The Writer's Reader: Ways of Writing, Ways of Reading

Robert Stacey

Marion Lomax

Graeme Harper

Literature & Fiction

Wiley/Blackwell

Nearly all Americans are familiar with the contributions of Adams, Jefferson, Hamilton, Madison, and many other patriots of the eighteenth century. Few Americans, however, are familiar with the one person who had the greatest influence on the thinking of our founding fathers: Sir William Blackstone. Sir William Blackstone and the Common Law will be an introduction for many to this legal scholar, law professor, attorney, member of Parliament, and judge who shaped the thinking of our founding fathers and, as a result, shaped the content of the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. Blackstone's genius was in his ability to organize the common law in such a way that it became readable to both lawyers and laymen alike. As Americans, we are indebted to the common law, to Blackstone who compiled it in an understandable way, and to Professor Stacey for reminding us of this glorious heritage.

Sir William Blackstone and the Common Law

American Vision

DECODING THE HIDDEN MEANINGS BEHIND KISSES: Types and meanings of kisses, exciting facts about them and the appropriate situations to use them.

Self-Help

Relationships

Independently published

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