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Books : Perfume From Provence

Perfume From Provence


by: lady fortescue
1946
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Books : Little Dorrit

Little Dorrit


by: Charles Dickens
1867
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Books : A Tune A Day For Trumpet or Cornet Book 1

A Tune A Day For Trumpet or Cornet Book 1


by: C. Paul Herfurth
1941
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Books : The Immortal Operas of Gilbert and Sullivan, containing the stories of the plays and the words and music of famous numbers from each opera, with an appreciation by Sir H. Lytton

The Immortal Operas of Gilbert and Sullivan, containing the stories of the plays and the words and music of famous numbers from each opera, with an appreciation by Sir H. Lytton


by: Arthur Seymour Sullivan
1932
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Books : Red in the Morning

Red in the Morning


by: Dornford Yates
October 01, 1946
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Dornford Yates began his writing career in the early part of the last century with a series of light social comedies, before switching to thrillers/adventure yarns, of which he must have written nearly 20. Most feature either Jonah Mansel or Richard Chandos, and have exotic locations - the South of France or middle Europe - and a cast of equally exotic villains. If you have not read them before, then notwithstanding its place in the middle of the sequence - this book is not a bad place to start. A ripping Yarn.
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Books : Conquest of Happiness (U.Books)

Conquest of Happiness (U.Books)


by: Bertrand Russell
1930-12
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Bertrand Russell, mathematician, philosopher and Nobel prize winner,appears to have lived a full and interesting life for 97 years so his philosophy to achieve happiness should be well worth a look. I like the easy to read format, chapters that may be read at your leisure one at a time or even read the whole book in one sitting.

BR looks at the reasons for unhappiness ie Boredom, envy, being a victim, having a persecution complex etc and gives very good advice, often hilariously funny, to change your way of thinking, if that is your problem. So, if something really upsets you keep thinking about it, force yourself to think about it until it becomes so tiresome and boring that you never want to think about it again, he says. ... Read More:

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Books : Last Horizons: Hunting, Fishing & Shooting on Five Continents

Last Horizons: Hunting, Fishing & Shooting on Five Continents


by: Peter Hathaway Capstick
January 01, 1920
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The diary of a hunt for fire breathing dragon (complete with references to the appropriate hard to get license, season, gear and limited hunting area) in the last chapter is worth the price of the book for anyone who loves Capstick's writing. Other chapters deal with Air rifles, fishing, rat hunting in New Jersey, et al. This is not as chock full of big game excitement as Capstick's other works. But over all still a good read.
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Books : Understanding the Dreams You Dream

Understanding the Dreams You Dream


by: Ira Milligan
January 01, 1920
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The diary of a hunt for fire breathing dragon (complete with references to the appropriate hard to get license, season, gear and limited hunting area) in the last chapter is worth the price of the book for anyone who loves Capstick's writing. Other chapters deal with Air rifles, fishing, rat hunting in New Jersey, et al. This is not as chock full of big game excitement as Capstick's other works. But over all still a good read.
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Books : The Spanish Labyrinth: An Account of the Social and Political Background of the Spanish Civil War

The Spanish Labyrinth: An Account of the Social and Political Background of the Spanish Civil War


by: Gerald Brenan
January 01, 1950
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You can ignore the origins of Spanish Civil War but they are absolutely known, not almost ununderstandable as I think happens with First World War. Spain, owing to complex causes beginning with the arriving of gold and silver in big amounts from America, became a country disaccustomed to work excepting the poorer people. Catholic Church, ever in the side of the powerful, attracted hate of humble people and obstructed science. This situation lasted 3- 4 centuries of revolts. It has been said the putsch was the work of army officers, not generals or admirals, excepting three or four essentials with Mola and Franco in the head. Well, in 1975 Franco died and was done the Transición, a rational but complex process, as many people lost the war and had to ... Read More:
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Books : A Field Guide to the Stars and Planets

A Field Guide to the Stars and Planets


by: Donald Howard Menzel
January 01, 1901
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You can ignore the origins of Spanish Civil War but they are absolutely known, not almost ununderstandable as I think happens with First World War. Spain, owing to complex causes beginning with the arriving of gold and silver in big amounts from America, became a country disaccustomed to work excepting the poorer people. Catholic Church, ever in the side of the powerful, attracted hate of humble people and obstructed science. This situation lasted 3- 4 centuries of revolts. It has been said the putsch was the work of army officers, not generals or admirals, excepting three or four essentials with Mola and Franco in the head. Well, in 1975 Franco died and was done the Transición, a rational but complex process, as many people lost the war and had to ... Read More:
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