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  The Age of Revisionism -...

  Sergiy Korsunsky

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  Political revisionism is reshaping global relations in an era marked by rising powers, nuclear threats, AI, migration, and climate change. Drawing on 30 years of diplomatic experience, the author revisits key concepts in international relations to provide a new understanding of today’s complex and unstable world order.

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  Hidden History of Texas 1836 –...

  Hank Wilson

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  The Texans have defeated Santa Anna at San Jacinto and now start the process of establishing an identify for themselves. First as a Republic and then as a new state and part of the United States. 
   
  This was a chaotic time in Texas history. There was infighting among the leaders, violent and bloody clashes with the native peoples, distrust of the Mexican population, and a lust for power among the new Anglo immigrants. This book covers the policies of one of the great Texas political leaders Sam Houston and one of the most power-hungry leaders in Texas history Mirabeau B. Lamar. 
   
  Topics include a look at the Comanche, Apache, Kiowa, and Cherokee peoples, how they lived and how they were affected by this new country. I also take a preliminary look at a group who is, depending on your point of view, either famous heroes or infamous villains, Los Diablos Tejanos, AKA, the Texas Rangers. I talk about how Texas was formed into an actual independent nation, and I look at exactly how Texas finally ended up being annexed by the United States not as a territory but rather as a state. 
   
   
  Track List 
  Introduction 1:48 
  Chapter 1 – Independence 7:37 
  Chapter 2 – Sam Houston and the New Republic 12:11 
  Chapter 3 – The Republic and Relations with the Tribes 8:33 
  Chapter 4 – The Comanches - Finest Horsemen on the Plains 10:24 
  Chapter 5 -  The Apaches - Fierce Warriors of the Southwest 15:56 
  Chapter 6 – The Kiowa - Nomadic Warriors of the Plains 11:52 
  Chapter 7 – The Cherokee – The Principal People Part 1 10:28 
  Chapter 8 – The Cherokee – The Principal People Part 2 6:31 
  Chapter 9 – Los Diablos Tejanos – 6:54 
  Chapter 10 – Texas Finally Becomes a Nation 12:34 
  Chapter 11 – Texas Becomes a State 11:03 
  Conclusion 00:54

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  Mayflower - Its History...

  Kelly Mass

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  In 1620, a group of English families, known now as the Pilgrims, were carried from England to the New World on the Mayflower. When the Mayflower finally showed up in America on November twenty-first, 1620, it had 102 guests and a team of around 30 on board and was anchored off Cape Cod. 
  The Pilgrims, as opposed to their Puritan coworkers, chose to break away from the Church of England because of its Roman Catholic heritage and the church's hesitation to reform, requiring them to pray in personal instead of in the church. In 1608, a group of English families left England for the Netherlands, where they could practice their faith without fear of persecution. As early as 1620, the Plymouth Group population had determined to cross the Atlantic to the New World, which they viewed as a "new Promised Land." 
  Due to hold-ups and challenges, the Pilgrims were only able to take one ship, the Mayflower, to reach America in early October. It was a pretty hard winter season when they showed up in November, and they were unprepared. Consequently, hardly half of the original Pilgrims made it through the first winter season at Plymouth, Massachusetts. All of the settlers may have died if near Native tribes had not taught them how to collect food and other survival methods. On that first fall harvest, they gathered with Native Americans to celebrate what would end up being referred to as the first Thanksgiving in America.

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  Master Student The: Book 3 -...

  Noah Volz

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  The Master Student Book 3 is a must-read for any aspiring chiropractor looking to excel in their education and launch a thriving career. In this groundbreaking volume, Dr. Noah Volz builds upon the foundational principles of mindset and accelerated learning introduced in Books 1 and 2, providing readers with a comprehensive roadmap to success in chiropractic college and beyond. 
  At the core of this book is the concept of the "parallel curriculum" - the idea that true mastery requires students to venture beyond the confines of the classroom and engage in a broader range of experiences, skills, and disciplines. Through a combination of practical strategies, real-world case studies, and expert insights, Dr. Volz guides readers through the process of designing their own personalized learning journey, one that complements and enhances their formal chiropractic education. 
  Whether you're a first-year chiropractic student just starting out or a seasoned graduate looking to take your skills to the next level, The Master Student Book 3 is an indispensable resource for anyone committed to achieving excellence in the chiropractic profession. With its perfect blend of practical advice, philosophical wisdom, and evidence-based strategies, this book is sure to become a go-to guide for chiropractors at every stage of their career. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your education, accelerate your success, and unlock your full potential as a healthcare leader.

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  Whimsical Felines: Enchanting...

  Lysander Waverly

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  'Whimsical Felines: Enchanting Stories to Delight and Inspire' 
  Discover magic and wisdom through enchanting feline adventures! 
  Are you eager to be captivated by delightful tales that not only entertain but also inspire with their charm and whimsy?  
  Look no further!  
  This audiobook is your ultimate guide to exploring the fascinating world of whimsical felines, offering stories that will spark your imagination and delight your senses. Each tale invites you into a realm filled with enchanting characters and profound insights. 
  Key features of this enchanting collection: 
  - Engaging narratives that celebrate the magic of feline companions 
  - A deep dive into the wisdom and joy that comes from the world of cats 
  - Enchanting adventures that leave you feeling inspired and uplifted 
  Our collection stands out with its thorough and immersive storytelling that ensures you don’t just skim the surface. Each adventure is intricately woven to ensure a rich and captivating experience. 
  Designed with clarity and an engaging narrative style, 'Whimsical Felines: Enchanting Stories to Delight and Inspire' promises a seamless listening experience. Say farewell to confusion and embrace clear, enjoyable stories that resonate with the heart. 
  So why delay? Click the BUY NOW button, grab your audiobook, and embark on a journey through enchanting feline adventures!  
  Unleash the joy of storytelling and let the whimsical world of felines inspire your heart!

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  Wild West’s Most Influential...

  Editors Charles River

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  Space may be the final frontier, but no frontier has ever captured the American imagination like the “Wild West”, which still evokes images of dusty cowboys, outlaws, gunfights, gamblers, and barroom brawls over 100 years after the West was settled. A constant fixture in American pop culture, the 19th century American West continues to be vividly and colorful portrayed not just as a place but as a state of mind. 
  	Almost absent in the perceptions of modern America is the comprehension of African Americans participating so prolifically in the building of the nation. Print fiction idealizing the cowboy life to Eastern readers would not depict what had ignited the war for which so many had an utter revulsion. The black man of the post-war years did not inspire the white spirit so essential for reveling in the old system. The 20th century’s television and cinematic offerings operated on the same drive, and the existence of black cattle workers was all but blotted out. Indeed, many of the modern age are barely aware that an African-American ever “stepped foot on the West bank of the Mississippi River.” No one saw the black cowboy on screen or in print, the two information industries that shaped our perception of America’s westward expansion. Therefore, a collective assumption that they must never have existed at all was nationally internalized. 
  	However, as UCLA professors Philip Durham and Everett L. Jones, authors of The Negro Cowboys, reminded readers, about 25% of cowboys working in the West were African-American. They further noted that former slaves emigrating from the South entered virtually every viable profession in the plains, mountain ranges, and on to the Pacific. Their contribution ranged from the military to mining, exploration, farming, and in the construction of the West’s first towns.

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