Most Famous Cold Case in Texas History Solved-What Really Happened to David CrockettIn this latest work Phil Guarnieri and Richard L. Range employ modern-day forensic investigative techniques to tackle the most famous cold case in the history of Texas: the manner of David Crockett's death at the Alamo. The question of whether Crockett died fighting or was captured and executed by order of General Santa Anna has spawned a lively and contentious four-decade-long debate.The authors examine the genesis and evolution of the Crockett execution story and conduct a thorough and detailed dissection weighing the extant evidence left by witnesses from both sides of the battle. They then introduce two new critical points of evidence that have never been previously scrutinized throughout the long course of this heated controversy.The evidence, arguments, and conclusions derived in this illuminating analysis make Crockett's execution highly unlikely-if not impossible. If you are interested in history or in cold case crime mysteries, you will find this book intriguing and compelling.

David Crockett Went Down Fighting: How We Know It

Phil Guarnieri

Richard L. Range

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Red River Press

This is the true story of how a young boy who became a building contractor realized he had special gifts. He was a spiritual healer, who could move the energy in a person's body and they would be healed. As you begin your journey through the book you will realize how a new approach to healing can enhance your personal life. This book could open your mind to possibilities never before considered.

Educating the Soul

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Eric Thorton

Psychology & Counseling

Finally, the true story of the War Between the States, in one captivating volume. With more than 530 illustrations, nearly 100 biographical sketches, and his attention-grabbing style, John J. Dwyer has radically transformed the tedious, uninspiring textbook rendering of the Civil War into what it should be America's greatest epic. Respected historians George Grant, J. Steven Wilkins, Douglas Wilson, and Tom Spencer are contributing editors to the The War Between the States: America's Uncivil War, and over two dozen of renowned historical artist John Paul Strain's greatest works appear. The book offers 700 action-packed pages of war-time drama that will forever change the way Americans view the Civil War.

The War Between the States: America's Uncivil War

History

John J. Dwyer

Americas

The unforgettable saga of America's last frontier-the Oklahoma Country. Never has the story of this great land and people been told like John J. Dwyer does it. Storybook, history book, coffee table book. Featuring the same colorful and readable format that has helped make his "The War Between the States: America's Uncivil War" a success, "The Oklahomans (Volume 1, Ancient-Statehood)," chronicles the saga of the winning-and losing-of a land. Some of the most famous cowboys, Indians, lawmen, outlaws, and explorers in American history stride across the pages of this unforgettable story. So do some of the country's greatest entrepreneurs, statesmen, Christian ministers, social pioneers, and athletes.

The Oklahomans: The Story of Oklahoma and Its People

Review\nA detailed and heroically ambitious history of our state. 
-- THE OKLAHOMAN---- THE OKLAHOMAN "-- THE OKLAHOMAN"\nHow do I know there's a God? Because, for one thing, he keeps raising up eloquent, decisive champions of the faith: the likes of John Dwyer. A born communicator, John brings Christian conviction and learning, and with it a gentle humility, to literary tasks great and small. 
--William Murchison, former Senior Editor, 
DALLAS MORNING NEWS-- "--William Murchison, former Senior Editor, DALLAS MORNING NEWS"\nI am most impressed by the format, color, ample photographs, documents, art, and maps that illustrate Volume One of THE OKLAHOMANS. This is engaging reading and new imagery I've not seen before. I especially like the timelines at the beginning of each chapter. Very well done. I am enthralled with what Dwyer has accomplished. 
--William D. Welge, Director, Office of American 
Indian Culture and Preservation, Oklahoma 
Historical Society-- "--William D. Welge, Director, Office of American Indian Culture and Preservation, Oklahoma Historical Society"\nJohn Dwyer has done a magnificent job of expressing the essence of the Oklahoma spirit, but in a captivating and interesting manner. A must read for Oklahoma students and citizens to understand the roots of who they have become--and to avoid the proverbial "those who do not know history are destined to repeat it." I highly recommend THE OKLAHOMANS. 
-- Mike O'Neal, Chancellor, University of Rwanda, 
President Emeritus, Oklahoma Christian University-- "-- Mike O'Neal, Chancellor, University of Rwanda, President Emeritus, Oklahoma Christian University"\nMasterful.....should be required reading for anyone in or from Oklahoma. John Dwyer is an Oklahoma treasure. His approach to writing history is unique and unexcelled. 
--William R. Carmack, Regents Professor and 
Chairman Emeritus of Communications, 
University of Oklahoma-- " --William R. Carmack, Regents Professor and Chairman Emeritus of Communications, University of Oklahoma"\nStudents of Oklahoma history and those ex-patriots now located throughout the country will find Dwyer's work inspiring.-- "--NORMAN TRANSCRIPT"\nThe best Oklahoma history book ever. Dwyer has dug out the truth in many places where it has not been dug out before. He has gone down to the bedrock of Oklahoma history. He wrote the book I was hoping he would write. Every generation of Oklahomans needs their own recounting of Oklahoma history. This is ours. Well done. 
-- Bob Blackburn, Executive Director 1999-2021 
Oklahoma Historical Society-- "-- Bob Blackburn, Executive Director 1999-2021 Oklahoma Historical Society"\nThe culture of our beloved state is greatly enhanced by this splendid milestone of Oklahoma achievement. 
--James Caster, Professor Emeritus of Political 
Science, University of Central Oklahoma-- "--James Caster, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, University of Central Oklahoma"\nTo undertake such a task of compiling an accurate history of a people or land spanning centuries is a daunting task. To do so in a manner that is not only factual, but also enjoyable to read is another matter altogether. With precise detail and compelling story-telling enhanced by beautiful illustrations, informative maps and priceless photographs, John J. Dwyer presents the inspiring story of Oklahoma and its people. 
-- TULSA WORLD-- "-- TULSA WORLD"\nTHE OKLAHOMANS Vol. 2 continues John J. Dwyer's masterful recognition of connecting Oklahoma's past to its present. The format of this book weaves a golden thread from yesterday to today, captivating readers while sharing our stories with the next generation. He has a compelling way of "making sense" of our lives today based on what we have lived through and lived for and continuing our journey forward. Well ahead of his time, he respectively tells the stories of all Oklahomans, from the perspective of our many races, colors and creeds. Dwyer creates a unique understanding of our heritage and who we are, based o

The Oklahomans, Vol.2: The Story of Oklahoma and Its People: Statehood-2020s (Oklahomans, 2)

n the 1950s, mental illness was in the closet, a condition rarely discussed beyond immediate family members. A young mother struggles with bipolar disorder, abusing alcohol and prescription drugs before seeking psychiatric help. Their solution: mind-altering shock and insulin treatments. Her husband, fighting to keep the love of his life, focuses on her recovery, working two jobs to cover the costs of a decade-long cycle of depression. Her son, just entering his teenage years, feeling abandoned and lost in his anger at the disintegration of the family by forces he can't understand, explores the dark side of his character. There are no winners in this family tragedy, just survivors. The familial strands are stretched and strained, almost to the breaking point. "The Storm" is a testament to the resilience of families and individuals, not the triumph of modern medicine or the saving grace of a miracle. It is a story of love and responsibility overcoming adversity of the worst sort, of going ahead when the future is most uncertain.

The Storm: A Family's Battle with Mental Illness

Medical Books

LEWIS, Michael R

Medicine

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