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Vivid, eminently readable account by one of the foremost historians of the medieval period provides fascinating insights into the Church's role in village life, the development of towns and use of fields, the growth of chivalry and evolution of knighthood, monasticism, trade, and much more. "...admirable and entirely trustworthy."—Saturday Review.

“Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus through the will of God, to the saints, who are indeed faithful in Christ Jesus: Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.”[1]—Eph. i. 1, 2. In passing from the Galatian to the Ephesian epistle we are conscious of entering a different...

A spunky kitten on a daring rescue, a neglected mare full of love, and boys that recur like warts make teenager Ruth Deloach’s life far from boring. For every kind person that comes to the ranch there seems to be two warts. The attitudes and temperatures of southeast Missouri starkly contrast the...

Is the story of King Arthur history or myth? A Celtic scholar is brutally murdered when she finds a clue to a priceless fifth-century manuscript that could prove the identity of King Arthur. Determined to find the ancient relic and avenge her sister's death, Maren Southcott begins a quest that immediately...

Renowned medievalist offers exceptionally detailed, comprehensive and vivid picture of medieval peasant life, including nature of serfdom, manorial customs, village discipline, peasant revolts, the Black Death, justice, tithing, games and dance, much more. Much on exploitation of peasant classes. "...a remarkable book..." — Times (London) Literary Supplement.

A SWEET ROMANCE: Prequel to the Paradise Series––this is the first––a sweet romance where you get acquainted with Kate Middleton. After years of dreaming her photos would someday make her famous, she dropped out of the University of Michigan and into an unfortunate marriage. Now, a month after...

SWEET ROMANCE: Fancy Ford is vacationing in “the Tip-of-the Mitt” of Michigan. The trip starts in Traverse City at the Park Place Hotel and progresses to Charlevoix, Bay Harbor, Petoskey, Historic Bay View, Harbor Springs, Conway, Oden, Alanson, Brutus, Pellston, Carp Lake, Mackinaw City, and...

Providing a critical and extensive compilation of the downstream processes of natural gas that involve the principle of gas processing , transmission and distribution, gas flow and network analysis, instrumentation and measurement systems and its utilisation, this book also serves to enrich readers...

This book attempts to fuse two topical subjects and deal with them in a holistic manner. It is oft said and is also widely believed that the 21st century belongs to Asia and that the two giants of Asia, namely, China and India are going to dominate the world in the ensuing decades. It is also implicitly...

Bernard Singh PhD, professor of physics at Oxford University returns from a research assignment at the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland unaware that his interactions with a colleague have set in motion a series of events that will lure him across the ocean and away from his home and family. In...

Were Paul and Moses superheroes that flew around in capes dispensing God’s justice and miracles? Is the courageous faith of the men in the Bible unattainable for the modern day Christian? Is the time of healing and moving mountains over? Discover the Biblical answers to these questions and more...

The idea was simple: Gather a group of some of the best writers in the apocalyptic genre, give them parameters for a story, and let them go. That’s how Middletown Apocalypse came into being. The first book was an experiment...me wanting to show the world how individual writer voices can take on...

What happens when a metal band gets caught up in the apocalypse? Even better, what happens when you give that same scenario to twelve of the genre’s hottest authors? Rosamilia, Besser, Abell, Buda, Shelman, Silverman, Stallcup, Wallen, Johnesee, Wilburn, Welmerink, Madron … each author was put...

It was an empty shrine, too old, too tired to survive the night's long vigil and shock of battle-an empty shrine, but not marred, not touched by hurt or evil. The Thing Of Darkness had left no shadow in the calm sightless eyes, no lines of terror or dismay on the peaceful worn old face; only deep exhaustion. A victor fallen at the goal.