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  The Trouble with Gundogs -...

  Margaret Allen

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  The Trouble with Gundogs takes a new look at the causes and cures for the many faults that can crop up in the process of training a Gundog. Dogs and humans have lived, worked and played together for thousands of years and strong bonds have formed between them. With luck and care, the training, management and handling of a Gundog will progress without a hitch. The luck begins with natural talent on both sides and the care ensures that correct choices are made and good sense prevails. However, things can still go wrong. This book offers solutions to the problems that may occur along the way. There are hundreds of different types of dog and each one has its own character. Because of this, one size does not fit all when tackling a problem, and different approaches are offered. Observation, determination and perseverance will usually be rewarded.

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  From Author Annie Korzen:...

  Annie Korzen

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  From the fertile--yet frugal--mind of Annie Korzen, actress, comedienne, and author/narrator of How To Be A Bargain Junkie. Annie, a thrifty woman with expensive tastes, shares even more of her hilarious tales from the trenches--the garage sales, thrift stores, and online auctions.

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  Ordinary: An Ordinary Man's...

  John Newlin

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  What we all want is to increase our faith and strengthen our ability to hear and obey God. This Ordinary Man’s testimony and stories will help you. It’s a quick easy read. You will enjoy the stories of adventure, answered prayers, miracles, and hearing the voice of God. You will laugh, and you will cry. It’s a book you will want to share with your friends. Buy it now, you will be glad you did.

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  The Dictionary of Posh -...

  Hugh Kellett

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  The Dictionary of Posh serves as an essential guide to the (ab)use of many English words by the decidedly up-market and the resultant — and endangered — language they speak: Posh.
  
  Hugh Kellett hilariously captures the spirit and nuances of those who speak Posh and, allied with Oliver Preston's brilliantly accurate cartoons, this book is the key to understanding and interpreting this language ?— literally with tongue-in-cheek.
  
  Hidden within normal English is a separate language still spoken by those born with silver spoons in their mouths. It's called Posh. A word of English can be spelt the same but mean something completely different in Posh. If you say the word 'Mention' in English, people will understand 'Remark upon'; but in Posh this means a large house. Say 'Ace' and speakers of Posh will think you are referring to a cold thing one's butler puts in one's G&T.

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  Learn Italian for Beginners -...

  Language Mastery

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  SPEAK FLUENT ITALIAN IN WEEKS – NOT YEARS – EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER SAID “CIAO” BEFORE 
  Picture yourself gliding down a Venice canal on a gondola, chatting effortlessly with the gondolier about hidden spots... or haggling for leather bags in Milan like a local, no English crutch needed. Laughter flows, connections spark, and you finally FEEL the magic of Italy – not just visit it. 
  Learn Italian for Beginners: Over 300 Conversational Dialogues and Daily Used Phrases to Learn Italian in no Time. Grow Your Vocabulary with Italian Short Stories & Language Learning Lessons! 
  This 12+ hour audiobook is the effortless shortcut English speakers rave about to unlock real Italian – faster than any app or class. 
  Here’s what’s inside: 
  → 300+ authentic dialogues by passionate native speakers (from “Buongiorno” to toasting at a Tuscan winery) 
  → Everyday phrases Italians actually use – for food, travel, flirting, and friends 
  → Gripping short stories that make vocabulary stick like gelato on a hot day 
  → Step-by-step breakdowns + spaced repetition (retain 95%+, not the usual 20%) 
  → Shadowing drills for that melodic Italian accent – no more tourist twang 
  Just 15–30 minutes a day (commute, stroll, or sipping espresso) and you’ll: 
  - Build unbreakable foundations in weeks 
  - Nail real talks: intros, directions, ordering pasta, small talk with locals 
  - Speak with confident, flowing pronunciation 
  - Absorb thousands of words and phrases – grammar clicks without the grind 
  Ideal for total beginners or anyone who’s stalled before. Dive into opera, fashion, or family roots like never before. 
  Stop dreaming of Italy. Start owning it. 
  Click “Buy Now” and say CIAO to frustration – your Italian adventure starts TODAY!

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  Delhi Sultanate - Muslim...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The Delhi Sultanate was a defining era in Indian history, marking the establishment of Muslim rule in northern India. Its rise was shaped by a series of invasions, strategic conquests, and the formation of a centralized administration. The foundation of the Sultanate can be traced back to the late 12th century when Muslim forces, primarily from Central Asia, began making inroads into the Indian subcontinent. These incursions set the stage for a new political order that would influence the region for centuries. 
  One of the earliest significant Muslim invasions was led by Mahmud of Ghazni in the 11th century. Although he did not establish permanent rule, his raids weakened Indian kingdoms and demonstrated the vulnerability of the region. However, it was Muhammad Ghori in the late 12th century who laid the groundwork for the Delhi Sultanate. Unlike Mahmud, Ghori aimed for long-term control rather than mere plundering. His victory over Prithviraj Chauhan at the Second Battle of Tarain in 1192 was a turning point, allowing Muslim forces to establish a foothold in northern India. 
  Following Ghori’s assassination in 1206, his general, Qutb al-Din Aibak, took control of his Indian territories and proclaimed himself the first Sultan of Delhi. Aibak, originally a slave who rose through the ranks, became the founder of the Mamluk or Slave Dynasty. He consolidated his rule by strengthening administrative structures and commissioning architectural marvels like the Qutb Minar, which symbolized the establishment of Muslim rule. However, his reign was short-lived, and his successor, Iltutmish, played a more crucial role in shaping the Delhi Sultanate into a powerful and stable empire.

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