Old Jack: Life of Stonewall Jackson

Kastner, Marta

Cedar Hill Press

GARDEN THOUGHTS

Discover the truth about the connection between Islam and terrorism in this book, which is destined to be a classic. Author Isaac ben Abraham has spent many years in the Middle East and holds many advanced degrees in Islamic Studies. Contains a valuable twelve-point plan for Americans' response to the danger Islam presents.

Islam, Terrorism and Your Future

Politics & Social Sciences

Isaac Ben Abraham

Politics & Government

I'm Not Waving... I'm Drowning: Help for Those Who Need Hope and Healing [Paperback] [Jan 01, 2002] Mamie McCullough ...

I'm Not Waving... I'm Drowning: Help for Those Who Need Hope and Healing

Parenting & Relationships

Mamie McCullough

Family Relationships

The Christmas Bell is the story of a young woman's search for her roots and the secrets she uncovers one special Christmas.  At Christmas time thirty years ago, Taylor Winfield, at three months of age, was adopted.  She was told there was nothing known about her birth parents.  However, when her adoptive mother lay dying, she told Taylor that the secret of where she came from was in a bell, a bell Taylor hadn't known existed.  This information sends Taylor on a search for the bell and her roots.  What she finds on this journey is truly a Christmas story, as she uncovers secrets decades old.

The Christmas Bell

Hughes, Ira

Determined to rule as absolute monarchs and impose their kind of religion upon their subjects, the Tudors, starting with Henry VIII and culminating in the long reign of his daughter Elizabeth I, shredded England’s constitutional law and its protections so completely that Elizabeth holds the record, by a wide margin, for the number of her subjects interrogated under torture or the threat of it. This book tells, for the first time, the complete story of Elizabeth’s lifelong friend, policeman and torturer-in-chief, a wealthy, well-born Lincolnshire gentleman called Richard Topcliffe, personally responsible for nearly fifty torturings, and present at over sixty executions.

The Queen and the Torturer

Biographies & Memoirs

Brownlow, F. W.

Historical

When Robert Southwell returned to England from Rome in 1586 as an underground missionary priest he brought with him from Italy a new baroque style in prose and poetry that was to prove as influential as it was popular, affecting the styles of Shakespeare, Donne, and Herbert among others. The aim of this edition is to provide an easily readable, modernized text of St. Robert's poems, supported by a thorough account of their textual history and a more complete commentary on their texts than has hitherto been available.

The English Poems of St. Robert Southwell

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

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