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1000 tulosta hakusanalla J S Willis
Willis, J: Willis's Veterinary Practice
Antigonos Verlag
2024
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.
Reproduction of the original: Tachyhippodamia by Willis J. Powell, J.S. Rarey
Reproduction of the original: Tachyhippodamia by Willis J. Powell, J.S. Rarey
Tachyhippodamia; Or, The New Secret of Taming Horses
Willis J Powell; J S (John Solomon) Rarey
Anson Street Press
2025
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Tachyhippodamia; Or, The New Secret of Taming Horses
Willis J Powell; J S (John Solomon) Rarey
Anson Street Press
2025
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J. H. Williston & Co.'s Directory of the City of Cleveland
Palala Press
2018
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J. H. Williston & Co.'S Directory Of The City Of Cleveland To Which Is Added A Bussiness Directory For 1859-60
Alpha Edition
2021
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J. H. Williston & Co.'S Directory Of The City Of Cleveland To Which Is Added A Bussiness Directory For 1859-60 has been considered by academicians and scholars of great significance and value to literature. This forms a part of the knowledge base for future generations. So that the book is never forgotten we have represented this book in a print format as the same form as it was originally first published. Hence any marks or annotations seen are left intentionally to preserve its true nature.
Tachyhippodamia; or, the New Secret of Taming Horses ... by Willis J. Powell. to Which is Added the Breaking, Training, and Taming Horses. by J. S. Rarey ...
Willis J Powell
University of Michigan Library
2006
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![Nellie's Prayer. [in Verse.] ... Illustrated by J. Willis Grey.](/covers/9781241116859.jpg)
Nellie's Prayer. [in Verse.] ... Illustrated by J. Willis Grey.
George Sims
British Library, Historical Print Editions
2011
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The United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Northern Securities Company, Great Northern Railway Company, Northern Pacific Railway Company, James J. Hill, William P. Clough, D. Willis James, John S. Kennedy, J. Pierpont Morgan, Robert Bacon, George F....
Philander C Knox
Gale, Making of Modern Law
2012
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The Fighting Temeraire: The Battle of Trafalgar and the Ship that Inspired J. M. W. Turner's Most Beloved Painting
Sam Willis
Pegasus Books
2012
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The extraordinary story of the mighty Temeraire, the ship behind J. M. W. Turner's iconic painting.The H.M.S. Temeraire, one of Britain s most illustrious fighting ships, is known to millions through J.M.W. Turner s masterpiece, The Fighting Temeraire (1839), which portrays the battle-scarred veteran of Britain s wars with Napoleonic France. In this evocative new volume, Sam Willis tells the extraordinary story of the vessel behind the painting and the making of the painting itself. Turner's Temeraire was the second ship in the Royal Navy to carry the name. The first, a French warship captured and commandeered by the British in 1759, served with distinction during the Seven Years' War before being sold off in 1784. The second Temeraire, named in honor of her predecessor, was a prestigious three-decked, 98-gun warship that broke through the French and Spanish line directly astern of Nelson s flagship Victory at Trafalgar in 1805, saving the Vice-Admiral at a crucial moment in the battle. This tale of two ships spans the heyday of the age of sail: the climaxes of both the Seven Years War (1756-63) and the Napoleonic Wars (1798-1815). Filled with richly evocative detail, and narrated with the pace and gusto of a master storyteller, The Fighting Temeraire is an enthralling and deeply satisfying work of narrative history.
Clara's MourningBook One of the Clara Engelman Series Devastated by the death of her husband, Clara Engelman is left with two young children to raise, plus a farm to tend over twenty miles away from her Beachy Amish community. Although duty to her children and to her community says to marry again, the grief over her beloved Abram is too much to bear. As her sadness slowly recedes, she considers a possible suitor. If they marry, however, she doubts her ability to love him. Then there's an old flame from before Abram, someone she could possibly love. Unfortunately, the one man she may already love is her English, neighbor, who has come to her rescue a number of times ... literally.. Marry for duty or marry for love? Clara can't even consider a courtship until her mourning is over, and she has no idea when that will be-if ever.
Clara's CourtshipBook Two of the Clara Engelman Series Having consented to a tentative courtship with her bishop, Vernon, Clara still thinks love will never be part of any other relationship she might have. Still, as a Beachy Amish Mennonite woman, she must consider her duty to her community and to her children, for they need a father to replace her beloved Abram. Still again, doubts in the form of rumors about Vernon's wife worry her. As she attempts to overcome them, she spends time with Vernon to see if they are suited for each other. However, someone who cares for Clara is concerned about Vernon's past too, and he is secretly trying to reveal any skeletons in his closet. Will Clara's courtship go as planned, or will secrets and rumors ruin it?
Clara's ChoiceBook Three of the Clara Engelman Series After a suitor from Clara's past discovers the truth about her bishop, she's back to square one-both for finding a husband for herself and a father for her two children.Although she wants her next marriage to include love, she's not sure it will. When her old suitor asks if they can court, she must abandon her dreams of love with her English neighbor, especially now that he is seeing another woman-who Clara has no friendly feelings for.Will Clara be the proper Beachy Amish Mennonite woman and marry to strengthen family and community, or will she choose love if at all possible-as impossible as it seems?
Della B's Bleu Glo is a novel based on the nature of a national, and even a world, population that succumbs to the siren's leadership of celebrities, emulating fads that homogenize lives and sometimes have psychological or physical impacts on those who are disciples. In this case, a low-level scientist accidentally discovers a material that can serve as a dye that luminesces. He and his wife dream of avoiding his commitments to the company for which he works and making a fortune off the dye. The wife grows frustrated with the slow progress and misdirections of her husband as he develops the dye and seeks her fortune by divorcing her husband and marrying the son of the owners of the company her husband worked for. When the ex-husband achieves success, she backstabs him and reveals that he discovered the dye during company time. In the resulting suit, the company takes over the patent for the dye and, under the sponsorship of a noted hip-hop singer, launches a line of glowing blue cosmetics that becomes a worldwide fad.Continuing his research on the dye, the scientist discovers that the dye has a half-life, with its molecules gradually attaching themselves to organic compounds as it reconfigures itself and loses its ability to glow. Since skin is organic, he realizes that the cosmetics are attaching themselves to human beings and doing damage. With lasers, he develops a way to correct this damage and opens a clinic to correct the problem, only then revealing what is happening to people throughout the world.Under this overarching story are subplots of a marriage to an ambitious woman who is beautiful beyond the dreams of her husband, whose ambition leads to the murder of a scientist who might interfere with her becoming wealthy from her husband's discovery, of the murder of a fellow worker who rapes her to keep him from ruining her life, of her attempt to disrupt her ex-husband's later success by trying to involve him in one of the murders, and of the accidental discovery of the wrong body that leads to her arrest.Underlying the story are the moral questions of adequate cosmetic testing and of the responsibility of an individual to warn the public of a danger when he knows it, especially when he is delaying notification while he develops a way to correct the danger and make a personal fortune.
Della B's Bleu Glo is a novel based on the nature of a national, and even a world, population that succumbs to the siren's leadership of celebrities, emulating fads that homogenize lives and sometimes have psychological or physical impacts on those who are disciples. In this case, a low-level scientist accidentally discovers a material that can serve as a dye that luminesces. He and his wife dream of avoiding his commitments to the company for which he works and making a fortune off the dye. The wife grows frustrated with the slow progress and misdirections of her husband as he develops the dye and seeks her fortune by divorcing her husband and marrying the son of the owners of the company her husband worked for. When the ex-husband achieves success, she backstabs him and reveals that he discovered the dye during company time. In the resulting suit, the company takes over the patent for the dye and, under the sponsorship of a noted hip-hop singer, launches a line of glowing blue cosmetics that becomes a worldwide fad.Continuing his research on the dye, the scientist discovers that the dye has a half-life, with its molecules gradually attaching themselves to organic compounds as it reconfigures itself and loses its ability to glow. Since skin is organic, he realizes that the cosmetics are attaching themselves to human beings and doing damage. With lasers, he develops a way to correct this damage and opens a clinic to correct the problem, only then revealing what is happening to people throughout the world.Under this overarching story are subplots of a marriage to an ambitious woman who is beautiful beyond the dreams of her husband, whose ambition leads to the murder of a scientist who might interfere with her becoming wealthy from her husband's discovery, of the murder of a fellow worker who rapes her to keep him from ruining her life, of her attempt to disrupt her ex-husband's later success by trying to involve him in one of the murders, and of the accidental discovery of the wrong body that leads to her arrest.Underlying the story are the moral questions of adequate cosmetic testing and of the responsibility of an individual to warn the public of a danger when he knows it, especially when he is delaying notification while he develops a way to correct the danger and make a personal fortune.