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  Corrie ten Boom - Keeper of the...

  Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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  Suddenly, Corrie's ordered life was lost in the insanity of war. With bravery and compassion, her family and countless other Dutch citizens risked everything to extend God's hand to those innocents marked for certain execution in a world gone mad. Corrie ten Boom's life of determination, faith, and forgiveness in the face of unimaginable brutality and hardship is a stunning testimony to the sustaining power of God.

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  A Treatise of Human Nature Book 3

  David Hume

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  The Treatise is a classic statement of philosophical empiricism, skepticism, and naturalism. In the introduction Hume presents the idea of placing all science and philosophy on a novel foundation: namely, an empirical investigation into human nature.

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  How to be Heard Without...

  Brenda J. Viola

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  It's time to find your voice. 
  Have you ever felt invisible? Your lips are moving, but no one's hearing you. 
  It's frustrating when your great ideas or insights are overlooked. It can make you want to scream! 
  Instead, take the next thirty days to learn and implement powerful tactics to improve your quality of communication. 
  Whether making a case for budget dollars, being interviewed by a reporter, speaking up in a staff meeting, or having a heart-to-heart with your partner, your voice is important. 
  Not only will this book help you find your voice, but it will also empower you to use it skillfully.

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  Inca History: 500 Interesting...

  Ahoy Publications

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  Discover the mysteries of Inca history with 500 fascinating facts! 
  Come along with us as we explore Inca history, from the rise of the Inca civilization in the 1200s to its decline in the 1500s. 
  Discover the inner workings of their political and social structures, their spiritual beliefs, and their unique burial customs. 
  Uncover their clothing and arts that adorned their land and the laws and justice that ruled it. Learn about their medical practices, agriculture and aquaculture, architecture, technology, language, trade, and so much more! 
  500 Interesting Facts About Inca History is an all-encompassing look at a captivating civilization. Here is just a taste of what awaits inside:Emergence of the Inca civilizationGovernment and political structureReligion and spiritualityDeath and burial customs of the IncaInca festivalsFood and cuisineClothing of the IncasAnd much more! 
  Ready to open a time capsule into one of the most influential cultures in South America? Scroll up and click the “add to cart” button to begin your journey into the past!

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  Lockerbie - A Father’s Search...

  Peter Biddulph, Jim Swire

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  Now a Major Sky TV Series starring Colin Firth 
  The destruction of Pan Am Flight 103 over the Scottish town of Lockerbie in December 1988 was the largest attack on Britain since World War Two. 259 passengers and 11 townsfolk of Lockerbie were murdered. Libyan Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was convicted of the crime. He maintained his innocence until his death in 2012. 
  Among the passengers was Flora, beloved daughter of Dr Jim Swire. Jim accepted American claims that Libya was responsible, but during the Lockerbie Trial he began to distrust key witnesses and supposed firm evidence. Since then it has been revealed that the USA paid millions of dollars to two central identification witnesses, and the only forensic evidence central to the prosecution has been discredited. 
  The book takes us along Dr. Swire’s journey as his initial grief and loss becomes a campaign to uncover the truth behind not only a personal tragedy but one of the modern world’s most shocking events. 
  'A shattering tale of grief and love' – Daily Mail

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  Hell and High Water - The Battle...

  Rebecca Theim

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  ERIC HOFFER BOOK AWARD SHORTLIST FINALIST, BUSINESS CATEGORYNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PRESS WOMEN REGIONAL FINALIST, GENERAL NONFICTIONINDEPENDENT PUBLISHER BOOK AWARDS GOLD MEDAL, CURRENT EVENTS Near midnight on May 23, 2012, the New York Times broke the story that Advance Publications, the New York-based owner of about three dozen US newspapers, would use its 175-year-old New Orleans Times-Picayune as the testing ground for a risky experiment. The Picayune—;which won fierce local devotion, international acclaim, and two Pulitzer Prizes for its heroic coverage of the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina—;would become a three-day-per-week publication and shift its focus to its much derided nola.com Web site, leaving New Orleans as the largest US city without a daily newspaper. The profitable newspaper, with the country's highest readership penetration in a city its size, then proceeded to purge its veteran newsroom, antagonize much of the city and state, attract negative national and international attention, and jeopardize its vaunted reputation—;all in an effort to create a new blueprint for the profitable operation of American newspapers in today's increasingly digital world.The Times-Picayune wasn't the first or last Advance Publications newspaper to undergo this transformation. The company began implementing this plan at many of its newspapers in 2009 despite waves of protest. However, the Times-Picayune was its foremost guinea pig. In a desperate attempt to recapture public favor, Advance implemented daily newsstand-only editions of the Times-Picayune to supplement its scant coverage. Author Rebecca Theim's deft treatment of the impact on employees and region; the enigmatic owners of Advance Publications; and Advance Publication's ambitious business model is a revelatory exposé of the swiftly changing face of journalism.

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