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Penguin, 2000. Near Fine. A crisp clean softcover, no markings throughout: As if being a priest in this day and age isn't difficult enough, try shepherding two parishes, located hundred… mais…

Penguin, 2000. Near Fine. A crisp clean softcover, no markings throughout: As if being a priest in this day and age isn't difficult enough, try shepherding two parishes, located hundreds of miles apart, at the same time. A predicament of biblical proportions indeed, but one the indomitable Father Tim Kavanaugh and his cheerful wife, Cynthia, can handle, with a little help from the Lord--not to mention their friends--in Jan Karon's A New Song, the fifth installment in her much-loved Mitford series. When asked to act as interim minister for a tiny island parish in North Carolina's Outer Banks, the recently retired Father heeds the call, all the while trusting in a divine master plan: "He had prayed that God would send him wherever He pleased, and when his bishop presented the idea of Whitecap, he knew it wasn't his bishop's bright idea at all, but God's., Penguin, 2000, 4, Graywolf Press. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included., Graywolf Press, 2.5, Nashville, Tennessee: The Christian Advocate. Good; There is some light age wear.. 1887. Magazine. Vol. 47; 20 pages ., The Christian Advocate, 1887, 2.5, David Fulton Publishers, 1995. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,500grams, ISBN:9781853463587, David Fulton Publishers, 1995, 0, Paperback. Like New., 5, A PHANTOM STRANGER...Captain Rafe Santadar rose from the sea like a magnificent mythic beast. Famous for this cunning and bravery, the virile captain was the sole survivor of a shipwreck. Now washed upon England's rocky coast, he was alone...in a strange, hostile land.A BEAUTIFUL WITCH...How many times had Tessa Ravenscroft heard the villager's whisper that dreadful label? She paid no heed to their superstitious notions until the day they came to her doorstep, determined to burn her at the stake. The delicate, enchanting beauty faced certain death...when the iron grasp of the mysterious captain plucked her away from danger!, Berkley Historical Romance, 3, Stolen from his home and family, a dog named Buck must quickly learn the harsh law of survival among the men and dogs of the gold-crazed North. His intelligence, courage, and cunning transform him into a feared leader. As wolves attack and men grow desperate, Buck must heed the call of the wild. Only the strong will survive., Scholastic Paperbacks, 5, London: Corgi. Fair; Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside. Light reading . creases and edge wear, missing front endpaper. ; Nice tight copy, no names . inside. Cover artwork by Geoff Taylor.. 1988. First British Edition. Paperback. Mass Market PB . First Printing; The Servants of Ark Trilogy; Vol. 3; 350 pages; A child, mage-born, and marked for flight. Shall add her voice but utter naught. Daughter of time, her fate foretold. Must heed the words of ages past. ; 055213161X ., Corgi, 1988, 2.5, Moody Publishers, 2018-08-06. paperback. Acceptable. 5x0x8. Scratch and dent. Cover may have wear, dings, tears, other damage, or be missing dust jacket. Buy multiples from our store to save on shipping., Moody Publishers, 2018-08-06, 2.5, CreateSpace Independent Publishi, 2017-01-16. Paperback. Very Good. 0.3100 9.0000 6.0000., CreateSpace Independent Publishi, 2017-01-16, 3, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2001-01-15. Paperback. Very Good. 0.4331 8.9764 5.8661., Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2001-01-15, 3, UsedAcceptable. The cover shows heavy wear. There is highlighting or handwriting through out the book. Fast shipping and order satisfaction guaranteed. A portion of your purchase benefits Non-Profit Organizations, First Aid and Fire Stations!, 0, USA.: Jove Publication, 1979. 296 pages!>>>"November 1941. Lieutenant Ralph Trewin, D.S.C., arrives at Singapore as second-in-command of the shallow-draught gunboat, H.M.S. Porcupine. To Trewin, still shocked from wounds received during the evacuation of Crete, the gunboat and her 5 elderly consorts seem to symbolise the ignorance and blind optimism he finds in Singapore. And the Porcupine's captain is as unwilling as the rest to take heed of Trewin's alarm, for to him the gunboat represents his last chance. The following month, the Jaanese invade Malaya, and in three months Singapore, the impregnable fortress, knows the humiliation of surrender." >>> a VG copy, but some pages loose, thus G, Reading copy! Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. First Edition By This Publisher,.. Soft Cover. Good.. Mass Market Paperback.., Jove Publication, 1979, 2.5, UsedGood. The book may have minor cosmetic wear (i.e. creased spine/cover, scratches, curled corners, folded pages, minor sunburn, minor water damage, minor bent). The book may have some highlights/notes/underlined pages - Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included - Safe and Secure Mailer - No Hassle Return, 0, Atria Books/Beyond Words, 2014-02-25. Used - Like New. Used Like New, no missing pages, no damage to binding, may have a remainder mark., Atria Books/Beyond Words, 2014-02-25, 5, London: Corgi. Good; Ex library copy with usual stamps and marks inside, reading creases . and surface rubs to spine extremities. ; Nice tight good reading copy. . Wrap around cover artwork by Rob Burt.. 1983. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB . First Printing; 304 pages; A failed opera student, determined to excel in a new career, refuses to heed dire warnings of the fate that lies in wait for the exotic Crystal Singers of Ballybran. ; 0552120979 ., Corgi, 1983, 2.5, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. Paperback. VERY GOOD. Light rubbing wear to cover, spine and page edges. Very minimal writing or notations in margins not affecting the text. Possible clean ex-library copy, with their stickers and or stamp(s)., CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 3, New World Library, Novata, California, U.S.A., 1991., 1991. Near Fine/No Jacket. 12 mo., hardcover, some sticker residue on cover else fine in red and black boards. No dj. Giftable. Part of the "classic wisdom collection". 107 pp. Discusses their beliefs in the ways of the land, words and silence, learning, living, leading, the heart, believing, dying, ways of the white man, ways of civilization, and words to heed., New World Library, Novata, California, U.S.A., 1991., 1991, 4, Discipleship Resources, 1991., 1991. Paperback. Near Fine. Octavo, softcover, near fine in beige pictorial wraps. Clean, unmarked. 74 pp. Old ideas such as that youth only want to have fun need to be challenged. Authors show how things can be different and tell of highly effective youth groups. This is a book for youth leaders and volunteer workers who want to heed the challenge of the "new wine"., Discipleship Resources, 1991., 1991, 4, Heron Island Guides. Perfect Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included., Heron Island Guides, 2.5, Berrett-Koehler Publishers. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition., Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 3, Berrett-Koehler Publishers. Used - Like New. Like New condition. A near perfect copy that may have very minor cosmetic defects., Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 5, Forge Books. Very Good-. 2005. Mass Market Paperback. 0765346389 . Larry Bond's First Team; Vol. 1; 10 oz.; 469 pages; Vg- PB light reading wear/aging initialed 1st end page. Book 1 Larry Bond's First Team. In these harrowing times, with our enemies lurking in the shadows and their widespread tactics of unconventional warfare limiting the ability of our traditional armed forces, special measures are needed to fight this war on terror. Heeding this call the President has set up the Joint Services Special Demands Project. Known as "The Team" it is a unique unit existing beyond the bureaucratic restraints of either the U. S. Intelligence or military establishments. With an almost unlimited budget, the Team--consisting of a CIA officer, two Special Forces commandos, and one outnumbered Marine--is authorized to track vital intelligence and then take immediate action. Called upon to track a quantity of radioactive waste that has gone missing in the former Soviet Union, the Team is faced with the fact that this material is now in the wrong people's hands. . . . And these terrorists are geared to wage the single deadliest attack ever on U. S. Soil. ., Forge Books, 2005, 3, Vintage. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included., Vintage, 2.5, Atria Books/Beyond Words, 2014-02-24. hardcover. Good/jacket has some wear. 5x0x8. some rubbing and wear good binding, Atria Books/Beyond Words, 2014-02-24, 2.5, -: Corgi, 1987. None. Paperback. Acceptable. -. This is a vintage edition and will be subject to the effects of aging >>The pleasures and pitfalls of love, courtship and marriage.An irreverent, sideways look at that most talked-about of all institutions, marriage, and the often irrational effect it has on all its participants.If you`re already married you`ll find much within these pages to corroborate your worst fears and suspicions concerning the connubial state. If you`re contemplating entering into such a foolhardy contract take heed first of these accounts of some of the zanier episodes of contemporary courtship, love and marriage and discover whether it really is for better or for worse., Corgi, 1987, 2.5, Tor Books. Good. 4.18 x 0.88 x 6.81 inches. Mass Market Paperback. 1992. 320 pages. Cover worn. Text tanned.<br>Jim Meeker came down from Montana to run Texas cattle--only to find that Hoppy's Bar-20 ran the water. So when a trio of snake-mean rustlers started themsel ves a cattle war, the powder was primed, the guns cocked, and Hop py was smack in the middle. So it's friend against friend, broth er against brother, gun against blazing gun. Time's running out, and the range is red with blood. Editorial Reviews About the Au thor Clarence E. Mulford is the creator of the character Hopalong Cassidy, who appeared in countless films, novelizations, and a l ong running television series. Mulford died in 1956. Excerpt. R eprinted by permission. All rights reserved. CHAPTER I Antonio's Scheme The raw and mighty West, the greatest stage in all the h istory of the world for so many deeds of daring which verged on t he insane, was seared with grave-lined trails. In many localities the bad-man made history in a terse and business-like way, and a lso made the first law for the locality--that of the gun. There w ere good bad-men and bad bad-men, the killer by necessity and the wanton murderer; and the shifting of these to their proper strat a evolved the foundation for the law of to-day. The good bad-man, those in whose souls lived the germs of law and order and justic e, gradually became arrayed against the other class, and stood up manfully for their principles, let the odds be what they might; and bitter, indeed, was the struggle, and great the price. From t he gold camps of the Rockies to the shrieking towns of the coast, where wantonness stalked unchecked; from the vast stretches of t he cattle ranges to the ever-advancing terminals of the persisten t railroads, to the cow towns, boiling and seething in the loosed passions of men who brooked no restraint in their revels, no one section of country ever boasted of such numbers of genuine bad-m en of both classes as the great, semi-arid Southwest. Here was on e of the worst collections of raw humanity ever broadcast in one locality; it was a word and a shot, a shot and a laugh or a curse . In this red setting was stuck a town which we will call Eagle, the riffle which caught all the dregs of passing humanity. Unmapp ed, known only to those who had visited it, reared its flimsy bui ldings in the face of God and rioted day and night with no though t of reckoning; mad, insane with hellishness unlimited. Late in t he afternoon rode Antonio, broncho-buster for the H2, a man of li ttle courage, much avarice, and great capacity for hatred. Crafty , filled with cunning of the coyote kind, shifty-eyed, gloomy, ta citurn, and scowling, he was well fitted for the part he had elec ted to play in the range dispute between his ranch and the Bar-20 . He was absolutely without mercy or conscience; indeed, one migh t aptly say that his conscience, if he had ever known one, had be en pulled out by the roots and its place filled with viciousness. Cold-blooded in his ferocity, easily angered and quick to commit murder if the risk were small, he embraced within his husk of so ul the putrescence of all that was evil. In Eagle he had friends who were only a shade less evil than himself; but they had what h e lacked and because of it were entitled to a forced respect of s mall weight--they had courage, that spontaneous, initiative, heed less courage which toned the atmosphere of the whole West to a ma gnificent crimson. Were it not for the reason that they had drift ed to his social level they would have spurned his acquaintance a nd shot him for a buzzard; but, while they secretly held him in g reat contempt for his cowardice, they admired his criminal cunnin g, and profited by it. He was too wise to show himself in the tru e light to his foreman and the outfit, knowing full well that dea th would be the response, and so lived a lie until he met his fri ends of the town, when he threw off his cloak and became himself, and where he plotted against the man who treated him fairly. Rid ing into the town, he stopped before a saloon and slouched in to the bar, where the proprietor was placing a new stock of liquors on the shelves. Where's Benito, an' th' rest? he asked. Back ther e, replied the other, nodding toward a rear room. Who's in there? Benito, Hall, Archer an' Frisco. Where's Shaw? Him an' Clausen a n' Cavalry went out 'bout ten minutes ago. I want to see 'em when they come in, Antonio remarked, headed towards the door, where h e listened, and then went in. In the small room four men were gro uped around a table, drinking and talking, and at his entry they looked up and nodded. He nodded in reply and seated himself apart from them, where he soon became wrapped in thought. Benito arose and went to the door. Mescal, pronto, he said to the man outside . Damned pronto, too, growled Antonio. A man would die of alkali in this place before he's waited on. The proprietor brought a bot tle and filled the glasses, giving Antonio his drink first, and s ilently withdrew. The broncho-buster tossed off the fiery stuff a nd then turned his shifty eyes on the group. Where's Shaw? Don't know--back soon, replied Benito. Why didn't he wait, when he know ed I was comin' in? Hall leaned back from the table and replied, keenly watching the inquisitor, Because he don't give a damn. You --! Antonio shouted, half rising, but the others interfered and h e sank back again, content to let it pass. But not so Hall, whose Colt was half drawn. I'll kill you some day, he gritted, but bef ore anything could come of it Shaw and his companions entered the room and the trouble was quelled. Soon the group was deep in dis cussion over the merits of a scheme which Antonio unfolded to the m, and the more it was weighed the better it appeared. Finally Sh aw leaned back and filled his pipe. You've got th' brains of th' devil,' Tony. Eet ees not'ing, replied Antonio. Oh, drop that lin go an' talk straight--you ain't on th' H2 now, growled Hall. Beni to, you know this country like a book, Shaw continued. Where's a good place for us to work from, or ain't there no choice? Thunder Mesa. Well, what of it? On the edge of the desert, high, big. Th e walls are stone, an' so very smooth. Nobody can get up. How can we get up then? There's a trail at one end, replied Antonio, cro ssing his legs and preparing to roll a cigarette. It's too steep for cayuses, an' too narrow; but we can crawl up. An' once up, al l hell can't follow as long as our cartridges hold out. Water? in quired Frisco. At th' bottom of th' trail, an' th' spring is on t op, Antonio replied. Not much, but enough. Can you work yore end all right? asked Shaw. Yes, laughed the other. I am 'that fool, A ntonio,' on th' ranch. But they're th' fools. We can steal them b lind an' if they find it out--well, here he shrugged his shoulder s, th' Bar-20 can take th' blame. I'll fix that, all right. This trouble about th' line is just what I've been waitin' for, an' I' ll help it along. If we can get 'em fightin' we'll run off with t h' bone we want. That'll be easy. But can you get 'em fightin'? a sked Cavalry, so called because he had spent several years in tha t branch of the Government service, and deserted because of the d iscipline. Antonio laughed and ordered more mescal and for some t ime took no part in the discussion which went on about him. He wa s dreaming of success and plenty and a ranch of his own which he would start in Old Mexico, in a place far removed from the border , and where no questions would be asked. He would be a rich man, according to the standards of that locality, and what he said wou ld be law among the peons. He liked to day-dream, for everything came out just as he wished; there was no discordant note. He was so certain of success, so conceited as not to ask himself if any of the Bar-20 or H2 outfits were not his equal or superior in int elligence. It was only a matter of time, he told himself, for he could easily get the two ranches embroiled in a range war, and on ce embroiled, his plan would succeed and he would be safe. What d o you want for your share, Tony? suddenly asked Shaw. Half. What! Half? Si. You're loco! cried the other. Do you reckon we're goin g to buck up agin th' biggest an' hardest fightin' outfit in this country an' take all sorts of chances for a measly half, to be d ivided up among seven of us! He brought his fist down on the tabl e with a resounding thump. You an' yore game can go to hell first ! he shouted. I like a hog, all right, sneered Clausen, angrily. I thought it out an' I got to look after th' worst an' most impor tant part of it, an' take three chances to you fellers' one, repl ied Antonio, frowning. I said half, an' it goes. Run all th' ends , an' keep it all, exclaimed Hall. An', by God, we've got a hand in it, now. If you try to hog it we'll drop a word where it'll do th' most good, an' don't you forget it, neither. Antonio is righ t, asserted Benito, excitedly. It's risky for him. Keep yore yall er mouth shut, growled Cavalry. Who gave you any say in this? Hal f, said Antonio, shrugging his shoulders. Look here, you, cried S haw, who was, in reality, the leader of the crowd, inasmuch as he controlled all the others with the exception of Benito and Anton io, and these at times by the judicious use of flattery. We'll ad mit that you've got a right to th' biggest share, but not to no h alf. You have a chance to get away, because you can watch 'em, bu t how about us, out there on th' edge of hell? If they come for u s we won't know nothing about it till we're surrounded. Now we wa nt to play square with you, and we'll give you twice as much as a ny one of th' rest of us. That'll make nine shares an' give you t wo of 'em. What more do you want, when you've got to have us to r un th' game at all? Antonio laughed ironically. Yes. I'm where I can watch, an' get killed first. You can hold th' mesa for a mon th. I ain't as easy as I look. It's my game, not yourn; an' if yo u don't like what I ask, stay out. We will! cried Hall, arising, followed by the others. His hand rested on the butt of his revol ver and trouble seemed imminent. Benito wavered and then slid nea rer to Antonio. You can run yore game all by yore lonesome, as lo ng as you can! Hall shouted. I know a feller what knows Cassidy, an' I'll spoil yore little play right now. You'll look nice at th ' end of a rope, won't you? It's this: share like Shaw said or ge t out of here, and look out for trouble aplenty to-morrow morning . I've put up with yore gall an' swallered yore insultin' actions just as long as I'm going to, and I've got a powerful notion to fix you right here and now! No fightin', you fools! cried the pro prietor, grabbing his Colt and running to the door of the room. I t's up to you fellers to stick together! I'll be damned if I'll s tand-- began Frisco. They want too much, interrupted Antonio, ang rily, keeping close watch over Hall. We want a fair share, an' th at's all! retorted Shaw. Sit down, all of you. We can wrastle thi s out without no gunplay. You-all been yappin' like a set of fool s, said the proprietor. I've heard every word you-all said. If yo u got a mite of sense you'll be some tender how you shout about i t. It's shore risky enough without tellin' everybody this side of sun-up. I mean just what I said, asserted Hall. It's Shaw's offe r, or nothin'. We ain't playing fool. Here! Here! cried Shaw, pus hing Hall into a seat. If you two have got anything to settle, wa it till some other time. That's more like it, growled the proprie tor, shuffling back to the bar. Good Lord, 'Tony, cried Shaw in a low voice. That's fair enough; we've got a right to something, a in't we? Don't let a good thing fall through just because you wan t th' whole earth. Better have a little than none. Well, gimme a third, then. I'll give you a slug in th' eye, you hog! promised H all, starting to rise again, but Shaw held him back. Sit down, yo u fool! he ordered, angrily. Then he turned to Antonio. Third don 't go; take my offer or leave it. Gimme a fourth; that's fair eno ugh. Shaw thought for a moment and then looked up. Well, that's m ore like it. What do you say, fellers? No! cried Hall. Two-ninths , or nothin'! A fourth is two-eighths, only a little more, Shaw r eplied. Well, all right, muttered Hall, sullenly. That's very goo d, laughed Benito, glad that things were clearing. The others gav e their consent to the division and Shaw smiled. Well, that's mor e like it. Now we'll go into this thing an' sift it out. Keep mum about it--there's twenty men in town that would want to join us if they knowed. I'm goin' to be boss; what I say goes, spoke up A ntonio. It's my game an' I'm takin' th' most risky end. You ain't got sand enough to be boss of anything, sneered Hall. Yore sand is chalk. You'll say too much someday, retorted Antonio, glaring. Oh, not to you, I reckon, rejoined Hall, easily. Shut up, both o f you! snapped Shaw. You can be boss, Tony, he said, winking at H all. You've got more brains for a thing like this than any of us. I don't see how you can figger it out like you do. Antonio laugh ed but he remembered one thing, and swore to take payment if the plan leaked out; the proprietor had confessed hearing every word, which was not at all to his liking. If Quinn should tell, well, Quinn would die; he would see to that, he and Benito. All new ma terial copyright 1992 by Tom Doherty Associates, Inc. ., Tor Books, 1992, 2.5, Pocket Books. Good. 0.23 x 5.58 x 8.44 inches. Hardcover. 1996. 320 pages.<br>Tarnished Gold is the captivating prequel to the be stselling V. C. Andrews Landry series that began with Ruby and co ntinued with Pearl in the Mist, All That Glitters, and Hidden Jew el. This thrilling new novel takes us back to the Louisiana bayou in the time before Ruby. In a world of wondrous natural beauty, a world of tantalizing dreams and inescapable sorrow, we meet Gab riel Landry, daughter of Catherine and Jack. Growing up in her beloved swamp, Gabriel is supremely happy, despite the ever-widen ing rift between her Mama and her conniving, whiskey-drinking Dad dy. Her classmates tease her, calling her La Femme Au Naturel, th e Nature Girl, because she seems more interested in poling her pi rogue through the canals than she is in romance. But Gabriel nurt ures her own secret dreams. Then, days before her high school gra duation, rich cannery owner Octavious Tate surprises her in a sec luded pond and shatters her innocence. Pregnant and desolate, w ishing to spare her dear Mama the scandal, Gabriel agrees to a sh ocking plan that will allow Octavious's frigid wife Gladys to cla im the baby as her own and will net Gabriel's furious Daddy a hug e payoff. Hiding in a tiny abandoned playroom in the Tate mansion , Gabriel is miserable. Her only visitor is Mama, whose mission a s a Traiteur, a Cajun healer, gives her an excuse to treat Gladys Tate's pregnancy. But nothing is more wrenching than the moment Gladys takes baby Paul away forever. Returning home to the swam p, Gabriel drifts in a world of twilight gloom, brightened only b y chance glimpses of her son. But as Jack Landry's reputation as a swamp guide grows, a hunting party brings handsome, gentle Creo le millionaire Pierre Dumas to the bayou. Falling desperately in love, Gabriel will not heed the voice warning that their joy may bring her more grief than she can bear.... Editorial Reviews ., Pocket Books, 1996, 2.5, US: Del Rey, 2008. Near Fine. In excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlig hting. The spine remains undamaged. For millions of readers the world over, the name Pern is magical, conjuring up grand vistas of a distant planet whose blue skies are patrolled by brav e dragons and their noble riders, a paradise threatened by the periodic fal l of deadly Thread. But not all dangers descend from the skies. Now, in the ir third collaboration, Anne McCaffrey and her son, Todd McCaffrey, spin a tale of a mysterious illness that may succeed in doing what centuries of Th readfall could not: kill every last human on Pern. Life in the Harper Hall is busy for best friends Kindan, Nonala, and Kelsa. As the only female apprentices, Nonala and Kelsa are the butt of jokes and easy targets for the bully Vaxoram and his cronies. But when Kindan spring s to Kelsa's defense, he winds up in a fight for his life against the older , bigger Vaxoram-a fight that will lead to a surprising friendship. Meanwhile, in nearby Fort Hold, a clutch of fire-lizard eggs is about to ha tch, and Lord Bemin's beautiful young daughter, Koriana, is determined to I mpress one of the delightful creatures. At the hatching, Kindan Impresses a fire-lizard of his own . . . and wins the heart of Koriana. But Lord Bemin mistrusts harpers and will not hear of a match between his daughter and th e low-born Kindan. Then fate intervenes in the form of a virulent plague as fast-spreading as it is deadly. Arising suddenly, as if out of nowhere, the contagion decimates hold after hold, paying no heed to distinctions of birth. In this feverish crucible, friendship and love will be tested., Del Rey, 2008, 4, DreamWorks, 1997. Very Good. Based on the true story of the 1839 mutiny on board the Spanish slave ship, Amistad, here is the frightening sequence of events that led fifty-three y oung men and women - and one young nation - to seek freedom and justice for all people. Amistad is the story of Cinque, the illegally enslaved son of a Mende chief who led an uprising full of fury and courage. It is also the story of John Quincy Adams, the former American president, who reluctantly heeded the call to justice and defended Cinque in a Supreme Court trial tha t would alter the nation's history. And it is the story of men and women se arching to find truth and to uphold the basic tenets of the American Consti tution. Brilliantly narrated by award-winning novelist Alexs Pate, Amistad celebrates the human spirit's profound determination to fight, hope, and to be free., DreamWorks, 1997, 3<

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London: Fount Paperbacks, 1983.. 2nd ed. "A personal and moving testimony from this well known sociologist, theologian and preacher who has found, and lived by, the ultimate truth: G… mais…

London: Fount Paperbacks, 1983.. 2nd ed. "A personal and moving testimony from this well known sociologist, theologian and preacher who has found, and lived by, the ultimate truth: God is love". Pp127, very slight toning to page edges. P/b VG. ., London: Fount Paperbacks, 1983., 0, USA: The Theosophical Publishing House, 1976. Paperback. Good +. 5 1/2" x 8"., The Theosophical Publishing House, 1976, 2.5, DreamWorks, 1997. Very Good. Based on the true story of the 1839 mutiny on board the Spanish slave ship, Amistad, here is the frightening sequence of events that led fifty-three y oung men and women - and one young nation - to seek freedom and justice for all people. Amistad is the story of Cinque, the illegally enslaved son of a Mende chief who led an uprising full of fury and courage. It is also the story of John Quincy Adams, the former American president, who reluctantly heeded the call to justice and defended Cinque in a Supreme Court trial tha t would alter the nation's history. And it is the story of men and women se arching to find truth and to uphold the basic tenets of the American Consti tution. Brilliantly narrated by award-winning novelist Alexs Pate, Amistad celebrates the human spirit's profound determination to fight, hope, and to be free., DreamWorks, 1997, 3<

1997, ISBN: 9780451195166

DreamWorks, 1997. Very Good. Based on the true story of the 1839 mutiny on board the Spanish slave ship, Amistad, here is the frightening sequence of events that led fifty-three y oung … mais…

DreamWorks, 1997. Very Good. Based on the true story of the 1839 mutiny on board the Spanish slave ship, Amistad, here is the frightening sequence of events that led fifty-three y oung men and women - and one young nation - to seek freedom and justice for all people. Amistad is the story of Cinque, the illegally enslaved son of a Mende chief who led an uprising full of fury and courage. It is also the story of John Quincy Adams, the former American president, who reluctantly heeded the call to justice and defended Cinque in a Supreme Court trial tha t would alter the nation's history. And it is the story of men and women se arching to find truth and to uphold the basic tenets of the American Consti tution. Brilliantly narrated by award-winning novelist Alexs Pate, Amistad celebrates the human spirit's profound determination to fight, hope, and to be free., DreamWorks, 1997, 3<

ISBN: 9780451195166

Signet. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library cop… mais…

Signet. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included., Signet, 2.5<

1997, ISBN: 9780451195166

Signet, December 1997. Mass Market Paperback . Good. Pate,Alexs Amistad Edge and corner wear; creases to spine; pages clean and tight. All Orders Shipped With Tracking And Delivery Conf… mais…

Signet, December 1997. Mass Market Paperback . Good. Pate,Alexs Amistad Edge and corner wear; creases to spine; pages clean and tight. All Orders Shipped With Tracking And Delivery Confirmation Numbers., Signet, 2.5<