The Scholar Adventurers

ALTICK, RICHARD

Ohio State Univ Pr (Txt)

Death of Contract

Gilmore G

Administrative Law

The New York Approach

Schwartz, Joel

And Sin No More

Language Files: Materials for an Introduction to Language & Linguistics

Reference

The Ohio State University Department of Linguistics

Foreign Language Study & Reference

B F Goodrich: Tradition and Transformation, 1870-1995 (Historical Perspectives on Business Enterprise Series)

Mansel G. Blackford

K. Austin Kerr

In Quakertown, Lee Martin travels back in time to 1920s Texas to tell the story of a flourishing black community that was segregated from its white brethren—and of the remarkable gardener who was asked to do the unimaginable.   Based on the true story of a shameful episode in north Texas history, Quakertown draws on the rich texture of the South—the Pecan Creek running along the edges of Quakertown, the remarkable and rare white lilac, and the rising tensions marking each nod and greeting. With strength and a deep wisdom of heart, Martin carves out the delicate story of two families—one white and one black—and the child whose birth brought a gift of forgiveness.     Suffused with Martin’s deep compassion and profound humanity, Quakertown is an unforgettable novel from a master of American prose.  

Quakertown (Mad Creek Books)

Literature & Fiction

MARTIN, LEE

United States

Forecasting Policy Futures

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