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These are the true life tales of adventure and travel throughout Central America by John L. Stephens who employed Frederick Catherwood to create artistic renderings of their discoveries. First published in 1858, the world was amazed and intrigued by their travels.

Prentice Mulford was a New Age thinker long before the term was coined. In the 1880s he foresaw the Internet, world-wide air travel and many other future realities. In this work we have taken many of the concepts from his various books and put them into one book. His unique and direct style allows for our exploration of the most perplexing aspects of what it means to be a spiritual entity living with and through a material body. This is the owners manual for the human condition.

This is the story of a young man who signed on with the Union Army at the tender age of 15, and chronicles his service career through the marches under General Sherman, fierce battles, and the period of time he spent as a prisoner of war.

This is the true story of a unique man who lived among the Indians in the early 1800's, and who in his twenties learned to read and write this book. He was a favorite in Europe. He spent time with Thomas Jefferson, shortly thereafter Mr. Hunter was assassinated in Texas while attempting to establish a home for numerous Indian tribes.

This is a personal account by Abner Doubleday telling of both the events leading up to the Confederate assault on Fort Sumter and the bombardment itself. As the second in command of the Union Troops, his account provides a stirring and enriching view to the outbreak of the American Civil War. For anyone even moderately interested in the Civil War, this is a must read!

The author Mr. Crawford fought under Mosby and tells the stories of Mosby, his officers and many of their men as they fought on horseback through the Civil War.