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Bithia Mary Croker (1848-1920) was an Irish-born novelist and writer of ghost stories; most of her work concerned life and society in British India. 'If You See Her Face' tells the story of Daniel Gregson, political agent to a rajah, and his assistant, Percy Goring, who are travelling to the Delhi durbar when their train is prevented from going on by a break in the line. Gregson decides they should head for the raja's isolated hunting palace in Kori on foot.

Being a parent is a powerful experience, but often we don't anticipate the many ways it will change us. Expectant and new parents will find this book helpful because it examines the real effects children exert on a parent's sense of self, concept of love, personal and work goals, and your family relationships and friendships, and it explores the basis of the deep satisfaction we derive from being a parent - as well as areas that create stress.

Would you love a life that is balanced and where you have all that is important to you? It's actually easier than you think! The greatest thing that any person can have is happiness. Forget vast wealth, a career that has reached the top, or other material things. These are fleeting and worthless in the great scheme and only by being truly happy will you be completely fulfilled in life. With happiness, we can achieve almost anything.

Castle Kidbury, like all small towns, hums with gossip, but now it's plagued with murder of the most gruesome kind. Jess instinctively believes that the hippyish cult camped out on the edge of town are not responsible for the spate of crucifixions that blights the pretty landscape. Her father, a respected judge, despairs of Jess as she infiltrates the cult and manages, not for the first time, to get herself arrested.

Dive into Volume III of our captivating series, where we explore a treasure trove of anecdotes and stories‚some famous, others lesser-known‚about the fascinating countries of South America. This edition chronicles the discovery, colonization, and early years of these nations, presenting history in a thrilling and engaging way that‚s perfect for children and young adults. Join us on this exciting journey through the past! (Summary by Kalynda)

Step back into the dawn of American history with Elizabethan Sea-Dogs, where the spirit of the citizen, colonist, and pioneer comes alive! This captivating exploration reveals the daring adventurers of the Elizabethan era who paved the way for future generations in the New World. Under the brilliant leadership of Sir Francis Drake, the first of the modern admirals, English sailors claimed their dominion over the sea. Known as Sea-Dogs, they opened the gateway for explorers and settlers seeking their fortunes in America. Discover how this century of maritime quests and naval warfare laid the ...

Join us as we delve into the thrilling journeys of Spanish explorers, from the groundbreaking voyages of Columbus to the conquests of Pizarro. Experience the drama, ambition, and impact of these historic figures on the New World. - Summary by Jim Locke Group Chronicles of America Series

To be a guest on Positive People USA and share what you're doing that's positive call 773-809-8594 or email educatorsocialscience@gmail.com"Don’t follow the path. Go where there is no path and begin the trail.” Ruby BridgesDisclaimer: PP USA does not endorse any businesses and/or other works on our episodes."During struggles, always ask, 'What can I do?'—never, 'What can't I do?'"In a time when negativity dominates headlines and feeds, this podcast exists to spotlight the people who choose to build, heal, and uplift. Each episode features someone doing real work in their ...

The Desert Warrior is an extraordinary memoir of trauma recovery and resilience, while providing a fascinating look at one soldier’s return from the early, grisly years of the Iraq war. After losing her money, possessions, and fiancé, a soldier returns to the U.S. from war feeling disconnected from family, friends, and everyday American life. When she encounters rejection from her compatriots and the VA as a female combat veteran, she decides to embark on a global odyssey to find her own true meaning of “home.” While she may appear different than most as a multiracial woman who was ...

Introduction Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Ameru are a community in Kenya. They are a peaceful people who love to live in freedom and harmoniously with their neighbors. Millenniums and millenniums ago, they crossed the Red Sea to live in Egypt. In Egypt, they became experts in Pyramids’ building and other constructions. Rulers forced them to surrender their technology to them and instead of surrendering their technology; they escaped and meandered their way to Mboa (Manda Island) in the Kenyan coast. They lived there peacefully until when the Portuguese started to ...

By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Without farming and cultivation, the world population would never exist because humans live on food consumption, work and prayer. Without food, work and prayer there is no human existence. All humans live because they eat food and food is produced from farms by people who cultivate their farms to feed themselves and others after they have produced excess in their farms. From long ago Ameru of Kenya were farmers and builders of the Pyramids in Egypt the country of their origin after they had crossed the Red Sea from the Middle East where ...

By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Ameru people of Kenya, in Meru County are the people who practiced democracy even before the Europeans arrived in Africa and particularly in Kenya. The history of Ameru indicates that they lived in Egypt and they escaped from Egypt after which they meandered in the wilderness of Africa from around AD 745 to find their way to Mboa (Manda Island) in Kenya before AD 1100. Before their escape from Egypt, they had been among the most advanced people at the time. Their fields of advancement included constructions and leadership, though in ...

INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Publishing of documents and books is a very expensive industry anywhere in the world. Especially in Kenya, publishing is an expensive industry. It is expensive because Kenyans have never acquired high standard publishing machines and equipment in the country. Therefore, Kenyans read imported books though the contents of those books are sometimes local materials. Kenyans trust imported National Examinations, they trust imported election materials and they trust imported books printed in foreign countries. Kenyans and not only...

AMERU KENYA BELIEVED IN GICHIARO BETWEEN CLANS INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera – Coauthor Ameru are a community of Kenya who live in Meru County Kenya. Ameru were among communities created in the Middle East like other people and lived there until when races and communities dispersed due to various reasons. Ameru crossed the Red Sea and settled in Egypt (Eenji mbuuti/Diggers of holes when planting) for centuries when they escaped from the hard rule of the rulers. Ameru meandered in the wilderness of Nubia, Ethiopia, Congo, Rwanda, and through Tanzania to...

CLANS OF AMERU IN KENYA SUMMARY By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M'Ringera Ameru of Kenya are a community that lived in Egypt for centuries to become the Pyramids builders after they had crossed the Red Sea on being disturbed by other races that lived in the Middle East where God had created them. In Egypt, the rulers of the country demanded impossible tasks from Ameru because they were expert builders. Ameru decided to escape instead of surrendering their expertise. Their escape landed them in Mboa (Manda Island) in Kenya around AD 1050. Ameru lived in Mboa up to about AD 1650 ...

INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M'Thirua and Jacob Mugambi Kamau AMERU of Meru Kenya arrived in Meru from Mboa approximately AD1660, after they had escaped from Mboa when their hunting as slaves by the Nguuntune (the Portuguese) intensified in the latter part of AD 1500, and after they had been used as slaves who constructed Fort Jesus in Mombasa. When the Nguuntune realized that Ameru were strong and muscular men, they seriously hunted them as slaves for export to America, through AD 1590's and AD 1600's when Ameru managed to escape from Mboa (Manda Island) Kenya. Their epic journey through ...

Hitler's niece is found shot to death in his apartment. The Nazi party is on the verge of power. A scandal could ruin everything... It is 1931. Germany is in turmoil. The Communists and the Nazis are locked in a desperate struggle for supremacy. Violent clashes erupt in the beerhalls and the streets. The German people are bewildered and looking for a saviour to rescue them from fear, political uncertainty and the economic chaos that's thrown millions out of work. A scandal swirling around the suspicious death of his niece could ruin Hitler's chances forever. Two Munich detectives, Kurt ...

"Ideas are dangerous things. They are like drops of acid burning away our comforting certainties, making holes in the fabric of our cherished beliefs." This often surprising collection of incendiary essays takes the reader on an intellectual journey through the myths of mass culture. It takes a piercing look at such diverse subjects as money, suicide, self-pity, art, beauty, ugliness, religion and the nature of evil and power in its various forms. It explores such questions as: is an afterlife possible? How much freedom is enough? What are celebrities for? Are the old really human? All of ...

Sixty-Feet Six-Inches with M.B. Whit covers conversations and HOT takes all around MLB. The Conversations that no one else wants to have. From "Dead-ball era" to "Live-ball era"

Whether your heart is burdened or bursting with joy, nothing satisfies quite like talking things over with another woman. Regardless of the paths our lives take, all women are "sisters"-we speak a common language; we share a universal bond. Because the hopes and dreams that both burden and give flight to a woman's heart dwell within all of us, we create relationships that are intensely rich, precious and prized. Thus, we comfort and encourage each other; we help each other through life's ups and downs; we know each other's experiences as if they were our own; we are a blessing to each other. As this book of beautiful, inspirational life lessons reveals, sharing the experiences of our lives imbues us with a wisdom the soul reveres: Nothing happens without God's permission.