Theodore: 1024 books

Angst und Entsetzen sind allgegenwärtig. Überall und zu jeder Stunde greifen sie in mannigfaltiger Gestalt und mit eiskalten Klauen nach ihren Opfern... ...wie in der Geschichte von einem ganz speziellen Totentanz... ...oder in der Geschichte von dem Schloss, welches am Rand der Welt...

Biopsy Pathology of the Bronchi is intended to provide the practicing pathologist with a convenient source of diagnostic information, combined with pertinent clinical patterns and a background of histogenesis. It is hoped that the book will facilitate the accuracy of diagnosis, minimize pitfalls of...

Guest edited by Theodore Dubinsky and Neeraj Lalwani, this issue of Radiologic Clinics will examine the latest developments and best practices for female pelvic imaging. Topics include MR Imaging of Urethra and Peri-urethral Disorders, Placenta Evaluation on MR, Imaging of Female Infertility, Obstetric...

This book “The Missionary as a Son” is a teaching delivered by Theodore Wanneh Andoseh to missionary candidates during a session of the School of Knowing and Serving God, the missionary training arm of Christian Missionary Fellowship Int’l in Yaounde, Cameroon. In this book the author explains...

Rayton: A Backwoods Mystery written by Theodore Goodridge Roberts.  Author of "A Captain of Raleigh's," "Comrades of the Trails," "Red Feathers," etc. Illustrated by JOHN GOSS, BOSTON L. C. PAGE & COMPANY.  Copyright, 1910, by STREET & SMITH. ...

The Hohokam Dig by Theodore Pratt.

In this country we are both shocked and stunned by the awful cataclysm which has engulfed civilized Europe. By only a few men was the possibility of such a wide-spread and hideous disaster even admitted. Most persons, even after it occurred, felt as if it was unbelievable. They felt that in what it...

In the New York Evening Post for September 30, 1814, a correspondent writes from Washington that on the ruins of the Capitol, which had just been burned by a small British army, various disgusted patriots had written sentences which included the following: “Fruits of war without preparation” and...

When the developers come to town, a small isolated community pull together to save a centuries-old way of life. A story of optimism overcoming lethargy, hope trumping reason, enduring friendship, political shenanigans and smelly fish.

Book 3: The Poison Chef TV’s most popular chef, Sal Tedesco, is being "framed” for murder. But as Leo tries to help, he finds himself being lured into the scandal by a media mogul who is out to destroy Hennessy Bank. Leo is forced to distance himself from Sal by having a high-visibility affair...

Book 2: The Deadly IPO The alluring fashion designer, Netta, seduces Leo's son Sean to get his father to take her company public in a $500 million IPO. But when Leo discovers she is not the real designer, and is cheating her partners in order to pay off a dangerous mobster, he has to: Make the...

In 1898, as the Spanish-American War was escalating, Theodore Roosevelt assembled an improbable regiment of Ivy Leaguers, cowboys, Native Americans, African-Americans, and Western Territory land speculators. This group of men, which became known as the Rough Riders, trained for four weeks in the Texas...

It is ancient, late-Republican Rome, and, denied the freedom he was promised, successful merchant-slave, Ariston, sets fire to his master’s Palatine villa, rescues a slave-girl, Felicia, from crucifixion, and both escape to the distant Umbrian mountains where they marry and raise a family, setting...

A vigorous proponent of what he called "the strenuous life," Theodore Roosevelt practiced what he preached.  This 1900 collection of essays, buttressed with examples both from history and his own life, sets out the future president's philosophy of perseverance, hard work, and personal honor in the face of hardship.