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The Domestic Slave Trade of The Southern States
Joe Henry Mitchell; Winfield H. Collins M. a.
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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Narrative of the Life of Moses Grandy: : Formerly a Slave in the United States of America
Joe Henry Mitchell; Moses Grandy
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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What's The Matter With Mexico?
Joe Henry Mitchell; Caspar Whitney
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2010
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The Death Shot: A Story Retold
Joe Henry Mitchell; Captain Mayne Reid
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2010
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Thirty Years A Slave.: From Bondage To Freedom: The Institution of Slavery As Seen on the Plantation in the Home of the Planter
Joe Henry Mitchell; Louis Hughes
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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The Works of Abraham Lincoln: : Speeches and Presidential Addresses 1859-1865
Joe Henry Mitchell; F. B. Carpenter
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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Narrative of William W. Brown, a Fugitive Slave. Written by Himself.
Joe Henry Mitchell; William W. Brown
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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A Confederate Girl's Diary
Joe Henry Mitchell; Sarah Morgan Dawson
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2011
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Slavery and The Race Problem in The South.: With Special Reference to the State of Georgia
Joe Henry Mitchell; William H. Fleming
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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Slavery and The Race Problem in The South. With Special Reference to the State of Georgia
Ida B. Wells Versus Judge Lynch: The Anti-Lynching Trilogy
Joe Henry Mitchell; Ida B. Wells
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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Indiana Ex-Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Indiana Slaves conducted by the Works Progr
Works Progress Administration; Joe Henry Mitchell
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2010
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Joe Henry's Journey, by Marcia Melton, a historical novel for young readers, follows eleven-year-old Joe Henry Grummond and his Pa on an often perilous journey to find gold. When they board a steamboat to go up the "Big Muddy" Missouri River to Fort Benton, Montana, in 1862, they hope to escape the desperation of the Civil War in their home state of Kentucky and make money in the gold fields of Montana to take back to the family they leave behind.Little does Joe Henry know that this river trip will lead him to untamed wild places where ambush, robberies, claim jumpers, lawless towns, and back-breaking work are the everyday stuff of life in the Bannack, Montana, gold camp. Along the way, Joe Henry learns about many different kinds of people living in the west, finds a best friend, and meets the prettiest girl he's ever seen. He learns much more than how to pan gold. This frontier territory brings lessons in the struggle between law and lawlessness, vigilantism, and the question of what is justice.This novel accurately portrays the history of its time and places from the viewpoint of a child and wrapped in a story of adventure that will hold a young reader's interest.
Trafficking in Retribution: One man's righteous, reckless attempt to retaliate against sex trafficking by rescuing one victim.
Joe Henry
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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Kevin and Amy Stevens appear to be average Americans ready to live out a typical existence - until they find faith in God and are assaulted by the horrific tale of millions around the world who are ensnared by sex traffickers. The tragic stories behind the numbers lead them into gritty rescue work alongside another committed couple in a large Southeast Asian city for more than a decade. However, when the flow of traumatized victims and perverted customers and corrupt officials never ceases, Kevin snaps, picturing his wife and daughters being victimized and slowly but inevitably having their souls and humanity torn apart. That incites Kevin to recklessly snatch one sex-trafficking victim off the street in a vengeful attempt to make her the sympathetic face of this brutal crime industry in order to create intense worldwide pressure to fight it. What he doesn't know is that this beautiful, intelligent, innocent victim is meant to be a gift for the police colonel who allows this dirty business to thrive in his district because of the bribes he and his subordinates receive. That's when the trafficking bosses, their enforcers and the police colonel ruthlessly go after Kevin and his friends in order to exact revenge and to get back their property. As the trap begins to shut, how will the families and their agency keep from being destroyed by the merciless men demanding retribution?
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“Richard Pryor was chain lightning to everything around him. He shocked the world through with human electricity. He blew all our comfortable balance to hell. And Furious Cool captures it brilliantly.” —Colum McCann, author of Let the Great World SpinRichard Pryor was arguably the single most influential performer of the second half of the twentieth century, and certainly he was the most successful black actor/comedian ever. Controversial and somewhat enigmatic during his life, Pryor’s performances opened up a whole new world of possibilities, merging fantasy with angry reality in a way that wasn’t just new—it was theretofore unthinkable. Now, in this groundbreaking and revelatory work, Joe and David Henry bring him alive again both as a man and as an artist, providing an in-depth appreciation of his talent and his lasting influence, as well as an insightful examination of the world he lived in and the myriad influences that shaped both his persona and his art. “Brothers David and Joe Henry have brought Richard Pryor back to pulsating life, affirming both his humanity and his immortality as a comic--and tragic--genius.” —The Huffington Post “A sleek, highly literate biography that places the comic in the pop-cultural context of his times.” —Bloomberg News “It would be enough if Furious Cool was a profile of Pryor’s uncanny talents, psychic turmoil, and ungovernable behavior, but it’s also a fascinating history of black comedy . . . Furious Cool captures Pryor’s frenetic routines and stage presence on the page . . . The inextricable legacy of Richard Pryor—his boldness, inventiveness, candor, and empathy—lives on.” —Los Angeles Magazine “An addictively readable study of the path of this outsized talent . . . Someday, when fewer people know Richard Pryor’s name, Furious Cool will be the best defense against the worst sort of forgetting--the kind that involves who we are now, who we loved once, and why.” —Esquire
Joe Torre's Ground Rules for Winners
Henry Dreher; Joe Torre
Time Warner Trade Publishing
2000
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This BusinessWeek, Wall Street Journal Business, and New York Post bestseller is now in paperback "Joe Torre is not only a winner but a man who exemplifies leadership for the new millennium. Great book that's on the money."--Rick Pitino, bestselling author of Success Is a Choice With three World Series Championships under his belt in four years, who better to give advice on managing than the most beloved and successful manager of the New York Yankees, Joe Torre? With entertaining stories from his experiences with the always colorful Yankees, he reveals the twelve keys to his successful management philosophy keys directly applicable to business and to life, from how to handle tough bosses to earning the trust and respect of your team players. "Perhaps more than any other manager, Joe Torre understands that success is the product of hard work, patience, a little luck, and maintaining perspective."--Cal Ripken, Jr., Baltimore Orioles
Experience the heart of the Australian outback in Henry Lawson's classic collection, "Joe Wilson and His Mates." These evocative short stories offer a compelling glimpse into rural life in early Australia, exploring themes of mateship, resilience, and the challenges of existence in a vast and unforgiving landscape. Lawson, a master of Australian literature, paints a vivid portrait of the nation's character through the compelling narrative of Joe Wilson and the people who share his world. This carefully prepared print edition preserves the enduring power of Lawson's storytelling, capturing the spirit and language of a bygone era. "Joe Wilson and His Mates" remains a powerful testament to the human spirit and a cornerstone of Australian fiction. A timeless exploration of life, loss, and loyalty down under, these stories will resonate with anyone interested in compelling literary fiction and the rich tapestry of Australian history.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.