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The Old Stone House and Other Stories by Green, Anna Katharine, 1846-1935

“…The old stone house -- A memorable night -- The black cross -- A mysterious case -- Shall he wed her?…”
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How to avoid hardships in life know the secrets of the practices and teachings of Islam that had led the muslim ummah to become successful and progressive who carried the torch of... by Ahmad Haris Suhaimi

The Talking Thrush, and Other Tales from India by Crooke, William, 1848-1923

“…The talking thrush -- The rabbit and the monkey -- The sparrow's revenge -- The judgment of the jackal -- How the mouse got into his hole -- King Solomon and the owl -- The camel's neck -- The quail and the fowler -- The king of the kites -- The jackal and the camel -- The old shepherd -- Beware of bad company -- The foolish wolf -- Reflected glory -- The cat and the sparrows -- The foolish fish -- The clever goat -- A crow is a crow for ever -- The grateful goat -- The cunning jackal; or, the biter bit -- The farmer's ass -- The parrot judge -- The frog and the snake -- Little Miss Mouse and her friends -- The jackal that lost his tail -- The wily tortoise -- The king of the mice -- The valiant blackbird -- The goat and the hog -- The parrot and the parson -- The lion and the hare -- The monkey's bargains -- The monkey's rebuke -- The bull and the bullfinch -- The swan and the crow -- Pride shall have a fall -- The kid and the tiger -- The stag, the crow and the jackal -- The monkey and the crows -- The swan and the paddy-bird -- What is a man? …”
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The suspicions of Mr. Whicher A shocking murder and the undoing of a great Victorian detective by Summerscale, Kate 1965-

Table of Contents: “…To see what we have got to see -- The horror and amazement -- Shall not God find this out? -- A man of mystery -- Every clue seems cut off -- Something in her dark cheek -- Shape-shifters -- All tight shut up -- I know you -- To look at a star by glances -- What games goes on -- Detective-fever -- A general putting of this and that together by the wrong end -- Women! …”

Custer lesson in leadership by Schultz, Duane

Table of Contents: “…-- Dreams of glory -- We shall have war -- It was a glorious sight -- Guilty on all counts -- Can you come at once? …”

Custer lesson in leadership by Schultz, Duane

Table of Contents: “…-- Dreams of glory -- We shall have war -- It was a glorious sight -- Guilty on all counts -- Can you come at once? …”

Eleventh month, eleventh day, eleventh hour Armistice Day, 1918, World War I and its violent climax by Persico, Joseph E.

Table of Contents: “…The desperate hours -- The boy who blew up the world -- "A lovely war" -- 'Goya at his most Macabre" -- Upon a midnight clear -- "The God who gave the cannon gave the cross" -- The three musketeers -- A scar from Belgium to Switzerland -- Every inch a solider -- "They shall not pass" -- "What did you do in the great war, Dad?" …”

Käthe Kollwitz and the women of war femininity, identity, and art in Germany during World Wars I and II

Table of Contents: “…Whitner -- "Enough have died! No more shall perish!" : Käthe Kollwitz and World War I / Annette Seeler; Claire C. …”

Churchill and America by Gilbert, Martin 1936-

Table of Contents: “…-- "A union of spirit" -- Road to war -- "Hope burden will not be made too heavy for us to bear" -- "I shall drag the United States in" -- "Until the old world-and the new-can join hands" -- "We are no longer alone" -- Five months of anguish -- "A means of waging more effective war" -- "American blood flowed in my veins" -- The Washington War Conference: "All in it together" -- "Okay full blast" -- "The tact and consideration which the harmony of the common cause requires" -- "If we are together nothing is impossible" -- Toward overlord: "Our band of brothers" -- From Normandy to Quebec -- "It grieves me very. much to see signs of our drifting apart" -- Malta, Yalta and beyond -- "We must make sure that the United States are with us" -- "Britain, though a smaller power than the United States, had much to give" -- Fulton and its aftermath -- "I have always worked for friendship with the United States" -- The indefatigable traveler -- "I marvel at America's altruism, her sublime disinterestedness" -- "We must not cast away a single hope, however slender" -- "Never be separated from the Americans" -- Final decade: "I delight in my American ancestry."…”

Nobel the grand history of the Peace Prize by Stenersen, Oivind, Libaek, Ivar, Sveen, Asle