Kirjahaku
Etsi kirjoja tekijän nimen, kirjan nimen tai ISBN:n perusteella.
1000 tulosta hakusanalla Mabel Ebner
Light On The Path: and Through the Gates of Gold
Mabel Collins
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2012
nidottu
It is the intention in this study to explore the system of economic analysis set out in its original form in Mr. John Maynard Keynes' The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money in order to consider first its internal consistency and second its application to the world we know. Since it appears to the writer that the system constitutes a vital expansion of the corpus of economic doctrine developed in Britain and elsewhere in the one hundred and sixty-six years since the publication of The Wealth of Nations, the right is expressly reserved to expand and to qualify the analysis of the system in the directions and to the degrees which appear to be required by logic and by the statistical studies which have succeeded the presentation of the system in Mr. Keynes' Grand Theory.
Harvey C. Kett-who everyone called Harve-was a key figure in the development of Southeastern Colorado. In 1886, at age three, he travelled by train with his parents, brother, and sister from Massachusetts to the barren, wide open plains of Colorado, a land that would enchant him and capture his heart. He lived there most of his life as a cowboy, rancher, and politician. He helped shape the landscape both literally and figuratively. As he grew, he captured the stories of his life, the people he knew and the adventures he experienced. The vivid pictures were painted by a young man with little formal education, giving voice to a cowboy and plainsman who lived in a little-known corner of Colorado more than a hundred years ago. Written by his grandaughter and great-granddaughter, this book provides a detailed account of an overlooked plainsman, who along with his family, was among Colorado's greatest pioneers.
Harvey C. Kett-who everyone called Harve-was a key figure in the development of Southeastern Colorado. In 1886, at age three, he travelled by train with his parents, brother, and sister from Massachusetts to the barren, wide open plains of Colorado, a land that would enchant him and capture his heart. He lived there most of his life as a cowboy, rancher, and politician. He helped shape the landscape both literally and figuratively. As he grew, he captured the stories of his life, the people he knew and the adventures he experienced. The vivid pictures were painted by a young man with little formal education, giving voice to a cowboy and plainsman who lived in a little-known corner of Colorado more than a hundred years ago. Written by his grandaughter and great-granddaughter, this book provides a detailed account of an overlooked plainsman, who along with his family, was among Colorado's greatest pioneers.
Inspirations from Life, Love, Friendship & Nature
Mabel a. Smith
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
nidottu
Una novela ertica que te llevar de la lujuria al amor, como si fueras la protagonista. CONTRAPORTADA A veces, una mirada puede volver tu mundo del rev's, puede despertar la pasin hasta de la mujer ms fr-a y romper todos sus esquemas. A veces, el deseo te deja sin opciones, te obsesiona, te cambia, te quema... Te consume hasta que no te queda mas remedio que volverte loca o rendirte a 'l; y si cuando te rindes, 'l te hace tocar el cielo y delirar de placer, los remordimientos acabarn quemados junto a todo lo que hab-as sido antes de caer en sus brazos. Yo tambi'n lo siento es una historia sobre atraccin, sexo, ternura, miedos, amor y amistad. Un torbellino de emociones donde los sentimientos nacen de la piel; los villanos son los propios demonios interiores; el drama, es el miedo a volver a sufrir; donde la accin se centra en el corazn y la nica opcin de ganar, es atreverse a sentir.
A collection of memorial biographies of Farmington’s late ministers presiding from 1645 to 1937. Author Mabel Hurlburt wrote in the foreword: “With no thought of attempted comparisons, each of the subjects of these biographical sketches projects his own personality through records, letters, sermons and family recollections. Each in his own appointed time and place made his best efforts to fulfill the duties which he was appointed to serve. Each presents, even between the lines, a friend, a teacher, guide and minister necessary not only to the church but to the town. The inspiration of all these ministers is felt even today and will be long into the future.”
Man Made Perfect: The Science of Spiritual Evolution
Mabel Beatty
Literary Licensing, LLC
2013
nidottu