Marshall: 1961 books

A wonderful history of the Red Indians of Newfoundland. Exciting in its detail, this book shares all available information concerning every aspect of Beothuk life-housing, clothing, hunting methods, arts and social life. Ingeborg Marshall gives us a rare picture of a lost people whose culture was completely destroyed after the arrival of white settlers.

Introduce your class (K-12) to the forty-three men who have been the Presidents of the United States. Learn what it takes to be president, who these men were with facts and trivia, and much more in this fun learning adventure. Listening and reading comprehension, research, writing, graphing, analyzing...

I’m not one to believe in space myths but there is one that I would have been a fool not to believe. Seyfert and I were sent on a secret mission to the Thian System to acquire a very real technology that is steeped in a century of mystery. The myth of bio-metallics, a little glob of this mercury...

This book is the seventh written and published by Ken Marshall. At eight-six he pretty much sums up the entire life of the author, warts and all. It began as an argument against the theory that World War II ended the Great Depression. It ended up being a process whereby he vented all of his anger pent...

Take Action encourages the middle class and the poor working class people in America, and around the world, to fight for their rights and liberties. This ebook urges both the young and old to demand progressive production from its government while demanding self-improvement as a unified community.

One-third of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence were not of English stock. Eight were first-generation immigrants. It was in recognition of the mixed European background of so many Americans that John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson proposed that the seal of the United...

"Every man has two countries," Henri de Bornier once said, "his own and France." Indeed, France has captivated us for centuries. Here, in this compelling history from acclaimed historian Marshall B. Davison, is its story: from prehistory to its conquest by Julius Caesar; from its...

This book is designed for the person interested in a basic book on self hypnosis. This book represents a compendium of many areas of interest that I have observed with clients and associates. You have a valuable tool at your dispose. You can develop and infinite array of talents when the motivation...

Take my heart is a passionate story where two hearts are brought together after a misfortunate accident. love pulls together to save a dieing woman from a fatal problem.

Despite the hard knocks of life, Marshall Rowland, a true country boy from Georgia, somehow managed to find fame and a little bit of fortune through hard work, gambles with fate, and a love of country music. In his autobiography, Rowland begins with stories from his childhood during 1930s Georgia...

Whether from a sudden accident or a slow, terminal illness, the death of a parent is devastating to adults and children alike. In Losing a Parent, Fiona Marshall helps readers understand the process of coping with a parent's death, from preparing for death to recognizing the different stages of grief,...

Powerful...Poignant...Inspiring As a child growing up in South Central Los Angeles, Gregory Marshall was enamored with the fast life. Money, women and cars were the things to have and Greg was determined to get them-by any means necessary. It wasn't long before the innocent youngster had turned into...

A battered body is found floating in the Pacific Ocean along the cliffs of the small and very wealthy city of Pacific Verde located in the greater Los Angeles area. The local police assume the man either slipped off the edge of the cliffs or chose to jump to his death onto the rocks below. The true...

Manhood Enslaved reconstructs the lives of three male captives to bring greater intellectual and historical clarity to the muted lives of enslaved peoples in eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century central New Jersey, where blacks were held in bondage for nearly two centuries. The book contributes...