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American Law of Treason: Revolutionary and Early National Origins

Chapin, Bradley

Reference

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From Enmity to Alliance: U.S. Australian Relations, 1931-1941

Esthus, Raymond A.

Gustav Adolf

STRINDBERG, AUGUST

Gyotaku is a way the Japanese used to record their catch of the day. The fish is rubbed with ink and then an impression is printed on rice paper, definitive enough to see the scales, eyes and record the length as well as the type of fish. It becomes a work of art and is often displayed in the home. There are a couple of ways to do make the prints, via a paper mold and using several types of ink.

Gyotaku: The Art and Technique of the Japanese Fish Print

Hiyama, Yoshio

"For those who like good writing about natural history, for any Northwesterner, and for anyone who has ever yearned to live on a small island, this book will be a joy". -- Publishers Weekly

Island in the Sound

Science & Math

Heckman, Hazel

Nature & Ecology

Indians of Puget Sound

History

Haeberlin, H.

Americas

Industrialization of Bosnia-Hercegovina, 1878-1918

Business & Money

Sugar, Peter F.

Economics

Miss Aunt Nellie: The Autobiography of Nellie C Cornish

Browne, Ellen V.

Biographies & Memoirs

British mathematician and astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle (1915-2001) coined the phrase 'Big Bang Theory' to describe the currently accepted explanation of the origin of the universe, and he did important work on the origins of stars and on the elements within stars. To the general public he was known more as a prolific writer of popular science books, in which he offered his stimulating ideas on the nature of our huge, fascinating cosmos. In this compilation of popular lectures delivered in 1964, he comments on the nature of the scientific enterprise, gives his view of life on Earth from the perspective of astronomy, and speculates about the future. Among the many interesting ideas discussed in this book is Hoyle's suggestion that 'the emergence of intelligent life is not a meaningless accident' and he estimates that the existence of intelligent life on other planets is highly probable. Despite the enormous distances that separate the stars and planetary systems, he considers it very likely

Of Men and Galaxies

Hoyle, H.

A laboratory manual that diagrams and explains the anatomical systems and structures of the bull frog

Pictorial Anatomy of the Frog

Gilbert, Stephen G.

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