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Contending with Paul: The Hidden Story Behind the Writing of Matthew, Mark, and Luke by William Joseph Cobble Price verified 34 minutes ago

Awarded Amazon's "#1 New Release in Biographies of Judaism" Contending with Paul: The Hidden Story Behind the Writing of Matthew, Mark and Luke, is not a book that easily fits into existing genres. Within its pages one will find history, theology, biography, and literary criticism. This book focuses primarily on the first two generations of the Christian movement. The first generation includes the Apostles, Jesus' family members, and Paul. It is this generation who would first debate how the message of Jesus should be presented to the Gentile world (non-Jews) and what would be expected of those Gentiles who desired to follow Jesus. It is the second generation of believers who began to write in a new literary genre that Christians call "gospels." The Gospel of Matthew, the Gospel of Mark, and the Gospel of Luke, are the earliest three to have survived, and it is through these writings that the debates of the first generation get carried forward by the second. Though all three gospels were written after the death of Paul, it is asserted by the author that each gospel writer contended with his continuing influence in some way, though each from their own distinctive vantage point. Paul's influence may be underestimated if one only counts his extant works in the New Testament. Modern Bibles attribute 13 letters to Paul, while some older Bibles attribute a 14th by assigning the Epistle to the Hebrews to him as well. To ask if a mere 13 letters sent out to churches and individuals throughout the Graeco-Roman world would have been enough to influence the later gospel writers is to ask the wrong question. For the benefit of using a round number, it can be estimated that Paul ministered for 30 years. Also, for the sake of a round number, the churches and individuals to whom he corresponded may be estimated to be 20. Supposing he wrote to each of these entities twice a year, Paul's total ministerial correspondence would rise from his 13 extant works to an output of 1,200. ...

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The Villains Who Snapped My Spine: A Memoir by A. H. Nazzareno 3.1 Stars (15 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

"Filled with determination, an honest sense of mortality and enviable vitality, A. H. Nazzareno and his memoir The Villains Who Snapped My Spine set the benchmark for how to cope with a life-changing diagnosis." -- IndiesToday In June 2021, a typical 30-year-old self-proclaimed car and coffee enthusiast's life was suddenly derailed. The humor-laced and nostalgia-infused debut memoir follows A. H. Nazzareno in his attempt to make sense of a rare diagnosis. Written in a hospital bed and in the immediate weeks following major surgery, courtesy of Dr. Summeroff, an uncertain yet hopeful future emerges from a villain-riddled past.

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Joan Crawford A Talent for Living by Jennifer Bitman 3.9 Stars (38 Reviews)    Price verified 12 hours ago

The Hollywood spotlight shines on this intimate biography of screen legend Joan Crawford. From the forgotten child to the Jazz Age flapper to the winner of Best Actress for her role in Mildred Pierce, Joan Crawford's life continues to capture the attention of generations of classic movie fans and a wave of millennials who have crowned her the queen of old Hollywood. But if you think you've read everything about The Legend, think again. Abandoning a traditional approach, Joan Crawford A Talent for Living is a creative non-fiction biography. The unique narrative presents a story rich with imagery and vivid characterizations. The expressive text blends well-researched scholarship with raw vulnerability, resulting in a connection between the book's reader and subject which must be read to be believed.

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Female Prisoners of World War Two (Women Prisoners of War Series) by Nikki McDove 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 34 minutes ago

True Stories of 5 Incredible Women Who Pushed the Boundaries of Women's Roles in War So often, women are ignored in military chronicles, especially those that took place during war where women were barred from participating in military occupations outside of office work and nursing. Herein lies the stories of women who pushed through these stereotypical roles and ended up being taken captive by the enemy. We remember war heroes as men completing great feats of strength on the battlefield, saving the lives of their fellow soldiers. There have been multiple books, films, and articles written about soldiers during WWII. Some are fictional, while some are based on true stories. We are not at any loss for the stories of the trials that men faced during the Second World War. The stories that are all too often forgotten are those of the women. Within the pages of this book, you will learn the stories of five incredible women prisoners of war during World War Two. These women not only risked their lives in the line of duty, just as their male counterparts did, but they also faced horrific atrocities and risks directly tied to their gender. You will question " What makes a war hero?" Were each of these women true war heroines? You will learn about: • A flight nurse whose plane was shot down over enemy lines only to completely confuse the German Army as to what to do with a female • A woman with unflinching determination helped make a difference to help her people while in the Philippine resistance • The sole survivor of a mass murder of nurses only to have her own government silence her from telling her story • A feminist and political activist working to stop fascism and educate her fellow women, even while inside a concentration camp • A nurse who simply wanted to return to her post regardless of the torture she endured It is our duty to remember these women and honor them as the true heroines they were. Click the Buy Now button and help us share ...

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The Wicked West of Cromwell Street: The Lives of Serial Killers Fred and Rose West (Serial Killer True Crime Books Book 16) by Jack Smith 3.6 Stars (247 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

What Fred and Rose West did for decades before getting caught in their house on 25 Cromwell Street, nicknamed the HOUSE OF HORRORS, goes beyond anything anyone could ever imagine... Download FREE with Kindle Unlimited! As a society, we are fascinated by murder. It is a constant theme throughout much of our media, and many news outlets will prioritize a murderous story, knowing that it will enthrall readers. There is something about those who decide to take a life that makes them so incredibly interesting to the rest of us. While many of the most famous murderers are known across the world, there are those whose crimes are relatively less known. One of the strangest stories involves the married couple Fred and Rose West. Together, they killed. Up until the time they were caught, they engaged in a string of murders, each motivated by hate, jealousy, passion, and a fundamental lack of morals. In this book, we will go in-depth and learn about the history of the murderers. We will examine Fred and Rose's early lives, their relationship, their personalities, and will ultimately try and discover what it was that drove them to become two of the most notorious killers in the history of the British Isles. Though their crimes made front page news at the time, few people outside of the country know the extent of their criminality. In this book, we will learn exactly what made their killings so infamous. For those who are in any way interested in the depths of human morality, the Wests represent some of the most depraved and sadistic murderers to have ever lived. Not only did they prey on unsuspecting young girls, but their attentions were even turned towards their own daughters. In a case involving kidnap, rape, and murder, Fred and Rose went beyond the realms of what many of us consider possible as people. Read on to learn exactly what drove Fred and Rose West to become two of history's greatest monsters. Read on your favorite devices such as Kindle, IPhone, ...

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Rule by The HANDS of The CLOCK by Deane Russell 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 14 hours ago

Perhaps the only book written about Prime Minister Mackenzie King from a personal perspective. Deane Russell spent seven and a half years (1939 to 1945) as principle secretary to Prime Minister Mackenzie King. Although Deane started this book while still serving the prime minister, he never finished until decades later. Deane passed away before he could get his book published. This, the Family Edition, is a joint effort between Deane's son, Lorne and Deane's nephew, Brian Borgford. A formal annotated version has been published by the Historical Society of Alberta.

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MORE TO LIFE by Jacob Lasher 4.7 Stars (15 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

More To Life centers around the highs and lows of mental illness. Through brave and vulnerable poetry, Jacob shares original works to convey a clear perspective of how one's upbringing can influence his or her future.

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Milspouse Matters: Sharing Strength through Our Stories by Jen McDonald 4.9 Stars (26 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

2024 Foreword Reviews INDIES Finalist This book is an inspiring and empowering journey into the heart of military spouse life, showcasing the remarkable resilience and dedication of these often unsung heroes. Beautifully and thoughtfully written by the insightful Jen McDonald, this captivating narrative illuminates the challenges and triumphs faced by military spouses, offering a profound glimpse into a life of constant change. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a brighter light to help them navigate the world as we know it. -- Trevor Romain, bestselling author, speaker, and co-founder of The Comfort Crew for Military Kids You knew what you signed up for. These words are often directed at military spouses, yet the true depth of what it will mean to be married to a service member is seldom fully grasped. In Milspouse Matters: Sharing Strength Through Our Stories, readers are immersed in the captivating world of military spouse life, unearthing the challenges and triumphs faced by those who leave behind the familiar to embrace a life of constant change. Authored by Jen McDonald, this compelling narrative weaves together the experiences of military spouses across generations, illuminating the unbreakable bonds that unite them. With a keen focus on the impact of frequent relocations, deployments, and the nomadic nature of military life, McDonald also celebrates these spouses' resolute tenacity. Drawing from her personal three-decade journey as a military spouse, alongside stories from contemporary spouses and those from the Korean War and Vietnam conflict eras, Milspouse Matters reveals the remarkable strength within this community. Whether you're seeking courage, confidence, or a deeper understanding of the military family experience, these shared stories invite you to discover the unyielding resilience that lies within us all.

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The I.T. Guy: Real life IT support in dangerous locations by Graeme Simpson 4.6 Stars (14 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

"If we're under such hostile attack that the IT guy needs to be armed, we're all f*****anyway." Quite by accident, Graeme found himself working alongside former UK Special Forces in Iraq and Nigeria. Armed only with good humour and a taste for adventure, discover how he survived hostile environments, potential kidnappings and terrible food choices. The IT Guy is an honest, funny and enlightening account of life at the sharp end of IT support .

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UNLOCK: The Journey to Purpose by Raheen Frith 4.4 Stars (12 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

Being twenty years of age did not stop Raheen from unlocking his journey to purpose. In this book, his struggles along with life experiences and solutions, are poured out to you to assist in preventing the same mistakes as he did. In an effort to prevent you from the said mistakes he succumbed to. He highlights his struggles combined with life experiences and solutions. You will learn that your past can be messy, however you have the will power to take control of your future. All this can be achieved with God's help. Do not be too hard on yourself for the mistakes of your past. They are the building block to who you are becoming and is meant to be.

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THE LOTUS PROJECT : Of The Fourth Reich (A New World Is Emerging Book 1) by Andy Stone 3.9 Stars (5 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

An addictive Holocaust Thriller What if you had the power to take control of all of Germany's recourses and power after the war? 5.0 out of 5 stars What an exciting read. Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2022It talks of the heartache of concentration camp life for Carl's girlfriend and how she suffers. She escapes and wants revenge for herself and others. Carland and Ericka have been friends since childhood. He is German and she is Jewish. I don't want to give it away, but can they get together? This is the first in the series, I finished second in the series, and it was fantastic. Is there duplicity going on or is the offer from Hitler and Himmler for real? 5.0 out of 5 stars great book Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022I found this book very exciting and kept me going to see what happened. I bought. The next book in the series. What a great read. It kept me on the edge of my seat all the way through. I recommend this book for very one. The first book in the series is a most unusual love story set in WWII between Carl Unger, a Nazi and his Jewish childhood girlfriend, Ericka Steinberg. Her father was a well-known Jewish Doctor in Berlin. Carl's uncle, Joseph Unger, was the chairman of the board of Unger Industries that financed Adolph Hitler at the beginning of the war. Carl's biological parents were murdered, and Joseph immediately adopted Carl to continue his grooming to take over the Fourth Reich (New World Order) when the time was right. Himmler gave Carl orders to marry Christine, a devout Nazi. Her father, Maurice, made his fortune as a young man by selling armaments to war-torn countries. Including the Nazis. Carl initially was supposed to bring all the art and valuables out of Germany and surrounding countries to finance what was ahead in America. He comes back to Germany with Ericka to bring back the paintings and valuables that were left behind. 5.0 out of 5 stars Fascinating read! Reviewed in the United States on July ...

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American Immigrant: Why We Left, Why We Came by Pippa Pralen 4.1 Stars (48 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Bounded by indenture, haunted by Hessians, fleeing pogroms, their voices echo in the pursuit of freedom. Embark on a journey as an "eyewitness to history" and delve into the heritage of your ancestors. Raw and vivid accounts of individuals grappling with pogroms, slavery, captivity, poverty, indentured servitude, and political oppression. Discover the bravery of the commoners in Jamestown colony who clashed with the noble elites in a crucial moment during the dawn of America's democracy. Journey from the turbulent 1600s to the 21st century, through the epic immigrant stories of the Irish, Italians, Germans, Cubans, Polish, Russian Jews, Swedes, Mexicans, and Hondurans. The often overlooked details of history, such as England's export of food during the devastating Irish famine. The emergence of "American ingenuity" as economists dissect the factors that rendered Americans wealthier, more educated, and healthier than many others. Why souls from distant lands are inexorably drawn to America, willingly braving perilous journeys for the allure of a brighter tomorrow. This isn't just a historical account -- it's a gripping odyssey into the heart of humanity's relentless pursuit of a better life. This narrative unveils perspectives not commonly taught in traditional educational settings.

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Encounters with Mathematicians: The Human Side by Vitali Milman 5.0 Stars (2 Reviews)    Price verified 14 hours ago

An insightful and entertaining look into the lives of mathematicians. Over the course of his life, Professor Milman, a world-renowned mathematician, had the pleasure of meeting numerous mathematicians. Inspired by his colleagues, who expressed their desire to learn more about the individuals behind the mathematics they read and utilize, Milman presents a collection of short vignettes that recount his encounters with these remarkable people. To limit the scope of this book, Milman decided to concentrate mostly on encounters with his contemporaries. The stories in the book offer an engaging glimpse into the lives of mathematicians, presenting personal accounts and intriguing legends. While the book does not delve into mathematics, it provides a unique perspective on the diverse personalities, talents, tastes, and working styles of these individuals. It is a unique opportunity for readers to gain a better understanding of the human side of the math world, beyond the formulas and equations.

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Psycho Killers by Ignacio Esteban 4.3 Stars (5 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

A text book definition of a serial killer is a person that commits a series of murders with no apparent motive while committing these heinous acts in a certain predictable manner. There are numerous types of serial murderers from visionary, mission-oriented, hedonistic and power/control oriented. Serial killers have existed in different societies for hundreds of years and have fascinated millions around the world. What is the mindset of a psycho-serial killer and what creates and triggers one? This is a look at some of the worst serial killers of our time.

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Paranormal Crimes: Supernatural and Unexplained True Crime Cases that Have Mystified Authorities (Paranormal and Unexplained Mysteries Book 12) by Conrad Bauer 3.9 Stars (121 Reviews)    Price verified 14 hours ago

Discover mysterious cases of unexplained crimes where the victims can only explain what happened to them as the result of paranormal and supernatural activities! And that's scary! Download FREE with Kindle Unlimited Not all unknown forces are amiable to us humans, and some may be quite worth the fear that we instinctively feel when it comes to these forces. The idea of being confronted with a paranormal phenomenon of any kind is enough to flabbergast most people. But what if that paranormal phenomenon is coupled with a crime? Seeing a Bigfoot in the wilderness would be stunning enough, but imagine one grabbing your wallet and running off with it! The same goes for folks who claim to have been attacked by ghosts, demons and the like. There are even some who say they somehow got on the bad side of elves, fairies or other woodland sprites. And while everyday crooks are bad enough, when an entity that can walk through walls and travel through space and time starts giving you the shakedown, it adds a whole new dimension to the matter -- literally! The stories herein are admittedly hard to believe all the way around, but those telling them, seem sincere enough. So, whether you believe them or not, suspend your judgment for a moment as we take a look at some of the most astonishing alleged close encounters -- of the criminal kind! Read on your favorite devices such as Kindle, iPhone, iPad, Android cellular phone, tablet, laptop, or computer with Amazon's free reading Kindle App. Scroll back up and click the BUY NOW button at the top right side of this page for an immediate download!

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Shergar: A True Crime Story of Kidnapping, Racehorse and Politics by Conrad Bauer (Maplewood Publishing) 3.9 Stars (75 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

A true crime story set in Ireland and involving kidnapping, the IRA and a phenomenal racehorse named Shergar. Who Kidnap Shergar? A mystery that has baffled authorities for years... Ask anyone in Great Britain or Ireland about famous racehorses and they'll likely have only one name to tell you. Shergar. At his peak, Shergar was one of the most elegant, powerful, and successful racehorses in the history of the sport. By the time he retired, his reputation alone was enough to earn massive amounts of money. But then, one cold night, he vanished. Kidnapped. Stolen by a group of masked men. The heist quickly became an international sensation, attracting attention from around the world. Everyone wanted to know: who kidnapped Shergar? And the mystery has continued to the present day. Still a cold case, picking apart the Gordian knot of Shergarâ??s disappearance involves everything from bad business deals to domestic terrorism. The Irish Republican Army (IRA) have been accused of being at the center of the plot, arriving as it did amidst the Troubles in the country. Occurring during one of the most turbulent times in the history of Ireland, the kidnapping of one of the nation's sporting heroes was not only front page news; it was intrinsically linked to the political situation in the country. As the kidnappers issued their demands and the owners tried desperately to get their horseback, the situation sunk deeper and deeper into tragedy before the trail went cold. In this book, we will look into the complicated and fascinating disappearance of Shergar. We will examine the delicate domestic situation in Ireland and probe just how this battle with the British might have spilled over into the sport of kings. We will look at the people who became embroiled in the plot on every side, trying to uncover the truth behind one of the world's strangest kidnapping cases. By the end of this book, we just might know what happened to the horse named Shergar." Read the ...

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Ganges Boy by Ken Smith 3.7 Stars (398 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Age 15 years, 3 months and 3 days. Height 5'-1". Weight 7st-2lb, this is an account of my first month in Royal Navy, starting January 1963. HMS Ganges was tough, but I loved it. 1963 was the worst winter ever, the 'mother' of all winters. I was in Exmouth 213 class. The food, the food, the food. I loved the food. FREE DOWNLOAD

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Historical Duos: Extraordinary Partnerships That Shaped History by PL Thomas 4.0 Stars (10 Reviews)    Price verified 4 minutes ago

Behind every accomplished individual stands a supporter, mentor, or collaborator who played a pivotal role in their success. Embark on an exhilarating odyssey through history with Historical Duos: Extraordinary Partnerships That Changed the World, a mesmerizing exploration of dynamic duos who forged groundbreaking paths. This compelling book weaves together the stories of remarkable pairs whose collaborations shaped the way we live today. Explore the academic pursuits of intellectual trailblazers in the fields of philosophy, physics, and gender studies. Uncover the passionate advocates who fought for social justice and equality. Delve into the minds of bold navigators who conquered the furthest frontiers. Discover the remarkable stories of the revolutionaries who reshaped the world and left their mark on history. Inside Historical Duos: Extraordinary Partnerships That Changed the World, you'll learn about: • The groundbreaking strides of Marie and Pierre Curie, whose work in radioactivity laid the foundation for modern physics and chemistry • Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy Sr., whose alliance in the fight against racial injustice echoed across the civil rights movement • How Meriwether Lewis and William Clark navigated the uncharted expanses of the American West, unveiling a new frontier for future generations • The vibrant world of art with Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, whose passion and creativity transcended traditional boundaries • Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, who embodied the spirit of nonviolent resistance, guiding India toward freedom and democracy And many more! This book is a testament to the enduring power of collaboration and the transformative impact that remarkable duos can have on the world around them. As you turn the pages, discover the waves of progress created by these extraordinary partnerships. Get your copy of Historical Duos: Extraordinary Partnerships That Changed the World, and be inspired by the profound impact ...

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We Named Her Faith by Tim Orr 4.3 Stars (95 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

Tim and Michelle Orr were married for 16 years before adopting their daughter, Faith, who happens to have Down syndrome. Tim's new book, We Named Her Faith: How we became a gospel-centered family, contains the story of their life together before she came to live with them. Tim weaves stories of how he overcame the childhood trauma of having multiple birth defects, a difficult home life, and alcoholism with teaching about living a gospel-centered life. Michelle's life met with difficulties early on as she was born to teenage parents. Through these experiences, Tim shares their firm belief that God orchestrated His redemptive plan in their lives to prepare them to be Faith's parents. Not only does Tim write about the experiences leading up to Faith's adoption, he recounts the many amazing details surrounding Faith's birth and adoption and how God shaped and molded her life. As Faith grows, it is obvious that she has an overcoming attitude; she learns and grows in spite of her disability. The reader will leave this book inspired to live a gospel-centered life knowing God has everything in his hands no matter the struggle or adversity.

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John Quincy Adams: A Life from Beginning to End (Biographies of US Presidents) by Hourly History 4.4 Stars (299 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Discover the remarkable life of John Quincy Adams... Free BONUS Inside! The son of the second president of the United States, John Quincy Adams was prepped and primed from his youth to be the quintessential statesmen. At just 14 years of age, he was given a diplomatic post in St. Petersburg, Russia. This was the beginning of a political career that would last until his last breath. Adams became a one-term president thanks to the populism of his arch-rival Andrew Jackson, but even after being ousted from the White House, the unsinkable John Quincy Adams came right back to the fore, getting himself elected as a Congressman in the House of Representatives. Here John Quincy Adams would be a force to be reckoned with, entering into endless debates with his colleagues. It was, in fact, in the middle of this congressional wrangling that John Quincy Adams would suffer a stroke and collapse on the House floor. His life was truly one of service, and he had lived it well. In this book, we explore the life of John Quincy Adams in full. Discover a plethora of topics such as • A Child of the American Revolution • Adams' Mission in Europe and Russia • Speaking Out Against Thomas Paine • Rise to the Top • Adams as President • Late Life and Death • And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on John Quincy Adams, simply scroll up and click the "Buy now" button for instant access!

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Serial Killers: Exploring the Horrific Crimes of Jack The Ripper & Ted Bundy (History Books) by Tom King 4.3 Stars (44 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

2 Manuscripts Jack The Ripper The mystery of Jack the Ripper and the murders he committed in London's East End in the late nineteenth century has horrified and fascinated spectators and readers for over a century. In one of the first recognized mass murderers, he terrorized some of London's poorest and most vulnerable residents and brutally killed a series of women before seeming to disappear. Police investigative practices were in their infancy at the time, and without sophisticated tools, London's forces of order were unable to catch the criminal. More than 100 years later, his true identity is still unknown, and the hunt for Jack the Ripper has consumed many an armchair sleuth. By reading this book, you, too, will be able to take part in a now-historic search for a murderer who has never been brought to justice. Step back in time to 1888 and try to discover, if you can, the man who was Jack the Ripper. Ted Bundy If you want a view into the mind of a serial killer and America's most notorious at that, then Ted Bundy: The Crimes Of America's Most Notorious Serial Killer is for you. As you look back at Bundy's childhood after digesting what he did to his unknown number of female victims, then behaviors such as playing with knives and placing them around his sleeping aunt take on a new meaning. Which was more influential in contributing to his killing behavior between the deception about his parentage and his letdown when Stephanie Brooks dumped him when the two were dating in college? Can we know anything meaningful or significant from a man whose testimony to various people through the years consists as much of contradiction as it does statements of fact? By all accounts, it is hard to point to or single out any one specific episode in his life that would have sent him out on a murderous course at the beginning of his adult life. Bundy's story is full of disguise, deception, evasion and a bizarre quest for control on all levels where others were ...

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Failure is not the end of your way but success under that: mindset the new psychology of success : specific person success stories :success through a ... by maryam aras Price verified 4 hours ago

Book Description: In a world where success is often measured by how much we achieve, it's easy to feel defeated when we fall short of our goals. But what if failure wasn't the end of the road? What if it was simply an opportunity to learn, grow, and become even stronger? In "Failure is not the end of your way but success under that," you'll discover inspiring stories of individuals who refused to give up in the face of adversity. From entrepreneurs who turned their failures into success stories, to individuals who overcame personal tragedies, these stories will inspire and motivate you to keep going, no matter what obstacles you face. But this book isn't just about stories - it's also about practical strategies for turning failure into a stepping stone towards success. You'll learn how to cultivate a positive attitude, find gratitude in difficult times, and persevere through even the toughest challenges. Whether you're facing setbacks in your career, personal life, or health, this book will show you how to find success under the surface of failure. With "Failure is not the end of your way but success under that," you'll learn how to transform your mindset from one of defeat to one of empowerment. You have the power to overcome any obstacle and achieve your goals - let this book show you how. • Learn how to turn failure into a powerful tool for personal growth and success • Discover the mindset of successful individuals who overcame adversity • Find practical strategies for cultivating resilience and perseverance in the face of challenges • Develop a positive attitude that will help you achieve your goals • Gain inspiration and motivation from real-life success stories of individuals who refused to give up

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Bus Stops, Buddhism and Ecuador by John McKenzie 4.0 Stars (2 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

This is the third in a series of freestanding books about Buddhism and meditational experiences, a series which started with The Buddha and The Big Bad Wolf and continued with TheBlissBook. Like the first one in the series this book could be a travelogue since it it about two Scottish friends travelling in Ecuador, but it delves into bereavement, Vajrayana and Zen Buddhism, rebirth and Dzogchen, Mainly, it's an amusing read for a general reader.

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Christian History: An Enthralling Guide to the Story of Christianity, From Its Early Origins Through the Crusades and Knights Templar to Modern Times ... by Billy Wellman 4.0 Stars (25 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Four manuscripts in one book: • History of Christianity: An Enthralling Overview of the Most Important Events that Shaped the Christian Church • Early Christianity: An Enthralling Overview of Jesus, the Twelve Apostles, the Conversion of Constantine, and Other Events in Christian History • The Crusades: An Enthralling Overview of an Event in Christian History That Took Place in the Middle Ages • The Knights Templar: An Enthralling History of the Rise and Fall of the Most Influential Catholic Military Order From its inception, Christianity was persecuted and hounded. Christians often paid a high price for their faith. They met underground and even in graveyards. They were misunderstood, and their message to outsiders seemed hopelessly strange and muddled. In the first part of this book, you will learn about the following: • The origins of Christianity and why people flocked to the religion • The life and ministry of Jesus • The first Christian disciples • The early Christian Church • The Council of Nicaea and the momentous impact it had on Christian history • The earth-shattering Reformation In Early Christianity, we will look at the time of Jesus from a historical viewpoint and also find out the truth about Christianity and what revolutionary changes occurred in the first few centuries AD. In the second part of this book, you will discover the truth about the following: • Why the first-century Jews were so eagerly waiting for a savior and how they knew when he would arrive; • Jesus' origins and the historical and biblical events surrounding his birth; • The heartbreaking terror that Jesus' parents faced in his early years and the drastic life decision they were guided to make; • Some of the compelling words Jesus spoke and why they drew so many people to him; • The ideas that laid the foundation for Christianity; • How Christianity spread and changed over time. The Crusades were a call to defend Eastern ...

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With God's Help, I can do Anything by Steven Connelly 5.0 Stars (6 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

Over the years, there have been many famous people with Autism who have played an important role in America, from the legendary Temple Grandin improving the cattle industry with her unique designs and understanding on cattle; to Thomas Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence. Now it is my turn to play my important role in America; my name is Steven Connelly, and I want to invite you all to an unforgettable journey into time as you discover how I went through life living with Autism; from the day I was born to today. Along the way, you will also discover in my true life story how my reliance in Jesus Christ had gotten me through difficult times, and when our blast to the past is done, you can proudly say, "With God's Help, I can do Anything!"

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The Bad Boys of Diplomacy: Diplomats "badness" ratings by country by S. Novikov 3.0 Stars (6 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

The first part of this book describes the behaviour of that "special" category of drivers who have diplomatic privileges on the roads of various countries. Some of them drink & drive, some of them are guilty of speeding, and some just don't like to pay the parking fees. Amazingly, it is often not possible to prosecute them for this, and so the countries where these diplomats reside lose substantial amounts of money on fines alone. So diplomats of which countries violate the law most often? And diplomats of which countries almost never violate the law? Which countries openly share statistics about foreign diplomats violations, and which countries conceal them? This book answers these questions and includes frank comments from the diplomats themselves that sheds light on the behavior of their colleagues from different countries. You'll read answers from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of 22 countries: Vatican, Great Britain, Switzerland, Singapore, Poland, Norway, New Zealand, Moldavia, Malaysia, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Kazakhstan, Ireland, Georgia, Finland, Denmark, Czech Republic, Croatia, Brazil, Bulgaria, and Armenia. These data have never been published before, and so some of the stories are quite incredible and shocking. At the end you will also be able to clearly see who holds the top spots in law violation amongst the diplomatic corps. In the second part of the book we will talk about personae non gratae. Usually the motives for declaring someone a persona non grata are this diplomat's hostility towards the government of the state of residence, interference with its internal affairs, disrespect of its laws, customs etc. Often the phrase "for impermissible activities incompatible with diplomatic status" lurks behind it, which can also mean an espionage charge. Read on to find about about some fascinating details associated with this somewhat unpleasant status.

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American Maverick: Target: American Gangsters by Richie Roberts (Amazon Pro Hub) 4.8 Stars (11 Reviews)    Price verified 4 minutes ago

AMERICAN MAVERICK, TARGET: AMERICAN GANGSTERS takes us through the triumphs and tragedies in the life of Richie Roberts in a typical biographical manner. The early chapters describe his years growing up in Newark, New Jersey where he was an exceptional high school athlete, while coping with anxiety and attention deficit disorder (ADD). Subsequent chapters take us through his experiences in the United States Marine Corps., college, all through his rise and downfall in the world of law enforcement and criminal law. In 1964, Richie Roberts embarked on a stellar career with the Essex County Prosecutor's office in Newark, New Jersey. Starting out as a detective, Richie excelled in his investigations of organized crime figures operating in New Jersey. His keen instincts led to numerous arrests and convictions. As a result of his success in that arena, coupled by his obtaining a law degree, he was promoted to an assistant prosecutor and assigned to head up the then newly formed Bureau of Narcotics, where he interfaced with like agencies in other jurisdictions, including the federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). Richie's career which was already on the fast track, catapulted after making national headlines following his team's dedicated efforts led to the arrest and conviction of the biggest heroin distribution ring on the east coast, known as the Country Boys. Huge quantities of heroin were seized, removed from circulation and kept from the veins of users. The major goal he desired and achieved was the conviction of the kingpin of the distribution network, Frank Lucas. After spending a few more years putting away the bad guys, Richie left the prosecutor's office and started a private practice as a criminal defense attorney. He even developed a friendship with Frank Lucas that lasted until Frank died in 2018. Unfortunately, Richie's career in the legal profession ended poorly after his reputation was wrongly poisoned by devious persons. Today, he is determined to set the ...

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Persia in the Great Game: Sir Percy Sykes – explorer, consul, soldier, spy by Antony Wynn (Lume Books) 4.1 Stars (69 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Percy Sykes was sent by Army Intelligence in the 1890s, first as an explorer and spy, then to open consulates along Persia's eastern borders. His job was to deter Russian expansion towards India. In his time, Sir Percy Sykes was a legend of empire: unpaid, he rode through thousands of miles of the harshest desert, marsh and mountain, often with his indomitable sister. He did whatever he felt necessary to protect his country's interests: when consul at Meshed during a very turbulent time, he bugged the Russian consulate and, armed only with diplomacy, single-handedly faced down a Russian attempt to annex north-east Persia. But Sykes was not the typical servant of empire. He hunted gazelle with princes, read Persian poetry, sat at the feet of dervish masters and got to the heart of the country. Persia in the Great Game explores Sykes' 25 years in Persia with humour and domestic detail, to give an insight that is instructive today. Praise for Persia in the Great Game: 'A vivid reminder of the extraordinary lives and times of those who once played the Great Game. Percy Sykes was one of the ablest, if most controversial, of these. A valuable addition to Great Game literature' - Peter Hopkirk 'Very entertaining biography of an extraordinary character' - Goodreads Antony Wynn read Persian and Turkish at Balliol College, Oxford, and has spent many years working in and around Persia. As well writing books, he is a reviewer, columnist and lecturer.

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Sketches by Patrick Toddy 5.0 Stars (2 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

This was first published as a paperback in Pittsberg, and soon afterwards nearly all copies I had went missing from 7th Ave Saint Peters, Australia. What then happened some years later was a so called super-band formed, with Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lyn & Roy Orbison and went by the name, The Traveling Wilbury's. Most of the Bob Dylan contributions to the band was with songs that talked about personal items such as where the book was printed, or where my literary agent came from. Now there's quite a story! Seems she has some links to a mafia hit-man for hire from some years ago. her address is in New jersey, and Bruce Springsteen is from the same state. His 1980 album was literally about what was going to happen to John Lennon after his silence of 5 years was broken. This book contains some short stories written as literary sketches, and also has some non-fictional chapters that cover various topics including the Charles Manson serial killings being linked to my home state of South Australia. Much the same can be said about the '63 JFK assassination too. By the time it was all written my good friend, "God incarnate" Hindu Astrologer Bhagawan Soaham of UK had passed away under mysterious circumstances. His focus had been a 21 year penance for peace, and he'd also worked with Gandhi in the Quit India movement. I guess that his ppolitics were not believable and so a fire was set at the Alma Road address and he shortly after died. I had likewise experienced some very violent attacks and conspiracies, some of which continue to this day. Jay Soaham --- Jay Jagat!

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Saint Augustine: A Life From Beginning to End (Biographies of Christians) by Hourly History 4.4 Stars (373 Reviews)    Price verified 34 minutes ago

Saint Augustine * * *Download for FREE on Kindle Unlimited + Free BONUS Inside!* * * Read On Your Computer, MAC, Smartphone, Kindle Reader, iPad, or Tablet. Although he was born in what was considered the backwaters of the Roman Empire, Saint Augustine of Hippo has long been renowned for his early religious and philosophical thought. He has been called a Doctor of the Church for his unrivaled ability of patching up even the most complex of theological questions. He tackled such things as the condition of the soul and the omnipotence of God. During the course of his tenure as bishop of the North-African city of Hippo, Augustine often gained as many critics as he did followers. Inside you will read about... The Son of a Pagan Augustine's Love Child The Road that Led to Rome Looking toward Christianity The Priest of Hippo A Founding Father of the Church And much more! To say that this esteemed theologian was a complex man would be an understatement. Saint Augustine's life held many contradictions from the very beginning. Born to a pagan father and a devoutly Christian mother, he seemed destined to be at a crossroads. In his life he was both a sinner and a saint, and his seminal works, such as the Confessions and the City of God, prove that somewhere at the intersection of tremendous faith and terrible human frailty you will find the greatness of Saint Augustine.

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Surrounded by Love: A Story of Orphans and Family by Marjorie L. Bingle 3.8 Stars (37 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Born in 1930, at the beginning of The Great Depression, identical twins Marge and Marie weighed just a tad more than two pounds each. Left on steps of the local hospital by a family unable to care for them, they entered foster care and, later, an orphanage, but still managed to live lives surrounded by love and family. A heartwarming memoir of love, life, family, and faith. If you liked this book, consider Father's Day (or Father's Day, The Deluxe 3-Pack Edition), by Donald J. Bingle.

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The Jimmy Carter Years: The Life and Legacy of the 39th United States President (Exploring the Life of American Politicians: The Chronicles of ... by Emily Collins Price verified 6 hours ago

"The Jimmy Carter Years: The Life and Legacy of the 39th United States President" is a fascinating and in-depth exploration of the presidency of one of the most influential and beloved leaders of our time. With extensive research and insightful analysis, this book provides a comprehensive look at the life, accomplishments, and challenges of President Jimmy Carter. From his humble beginnings in Georgia to his rise to the presidency, readers will gain a deep understanding of the man who held the highest office in the land. They will be taken on a journey through the major events and accomplishments of the Carter presidency, including the Camp David Accords, the Panama Canal Treaty, and the creation of the Department of Energy. But this book goes beyond just a recounting of historical events. It delves into the personal life of the man behind the presidency, exploring his faith, family, and lifelong commitment to service. Readers will come away with a renewed appreciation for the leadership and legacy of President Jimmy Carter, whose dedication to public service and humanitarian causes continues to inspire generations. "The Jimmy Carter Years" is a must-read for anyone interested in American history, politics, or the personal journey of a remarkable leader. With its engaging storytelling and insightful analysis, it is sure to become a classic in the genre of presidential biographies.

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Been Scammed???: The Banks And The Contingent Reimbursement Model (CRM) Code Explained by Dr Lydia Taiwo 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 13 hours ago

Becoming a victim of a scam is so debilitating and many times there is nowhere to turn to. It is very important for victims of scams to know what to do, so as to be reimbursed by the banks. Many people are not aware of the Contingent Reimbursement Model (CRM) Code to which 315 banks have already signed up to. The contingency reimbursement model the banks have signed up to, indicates that banks reimburse victims of fraud and scams. I hope this book helps to put some calm to your horrific situation.

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Thomas Jefferson: A Captivating Guide to an American Founding Father Who Was the Principal Author of the Declaration of Independence and the Third ... by Captivating History 4.3 Stars (62 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

Did you know that Thomas Jefferson rewrote the Bible? Free History BONUS Inside! Although one can speak of Thomas Jefferson in a tediously factual way, he was an enigma. Historically, he is noted for writing the Declaration of Independence, which was a daring and courageous statement of the rights of Americans and, indeed, of all people. Hidden beneath the many cloaks of legalistic terminologies that he was fond of using, all the strengths and vulnerabilities of Jefferson as a man were there too. Like many people of today, he had a difficult childhood. He also liked to party while in college and loved to play the fiddle. The names of his friends and colleagues are featured in all the history books of yesteryear and today -- Patrick Henry, John Adams, George Washington, Lewis and Clark, Benjamin Harrison, and Lafayette. Thomas Jefferson also knew the scoundrels of the day like Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr. He was not only a lawyer, a statesman, and a founding father of the USA, but a political and moral philosopher. He even rewrote the Bible. But that's not all... This captivating history book covers topics such as: • Young Jefferson Leaps into Adulthood • "Two if by sea!" - Jefferson: Evolution into a Revolutionary • Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence • The "War" Governor of Virginia • The Many Roles of Thomas Jefferson 1785-1800 • The Third President of the US • Jefferson Re-Elected in 1804 • Intellectual, Writer, Farmer • And much more! So if you want to learn more about the remarkable life of Thomas Jefferson, click "buy now"!

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George Washington: A Captivating Guide to an American Founding Father Who Served as the First President of the United States of America (Exploring ... by Captivating History 4.3 Stars (76 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Explore the Captivating Life of George Washington Free History BONUS Inside! One day at Mount Vernon, a young boy climbed into a window, fell, and hurt himself. George Washington, who had advanced rheumatism then, called for his servant to help. When the boy recovered, Washington asked why the boy had come in. The servant told him the boy wanted to get a look at the president. Washington then asked to see the boy. "You wanted to see the president, did you? Well, I am George Washington." "No!" retorted the boy, "You are only just a man. I want to see the President!" This is the history of George Washington who was a president, a general and a Founding Father of a new nation. But, most of all, it is the story of George Washington the man. Many of the anecdotes related herein are true stories told by the people who were his own family and friends. This captivating history book covers topics such as: • She Was Horrified! • From Tranquility to Turmoil • Two If by Sea! • One Shot Starts the Revolution • Canada to New Jersey • A Year of Hardship • Victory • George Washington, The First President • The New Capital • Washington Reelected • Peace at Last • The Last Days of a Noble Man • And much more! So if you want to learn more about the remarkable life of George Washington, click "buy now"!

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Seeking Permission: Finding the Freedom to Live Your Own Life by John R. Cole 5.0 Stars (5 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

"Seeking Permission: Finding the Freedom to Live Your Own Life" isn't just a book -- it's a beacon of hope, a testament to the power of self-acceptance, and a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit. Through the riveting story of John R. Cole, readers are invited to embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and profound transformation. If you are yearning to live a life of authentic purpose, unchained by the opinions of others, the stories within these pages can serve as your guide. John's story weaves through the intricacies of complicated family dynamics, devotion to duty, and the expected or unexpected commitments life calls for. As a steadfast serviceman in the Coast Guard, John faced not just the literal storms at sea but also the waves of personal trauma, complex relationships, and the quest for self-realization after 36 years of unwavering service. This is a compelling narrative about confronting and overcoming life's trials, healing from trauma, and, most importantly, about the courage to pursue passions and purpose with unyielding freedom. Are you tired of feeling adrift, controlled by circumstances beyond your reach? Do questions of identity and value cloud your horizon? This book offers a mirror to your own experiences. Plus, you will gain insights into your circumstances with exercises designed to foster introspection, incite action, and empower you to take bold steps towards a life that resounds with authenticity and joy. Embark on this journey not just as a reader, but as a seeker of truth, passion, and unfettered living. Are you ready to claim the life that's been waiting for you? Your passage to freedom begins the moment you dare to turn the first page. Claim your journey to freedom, purpose, and joy. Let "Seeking Permission" guide you to the life you're destined to live. Start your transformation within these pages and watch how your life starts to feel better because you feel better.

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Heath Ledger: A Life from Beginning to End (Biographies of Actors) by Hourly History 4.1 Stars (128 Reviews)    Price verified 34 minutes ago

Discover the remarkable life of Heath Ledger... Free BONUS Inside! Heath Ledger rapidly rose to fame to become one of the most acclaimed actors of our time. Although his career was brief, spanning little over ten years, he shot up like a rising star. People still remember his innovative portrayal of the Joker and so many other roles with awe. Ledger poured everything he had into the parts he played, and his enthusiasm was quite evident on the big screen; Monster's Ball, Brokeback Mountain, and The Dark Knight all benefited from his passion and expertise. He was so utterly consumed by his work that, at times, the portrayals of Heath Ledger could be more adequately described as a spiritual walk-in rather than an act. But who was the real Heath Ledger? What was this dynamic actor truly like? In this book, we delve into the man behind the legend and discover what his life was like before it was tragically cut short at the age of 28. Discover a plethora of topics such as • Early Life in Perth • Move to America • Hollywood Breakthrough • Brokeback and Back • Tragedy, Triumph, and New Beginnings • Ledger's Last Days • And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on Heath Ledger, simply scroll up and click the "Buy now" button for instant access!

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Joseph Goebbels: A Life from Beginning to End (World War 2 Biographies) by Hourly History 4.2 Stars (420 Reviews)    Price verified 34 minutes ago

Discover the notorious life of Joseph Goebbels... Free BONUS Inside! With his delicate phraseology and deft massaging of truth and deception, Joseph Goebbels was the mouthpiece of a monstrous regime, dishing out propaganda for Nazi Germany throughout the Second World War. It was his mission to entirely subsume the consciousness of the German people with the warped ideals of the Nazi Party. Through this means, he convinced everyday Germans to look the other way while some of the worst atrocities in history were committed. Joseph Goebbels believed that he could martial the whole of Germany for what he called "total war" through the power of his own forked tongue. In retrospect, one can't help but be astonished at the influence this one man had on a whole nation of people. This is his story. Discover a plethora of topics such as • Early Life and Disability • Seeds of Antisemitism • Joining the Nazi Party • Minister of Propaganda • Victim of His Own Propaganda • Total War: Final Years and Death • And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on Joseph Goebbels, simply scroll up and click the "Buy now" button for instant access!

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Out Of My Head (Alternative Version): Fuzzy memoirs and confused ramblings on stuff I know nothing about by Clifford James Hayes 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Man-tart dislike ? Hitler switches ? fairground life ? child labour ? Jamaica ? Florence ? banana addiction ? urban sleepwalks ? flying a 747 ? giant spiders ? beard hatred ? owning half the toys in Hamleys. What do all the above have in common? The author of this book, that's what. Out of My Head is an autobiographical ramble through Clifford James Hayes's life experiences and subsequent skewed views on everything. Discover the true nature of reality and find out why fashion should be banned; understand why the world needs splugs and learn how to email yourself to distant stars. All this and a great deal more can be found in Out of My Head! This Second Edition contains new content and expanded sections unavailable previously. Contains some (mild) adult content. If unsure, do not purchase for persons under 11.56 years of age.

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James Madison: A Captivating Guide to an American Founding Father Who Served as the Fourth President of the United States of America (Exploring the ... by Captivating History 4.0 Stars (52 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

Explore the Captivating Life of James Madison Free History BONUS Inside! James Madison earned the title "Father of the Constitution." How did this man who was diminutive of stature with a weak constitution produce such an energetic document? Through more than 200 years, it stands like a silent sentinel to protect the freedom and independence of the American people. It was a time when the Americans were weary from the tumult of the Revolution, but Madison's job had barely begun. He realized that it was up to him now to help fashion the future of a country that would outlive him. Although characterized as introverted and pensive, Madison had a ferocious absorption to persevere until he could effectively shepherd the Constitution through all the logistical stages necessary to make it real. In this new captivating history book, you'll discover the story of his remarkable life from beginning to end. This captivating history book covers topics such as: • Early Life and Education • James Madison: Prankster and Protester! • Spirit of the Revolution • The Governor's Council - The Second Continental Congress and its Aftermath • James Madison: Father of the Constitution • Congress or Not: That Is the Question • Delicate Dolley - Manipulative Hamilton - Wild Lyon • Secretary of State and Fourth President • Partial Retirement and Death • And much more! So if you want to learn more about the remarkable life of James Madison, click "buy now"!

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THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY All Crime All The Time Vol. 11 No 1 by HUGGINS POINT PUBLISHING 4.5 Stars (9 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

Major Crimes of murder, burglary, home invasions, kidnapping, carjacking's, and distribution of heroin, cocaine, and meth are the primary focus of coverage in the Chesapeake region. Many reports include detailed accounts of plea deals and criminal history of the accused.

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Napoleon and Hitler: A comparative biography by Desmond Seward (Lume Books) 3.9 Stars (11 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

Acclaimed historian Desmond Seward presents a fascinating exploration of the lives and temperaments of these two tyrants. He shows in an entirely new way how history can repeat itself, as he offers surprising insights into the two flagrant dictators who shaped the destiny of modern Europe. Both were obscure outsiders, struggling for social acceptance, who ultimately achieved military domination over Europe. Both destroyed themselves by invading Russia in the frozen depth of winter. Aloof and contemptuous of human life, neither would acknowledge the folly of their all-consuming megalomania. Napoleon and Hitler examines the parallels in their lives and careers and pinpoints a crucial link between them - a classic analysis of Napoleonic strategy written by a contemporary Prussian admirer, which Hitler read and implemented a hundred years later. Praise for Napoleon and Hitler: 'A Clever and cohesive look at megalomania in action... ' -- Kirkus Review Desmond Seward is a British popular historian, best known for The Hundred Years War, never out of print since 1978, The Monks of War, The Wars of the Roses and Richard III - all republished by the Folio Society. His latest is The Demon's Brood, a history of the Plantagenet kings in one short volume.

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Escaping Alcatraz: The Untold Story of the Greatest Prison Break in American History by Michael Esslinger 4.7 Stars (65 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

NOTE: This book contains graphic depictions of extreme crime and violence. Its content may not be suitable for all readers. ** Escaping Alcatraz was the winning title of the 2018 International Book Awards in the True Crime category. ** Under the cover of night on June 11, 1962, using only crude homemade tools, Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin tunneled their way out of Alcatraz, America's most secure maximum security prison. Enacting a complex escape plan, the trio broke free from the cellblock, made it undetected past patrolling guards, inflated homemade life vests and a raft, and set sail into a foggy history. Made famous by the classic film Escape from Alcatraz starring Clint Eastwood and multiple Hollywood documentaries, this legendary mystery is still debated over a half century later. Considered America's Devil Island, Alcatraz opened in August 1934 with the intent to turn the spectacularly colorful dispositions of America's worst criminals into a world of black and white. Cramped cells, stern discipline, strict rules, and an unrelenting routine shaped almost every aspect of daily life on the Rock. The island was a natural fortress, separated from the mainland by a narrow strait of frigid water and deadly currents. It was believed that no one could escape alive. With its damp cold and austere isolation, Alcatraz was the toughest of all federal penitentiaries--as tough as the criminals housed there--and it successfully contained some of America's most notorious outlaws. In Escaping Alcatraz: The Untold Story of the Greatest Prison Break in American History, Alcatraz Historian Michael Esslinger and David Widner, nephew of the Anglin brothers, both featured in the History Channel documentary Alcatraz: Search for the Truth, have compiled hundreds of photographs, FBI and Bureau of Prisons investigative notes, original source documents from the Anglin family library, inmate case file records, interviews with key convicts and officers, and ...

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Serial Killers: Horror, & Murder: Scary Stories, & True Stories of the Most Terrifying Serial Killers the World has Ever Seen! (Ted Bundy, Jack the ... by Frank C. Chastain 3.4 Stars (61 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

Chilling. Bloody. Insane. Sadistic. This is the nightmarish true-life story of the most infamous serial killers in history: the Long Island Killer, the Zodiac Killer, Genene Jones, the Boston Strangler, and Richard Ramirez. Each chapter gives a gruesome account of one of the five most vicious and insane killers in history; Thier crimes are so chilling they sound like horror movie plots. But even more horrifying, two of these killers have been caught while three are still at large.; • Hear the bizarre story of the Long Island Killer, who preys on women, primarily prostitutes, and is still at large today. • Study the letters sent to the newspapers by one of the most gruesome unsolved serial killer cases in history -- the Zodiac Killer. • Meet Genene Jones, a nurse who gave lethal doses of Heparin and Succinylcholine to at least 40 of the children she treated. • Read the shocking story of the Boston Strangler who sexually assaulted, tortured, and killed 13 women. • See the real face of the Night Stalker, Richard Ramirez, who tortured 25 and killed at least 13 before he was caught and eventually died of Lymphoma while on death row. The stories in Horror, & Murder: Scary Stories, & True Stories of the Most Terrifying Serial Killers the World has Ever Seen! are chilling true-life tales. Each terrifying chapter is based on real-life police and witness accounts that reveal the mind and life of five sadistic serial killers. You'll learn how and why they committed their crimes, how some were eventually discovered, and how others vanished or are still at large today. Scroll up to get your copy now.

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Wild Bill From Boston: A B-17 Bomber Left Waist Gunner's Tale by W J O'Reilly (Innermotivation LTD, Publishers) 3.4 Stars (7 Reviews)    Price verified 14 hours ago

"Wild Bill From Boston" is a gripping novella that transports readers to 1944, into the heart of World War II's aerial battles. It follows Sergeant William "Wild Bill" O'Roarke, a left waist gunner on the B-17 bomber, The Spirit of Valley Forge. Stationed at Rougham Airfield in England, Bill and his crew navigate the perilous skies over Nazi-occupied Europe, forging unbreakable bonds amidst the chaos of war. This tale is a vivid portrayal of the courage, camaraderie, and emotional turmoil experienced by these young men. As Bill grapples with the realities of combat, personal loss, and fleeting moments of love, the story delves into the profound impact of war on individuals and the indomitable human spirit. "Wild Bill From Boston" is not just a war story; it's a tribute to the resilience and sacrifices of the Greatest Generation, offering a poignant look at the complexities and heroism of life during one of history's most tumultuous times.

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Marginal Man: Life of Emilio Goggio by Paul Redvers Brown 4.7 Stars (19 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

A nineteen-year-old boy made a promise to his eighty-three-year-old grandfather. He would write a book about his life, finally setting the record straight. Fifty-five years later, it's done. This is that book, and I was that boy. I imagined it would be a tribute to the man I loved, something like the letter our family received eight months after my grandfather died in 1979. It was from the University of Toronto Council of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, expressing their condolences and deep regrets. Here is part of what they had to say: "Professor Goggio was very active in the Italian cultural life of Toronto. He also supported with enthusiasm the activities of the University's Italian and Spanish Clubs. He was a prime example of the professor with wide interests... the kind of figure that is so desirable today." It is ironic to read these words, knowing how undesirable he was to many during his early career. My grandfather put himself squarely on the wrong side of pre-war politics in the years before Italy's invasion of Africa. His multicultural values and beliefs may have been ahead of their time, but they landed him in jail as an enemy alien in Toronto during World War II.

Genre: Biographies & Memoirs [x]
Length: 408 Pages (8,111 KB)
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Added: May 6th, 2024

Shake-Em-Shocked: Here's what really happened... by Felipe Cirino 5.0 Stars (2 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

Just when you think you put it all together. You'll be shocked right back into reality. This is the story of what really happened and not just what you heard. Friendships are tested and Loyalty's built. Love just might be blooming and death may come reaping. Find out what really happened on that LIT night! Is Tiffany alive? Does Mikey know he's not the father. Will Detective Whiskey crack the case? Find out how I went from nothing to having it all!

Genre: Biographies & Memoirs [x]
Length: 116 Pages (771 KB)
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Added: May 6th, 2024

The Victorious Blood: Will Show You What Happened In Karbala Thirteen Hundred Years Before. by Hussin Alkheder 4.1 Stars (45 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

The Victorious Blood portrays a bloody epic which is over thirteen hundred years old. It took place in Karbala, a small town on the bank of the Euphrates river in Iraq. It was between the grandson of the prophet of Islam, al-Hussain bin Ali, who commanded an army that did not exceed a hundred warriors. And Yazid bin Mu'awiyah, the son of the founder of the Umayyad state. His army consisted of thirty thousand soldiers under the command of Omar bin Saad. In The Victorious Blood, you will be taken into the heat of the battle itself and there you will learn about the reasons for the epic struggle and the historic consequences which followed it. You will be a historical tourist traveling back in time thirteen hundred years and vividly witness the war techniques, political tricks, and the lifestyle of that era. You will visit the palaces' reception rooms, personal homes, and public squares in Damascus, Kufa, and the Arabian Peninsula. You will observe historical characters and their involvement in a high stakes conflicts filled with language of ancient conspiracy, subterfuge, alliance, and betrayal, often ending in death for one of the combatants involved.

Genre: Biographies & Memoirs [x]
Length: 420 Pages (8,968 KB)
Lending: Not Enabled
Added: May 5th, 2024
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