were seen at such battlefields as Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Antietam, Chancellorsville and Bull Run, this remarkable book delves into the individuals who carried these knives. It also discusses American and British cutlers and examines knife designs and what factors influenced their makers. Hundreds of excellent photos show unusual, rare and common examples of Civil War knives.

Contenders: A Church-Wide Strategy to Unmask Abortion, Defeat Its Advocates, Empower Christians, and Change the World

How did intentionally killing human beings in the womb become "health care"? When did sacrificing the innocent become the path to "freedom"? Planned Parenthood and their allies are normalizing abortion and selling a lie. In Contenders, Dr. Marc Newman shows you the spiritual underpinnings of the abortion industry and how its advocates "argue in retreat." With every shift in the conversation, you will learn how to winsomely respond to abortion-choice supporters and help them to see that their view of the unborn is not only scientifically insupportable, but morally disfiguring, placing all human beings at risk.Drawing on decades as a nationally-recognized pro-life communication trainer, apologist, professor, and director of intercollegiate speech and debate, Newman equips readers to:?	Strip the mask off of abortion?	Understand why the church has remained so silent?	Recognize and defeat abortion advocate's Five Big Shifts?	Give you confidence to speak up for the unborn?	Become powerfully persuasive while remaining winsome?	Combat a culture of death by creating tangible, life-affirming alternatives?	Empower Christians to change the world

Politics & Social Sciences

Women's Studies

Refocus Press

Review\n"If there's only one book to read to understand how to become a champion for life, Contenders is that book."Jor-El Godsey. President, Heartbeat International 
"Marc is one of the most insightful and clear thinking communicators in the world today. His understanding of the Pro-life discussion second to none and everyone we know would benefit from reading this book." 
-- Bill and Pam Farrel, authors of Men Are Like Waffles, Women Are Like Spaghetti\n"Contenders takes what you believe about human value and human rights, and grounds it firmly in the science and moral reasoning that explains why you stand for life, and then-and here is the payoff-shows you how to communicate it persuasively." 
-- John Ensor, President, PassionLife\n"Contenders provides provides readers with the intellectual ammunition needed to rebut the arguments of those who would justify harming the weakest amongst us. This book is both brilliantly written and desperately needed." 
-- Dr. Mike S. Adams, Professor of Criminology, UNC Wilmington and author of Letters to A Young Progressive.\n"This is a powerful and practical book. Contenders should be in every pastor's, priest's, minister's, teacher's and layperson's hands not just their libraries. It is an operation manual and it needs to be used." 
-- Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Carmody, PhD., Anglican priest, Professor of Communication Studies, Vanguard University\nHow did intentionally killing human beings in the womb become "health care"? When did sacrificing the innocent become the path to "freedom"? Planned Parenthood and their allies are normalizing abortion and selling a lie. In Contenders, Dr. Marc Newman shows you the spiritual underpinnings of the abortion industry and how its advocates "argue in retreat." With every shift in the conversation, you will learn how to winsomely respond to abortion-choice supporters and help them to see that their view of the unborn is not only scientifically insupportable, but morally disfiguring, placing all human beings at risk. 
Drawing on decades as a nationally-recognized pro-life communication trainer, apologist, professor, and director of intercollegiate speech and debate, Newman equips readers to: Strip the mask off of abortion Understand why the church has remained so silent Recognize and defeat abortion advocate's Five Big Shifts Give you confidence to speak up for the unborn Become powerfully persuasive while remaining winsome Combat a culture of death by creating tangible, life-affirming alternatives Empower Christians to change the world

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Longhorn Territory (Choose Your Own Adventure, No 74)

Potomac Diary: A Soldier's Account of the Capital in Crisis, 1864-1865 (DC) (Civil War History)

Walden and Maybrook (NY) (Images of America)

Village of Montgomery (Images of America)

Civil War Knives

Walden and Maybrook

Village of Montgomery

Civil War Knives

Contenders: A Church-Wide Strategy to Unmask Abortion, Defeat Its Advocates, Empower Christians, and Change the World

Contenders: A Church-Wide Strategy to Unmask Abortion, Defeat Its Advocates, Empower Christians, and Change the World