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  JFK Jr: Unveiling the Untold...

  Graham Sylvester

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  JFK Jr.: Unveiling the Untold Stories 
  Are you ready to dive deep into the remarkable and largely untold stories of JFK Jr.'s inspirational life?  
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  Psychology of Persuasion -...

  Blake Code

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  Do you feel like your voice isn't being heard? Struggling to get buy-in at work, connect with potential clients, or build strong personal relationships?You're not alone. In today's fast-paced world, effective communication and persuasion skills are essential for success. 
  The good news? You can learn the powerful tactics used by the most influential people. 
  Psychology of Persuasion unveils the secrets to influencing thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This comprehensive guide goes beyond theory, offering practical strategies you can implement right away.Here's what you'll discover: 
  ● The 3 Modes of Persuasion 
  ● Science-Backed Persuasion Theories 
  ● Ethical Persuasion vs. Manipulation 
  ● The 5 Pillars of Emotional Intelligence 
  ● CBT Techniques for Goal Achievement 
  ● 10 Essential Social Skills 
  Psychology of Persuasion isn't just another theoretical book. It's a practical toolkit packed with actionable steps to: 
  ● Increase your influence in all areas of life 
  ● Command respect and recognition for your ideas 
  ● Build trust and rapport with anyone you meet 
  ● Close more deals and achieve your career goals 
  ● Navigate challenging conversations with confidence 
  ● Develop strong, lasting relationships that enrich your life 
  Stop feeling unheard and unseen!Get Psychology of Persuasion today and unlock the power of persuasion. Start influencing others and achieving the success you deserve now!

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  The Oberlin Wellington Trial -...

  Herbert Addison Burns

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  This audiobook is a continuation of The Oberlin-Wellington Rescue. Circumventing the Ohio statues to punish participants in a slave rescue mission is the theme of this astonishing narration. Based on the actual trial from the Oberlin Wellington Rescue, courtroom corruption will be brought to light. Confirmed historical documentation characterized in this audiobook contradicts a major theory surrounding ," The Oberlin Wellington Rescue" by most historians. A more in depth legal look takes place on the prosecution of Simeon Bushnell, an alleged participant in the rescue mission testimonies, and the verdict. Like the audiobook, "The Oberlin Wellington Rescue", the narrator employs multiple character voices to give the listener a sense of what it was like to be at the trial in Cleveland, Ohio in the year 1859. History enthusiast of the Oberlin Wellington Rescue will find this extraordinary event packed with legal insight. And finally, institutionalized racism, and a blatant disregard for the divine law by the judicial system in 19th century Cleveland, Ohio is uncovered.

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  Whatever You Say You Aren't with...

  Robert Anton Wilson

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  In this lecture Robert Anton Wilson speaks of how we think we all know who we are. You are living in your own reality that you are creating. Everybody has a vision of themselves that they have created. Where in relationships the other person has an entirely different vision of you are as a person. Strangers see you completely different from how you view yourself. Which is the real you? Certainly not the you that you know. Our knowledge of ourselves is usually tremendously delusional and most people don't actually know the real them.

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  Where Is Atlantis?

  Raphael Terra

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  This audiobook has been recorded using Text to speech (TTS). 
   
  Atlantis is known across the world as a tale from fable. But is this really the truth? 
   
  Wherever we go and into whatever cultural history we delve, we discover a story similar to the one we know about Atlantis. Why would this be? 
   
  Finding the key to this strange conundrum is something thousands of men and women across the globe have struggled to do. But there are good reasons for their lack of concrete discovery. They have all been looking in the wrong place, at the wrong people and for the wrong thing. For too long historians have focused on a few words left to us by Plato and misunderstood what he was really telling us. The fact is, even Plato didn't understand what had been told to him. 
   
  But what about joining the dots? Across the world there are remnants and legends of a mystical past, left undiscovered by our misunderstanding. The real Atlantis can and will only be discovered by seeing the bigger picture. Because Atlantis is all around you right now.

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  A History of the Middle Ages -...

  Phyllis G. Jestice

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  This fascinating  guide examines of one of the most important eras in history, the Middle Ages, spanning the breadth of the globe.
   
  Often misconceived as a dark 'between-time' between the ancient and modern eras, the Middle Ages was in fact a period of radical transformation. Professor of Medieval History Phyllis G. Jestice gives a fascinating overview of this incredible period across the world, bringing to life the personalities, the technologies, the politics and the culture that defined this period in the development of the world we know today.
   
  Includes:
  
  The rise of Christianity
  The astounding advances in the sciences and the arts in the Islamic world
  How economic powerhouses developed in Africa and powerful states arose in the Americas
  How trade flourished throughout central Asia and China in the form of the Silk Roads
  The terrifying depredations of the Mongol invasions
  The crusades and other conflicts of Europe that marked a so-called era of 'chivalry'.

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