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The Ten Commandments of Dating, completely revised and updated, offers hope and sanity to singles who are sick and tired of the dating scene. Many people are tired of pouring time, energy, and money into relationships that start off great and end with heartache. Because of that, they need The...

If you are like most dating couples, you are looking for more than just a companion—you want a soul mate! Devotions for Dating Couples will help you discover how to make your most important love relationships—with God and your potential mate—strong, lasting, and radiant. The essence of a...

Sustainable investing is booming. The investment industry is fast approaching a point where one-third of global assets under management are invested with a sustainable objective. But do sustainable investment products do what investors expect them to do? How can an investor tell if their investments are having the social impact they want? Larry Swedroe and Sam Adams cut through the fog and bring clarity on all of this and more - providing investors with a firm plan for truly sustainable investing.

In an untitled article in The Boston Gazette of February 27, 1769, Samuel Adams defends the right of the people of Boston to bear arms. He argues that citizens need to have a means of defending themselves and cites several instances of the military in the city having violated the rights of citizens. "Rights of the Colonists" is an essay of November 20, 1772 in which he defends the natural rights of the colonists.

A mysterious body washes up on the shores of a New England town, sparking a chilling investigation. The deceased woman remains unrecognized, and the townsfolk quickly assume she drifted ashore from a passing vessel. However, the treacherous tides of Lonesome Cove tell a different story—no ships venture through these waters. As the town officials, including the sheriff, the attorney, the local doctor, and the village gossip, display unusual secrecy regarding the identity of the body, the truth becomes increasingly elusive. They hastily bury the woman, hoping to bury the mystery along with her...

Dive into the compelling world of Samuel Adams, a key figure in American history revered as a statesman, political philosopher, and one of the Founding Fathers. This collection showcases his influential writings from January 1770 to March 1773, a pivotal time leading up to the American Revolution. Adams was a staunch advocate for the rights of the British American Colonies and used his prolific writing to defend their interests against the British Parliament. Whether youre a history enthusiast or simply curious about the revolutionary spirit of the time, this volume offers a fascinating ...

Dive into the captivating world of the Fentriss sisters and their mother, a wealthy and educated family navigating the complexities of love in a suburban setting. Their pursuit for romance takes them on an adventurous journey, echoing the sentiments of F. Scott Fitzgerald, who remarked that this novel convinced some moralists that a woman could be seduced without losing her virtue. Scandalous for its time due to its candid exploration of sexuality and relationships, this book resonates with contemporary readers as if it were penned just yesterday. Written by a well-respected journalist and ...

Adam Nelson and Samuel Paul talk America's pastime. News, fantasy, opinions, banter. What else is there?

Dive into the delightful and amusing world of Wanted- A Husband, a romantic comedy by Samuel Hopkins Adams that’s sure to keep you entertained! Meet the hapless Miss Darcy Cole, a young lady who finds herself in a comical predicament after spinning a tall tale to her roommates about her love life. With her self-esteem in shambles and a bitter jealousy for other women, she turns to the glamorous actress Gloria Greene for makeover advice. Little does she know, transforming herself won’t be as easy as it sounds! Engaged to the enigmatic Sir Montrose Veyze, whom she has never even met, Darcy ...

Samuel Adams, born in 1833, embarked on his journalism journey in 1858, dedicating a decade to the Army before returning to his true passion—writing. Renowned for his literary contributions, Adams presents one of his final works, The Myths and Fables of To-day. This enchanting collection of myths and fables promises to delight and entertain children, ensuring they wear smiles as they immerse themselves in these timeless tales. Summary by adr6090.

10 Minute Meditations for calming, relaxing, mindful, soothing, transformative, easing, energy to have a break from the world for a little while

Stagnant government failing to resolve the debt ceiling crisis? State-level abortion laws making changes to healthcare? Total inaction towards gun and police violence? Political lines dividing the nation? Welcome to Bright Future, a political podcast that follows current events which aims to see how we could solve today's problems for a better tomorrow. Controversial or not, we will cover any topic. Each episode starts with an essay section that covers the facts and my own opinion. Don’t agree with me, or think I missed an important fact? After my essay, I open discussion to anyone else who ...

A corpse emerges on a New England beach, handcuffed to a raft. The whole town seems to want to cover up everything and bury the body as quickly as possible without even bothering to identify it. Our hero, Chester Kent, is determined to investigate the matter...Nothing is as it seems in this completely engrossing mystery yarn that plays out like walking inside a labyrinth! The listener comes up against constant dead-ends during the tale's unfolding, right up to the surprising and satisfying resolution.

In addition to writing as a reporter uncovering the conditions of public health in the United States, Samuel Hopkins Adams was a prolific fiction writer, who wrote numerous novels and hundreds of short stories. "The Man Who Spoke Latin" features protagonist Average Jones, a detective who finds cases, clues, witnesses - and often solves the crime - through classified ads.

Hun, som ønsker at være dronning, må vinde kongens kærlighed - og rigets. Whitehall udspiller sig i det 17. århundrede hos den engelske konge Charles II hofs og er fortællingen om hans dronning, den portugisiske prinsesse, Catherine af Braganza.

A corpse washes up on a New England beach, handcuffed to a raft. The whole town seems to want desperately to cover up everything and bury the body as fast as possible without even bothering to identify it. Our hero, Chester Kent, is determined to get to the bottom of all this... Nothing is as it seems in this completely engrossing mystery yarn that plays out like walking inside a labyrinth! The listener comes up against constant dead-ends during the tale's unfolding, right up to the surprising and satisfying resolution.

The Larsen C Ice Shelf has calved a new, gigantic iceberg. The freshman POTUS sees this as an opportunity to show the world who is the boss. Can he convince the Navy to tow it to provide ice for cocktails at his Florida resort? In a summer of natural disasters can we survive this supernatural phenomenon? What dark mysteries will unfold as the big berg comes alive with miserable death that threatens the entire world.

A political satire.