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Download: $13.95 Hardcover Print: $39.95 A collector's book of prose, poetry, presentation and photography, that embodies and embraces local, regional, national and international perspectives. Each "well-received" essay was published by newspapers in Massachusetts. It includes a compelling letter of acclamation from Roxanne Spillett, President of Boys' and Girls' Clubs of America as well as notations of appreciation from 42nd President William Jefferson Clinton.
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Print: $13.86 Download: $0.25 This is a 187-page collection of 4 works. Each serves as an introduction to the history, culture, religion, and language of an area of the world through some original academic research (involving the decipherment of ancient inscriptions): 1) "Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic", 2) its descendant, "the alphabet", especially in north Africa, India, and Southeast Asia, and 3) Chinese writing, which may be unrelated. The research centers around c. 600 BC, AD 300, and 600 BC, respectively. Copious illustrations, upwards of 100, incl. maps, are throughout, depicting all manner of artifacts, providing a lively window onto our identity as human beings. All linguistic phenomena is described so throughly as to make these works primers. Satisfying to both beginner and master, these works are fully cited with the most reliable of academic sources. Such scholarship is a great deal at these prices, which profit Lulu.Com and me $0.07 a sale for the edification of the population and the inspiration of children.
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Print: $30.50 ‘The Book of Queens’ begins with the last invasion of Eíre by the Milësiæn’s and the great battle, which split the tribes to different isles. In a time when ancient gods have stepped to the tween with watchful eyes ‘The Book of Queens’ chronicles the path the tribes must travel, and the new enemies that await them on the isle of Eíru. It is an age of gods and warriors - where High Queen’s and Kings do not sit thrones but stand the field of battle to defend not only their tribes, yet their faith as well.
On Eíru, the Cruithnian’s – the ratsastaja, horsemen of the soaring, northern lands and guardians of Lia Fail, the stone of destiny - become legends even to their enemies who build walls of stone across the neck of the isle to defend against them.
It is a journey; a journey of faith in their gods, courage against enemies, and fury alongside heartache at the losses they must face – and in the end - it is the voice of one who stands as witness to both their past and their future.
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