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  Moche Civilization - Warriors...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The Moche civilization emerged along the northern coast of present-day Peru, flourishing between approximately 100 and 750 CE. This society developed in a region marked by arid deserts, fertile river valleys, and proximity to the Pacific Ocean, which shaped its economy, culture, and political structure. The Moche were not a singular unified state but rather a collection of regional polities connected through shared traditions, artistic styles, and religious beliefs. Their rise was influenced by earlier Andean cultures, particularly the Cupisnique and Chavín, which had already laid the foundations for complex societies in the region. 
  The origins of the Moche civilization can be traced to the early centuries of the Common Era when small communities along the coast began to expand due to agricultural advancements and increasing social stratification. The region's rivers, fed by Andean runoff, allowed for irrigation-based farming that supported large populations. Over time, leaders emerged who controlled land, labor, and water resources, leading to the development of hierarchical societies. These early rulers likely solidified their power through religious authority, military strength, and their ability to organize large-scale construction projects. 
  One of the defining aspects of Moche civilization was its adaptation to the harsh environment. The coastal deserts of northern Peru posed challenges for sustaining large populations, yet the Moche mastered irrigation technology, channeling river water to expand arable land. This agricultural innovation provided surplus food, which in turn fueled urban growth, specialization of labor, and the rise of elite classes. Moche settlements grew into centers of political and religious activity, with monumental architecture such as pyramids and temples becoming focal points of their cities.

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  Enough: The Violence Against...

  Harriet Johnson

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  ’Outstanding’ THE SECRET BARRISTER‘It’s brilliant, it’s comprehensive, buy it’ EVENING STANDARD‘A powerful, illuminating, enraging and inspiring read’ JESS PHILLIPS MP‘Precise, heartfelt and anti-pompous’ THE TIMES 
  Why is our criminal justice system so bad at protecting women from violence? 
  Reporting from the heart of the courtroom, this book sees barrister Harriet Johnson dissect the problems in our policing, laws and culture. How can we hold the police accountable, take stalking seriously and make justice a reality for sexual assault survivors? 
  This is an unforgettable case for change and a clear plan of how we can make it happen. 
  In ENOUGH, Harriet Johnson, a best-selling author, provides a comprehensive look at the gender bias and corruption in our justice system. Her insights into social policy and public accountability make this book a top pick for anyone interested in these issues. 
  For fans of Laura Bates (Fix the System, Not the Women), The Secret Barrister (Nothing But The Truth), Amy Key (Arrangements in Blue), Kate Manne (Down Girl), and Victoria Smith (Hags). 
  HarperCollins 2022

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  Editor Missing - The Media in...

  Ruben Banerjee, Anuj Datta

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  This is a time when the space for free speech is shrinking in India, along with a growing intolerance of contrarian views. The right to dissent, which should be the bedrock of any democracy, is seriously endangered. There is widespread belief that we are in an undeclared emergency. Not everyone agrees with this, though, and the jury is out on the state of play in the world's largest democracy. As charges and countercharges fly, with no unanimity in sight, India's national discourse, particularly its news media, is becoming increasingly divided and polarized. 
  In Editor Missing, veteran journalist Ruben Banerjee attempts to provide clarity on the state of Indian media at a time when there is consensus only on the lack of it. The media mirrors society, and Banerjee is best placed to tell its contested story in contemporary India. As a top editor for various publications, he has had a ringside view for years of the decline in its standards, quality and objectivity. His own experiences reflect the time we live in. The book provides rare insights into the minefield that an editor today runs into - from pressures that are exerted to the risks of upsetting the powers that be. At the end of it, the reader is left with a chilling realization that defending the truth can come at a huge personal cost in present-day India.

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  Power of Small Habits The:...

  Hang Nguyen

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  Discover how the smallest daily actions can lead to the biggest life transformations. This practical guide reveals the science behind habit formation and shows how tiny, consistent steps can create remarkable changes in your health, productivity, relationships, and overall happiness. Drawing from neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and real-world success stories, this book provides a clear roadmap for building habits that stick. Learn how to break free from negative patterns, create effective routines, and use the compound effect of small actions to achieve your biggest goals. Through simple exercises, daily tracking methods, and actionable strategies, you'll discover how to make lasting changes that require minimal willpower but deliver maximum results. Whether you want to improve your fitness, advance your career, or enhance your mental well-being, this book proves that great things really do come from small beginnings.

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  Right to Earn a Living The: Book...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of The Right to Earn a Living, by Timothy Sandefur.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Timothy Sandefur.
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  The Right to Earn a Living explores the fundamental right to economic freedom and the challenges it faces in modern society. The book examines how government regulations and arbitrary licensing laws often undermine individual liberty, limit opportunities, and stifle innovation. Through compelling examples and a historical lens, this work argues for protecting the right to pursue a career or start a business without unnecessary interference, making a powerful case for preserving economic rights as essential to personal and societal well-being.

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  False Reality

  Phil G

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  From the moment we are born to the day we die, we are under a spell. We are controlled by the magicians who use marketing and propaganda to manipulate our every thought. 
   
  From religious leaders to company executives, from politicians to secret military elites, everything we do, say and even think is scrutinized. 
   
  There have been many books and films that have attempted to reveal the stupidity of the so-called reality we have created. Often the metaphors are ignored or misunderstood. The truth is simple. Mankind has stepped out of a natural state of existence and walked blindfolded into a world of insanity. 
   
  We are force fed information, drugs, poisoned food and told we should feel lucky. We are told that we live in a free world, while everything we do is controlled. 
   
  For thousands of years the system has been built, slowly consuming our true nature. 
   
  Many are happy in their state of delusion. But every now and then a rogue appears who recognizes the truth for what it really is. Do you wish to stay plugged in to the system or are you ready to set yourself free?

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