This book is the only book I know about a long forgotten part of both American and Church history.
The Anglican church played a significant role in the developement of this country. For too long Purtian New England with it's Pilgrims and dissenters has held sway over the religious history of the English colonies in North America.
Anglicans had a tremendous influence in the colonies where they were the established church.
Dr.Woolverton has done extensive research examining every aspect of the church's role both in the official and unofficial life of the colonies. It is a great shame this book has gone out of print. It is a must read for any student of the colonial period or anyone concerned with the history of the church in the 17th and 18th centuries.

By far Pohl's best book. I read a lot of sci-fi and this is one of my all time faves. If you like good character development and solid quantum theory with people jumping between alternate earths then read this book. It's out of print but worth finding!

Normally known as Dyer's Compendium, this is a massive digest of all Union organizations that served in the US Civil War. The Compendium is divided into four major sections. The first section surveys all corps, divisions, brigades and other higher-level organizations of the US Army throughout the Civil War. Each is listed with its component units, when those units joined and when they left, as well as commanders. The second section lists all officers of general rank and their command assignments in chronological order. The third section lists all battles, engagements, skirmishes and other affairs on a state-by-state basis, with participating Union units and casualties. The final section lists all Union units, their organizational history and a narrative of service.

While the Compendium is sometimes inaccurate, it forms an invaluable starting point for research on the Civil War.

This book has been a great supplemental text in my UCLA extension class. I had previously used Richard Henderson's book, Compensation Management, Rewarding Performance, but found that it was too technical for my students. This book, by Frederick Hill, covers all the pertinent areas of compensation that are necessary for an introductory course; presents all the information clearly and concisely, with relevant examples, sample forms and cases. I plan on ordering this book for my next class

Concise, very interesting examples and text explanations. A must have for any error currency enthusiast.

The collaborative effort of computer animation experts Frederic I. Parke and Keith Waters, Computer Facial Animation is a fascinating, in-depth, and thoroughly "user friendly" technical guide to the art and craft of three-dimensional computer animation, especially as applied to faces and expressions. An in-depth, exhaustive, and scholarly "how-to" text, Computer Facial Animation is an impressively comprehensive, 365-page textbook which is especially recommended for advanced students of graphics, mathematics, and programming.

This book is a fascinating look into the minds of some outstanding conductors working today! I would highly recommend it for students of conducting and music lovers in general - Harris explores perhaps the most crucial and elusive aspect of music-making - the emotional aspect.

I have always been interested in the old west. The various customs of the Native Americans and the ways that the minds of prior generations worked in their own times. I have always had a love of horses and this novel certainly kept my attention. This book is only one of the Buckskin Man Series. They are all excellent. They have an order in which they should be read to be most effective because of the dates. If I can remember the order they are as follows. 1. Conquering Horse. 2. Lord Grizzley 3. Riders of Judgement 4. Jack of Spades 5. Scarlet Plum I was not disappointed in one of these. Frederick Manfred also wrote under the name of Fredrica. I do however, have a few of his books that I do not like. His home was in Minnesota and the area that he writes about in all these novels is the five state area around Minnesota.

Cooking Lighthouse Style is a treasured collection of North American lighthouses with associated recipes, either traditional, historic, or contemporary. Featuring black and white photos of each of the lighthouses (some of which no longer exist), and a brief historical sketch, each recipe encapsulates an essence of that particular lighthouse keeper's daily life. In addition to the unique recipe collection, there is an introduction which covers more of the history of North American lighthouses, including sections on organization, construction, lamps, lenses and lights, fog signals, flashing lights, and daily routines. In an impressive bibliography on lighthouses is also included on page 13.

I have been fimiliar with this book for more then 15 years. I read them from library when I worked in China, at that time it was impossible for me to obtain one (most Chinese can not affort the cost). So I have a dream to translate the book into Chinese.

From basic, this book traced the recent advances in corneal cell biology, immunology, microbiology, it supplies a overview the foundment of cornea.

From clinic, it is practable. It gives a detailed technique. It is a treasure box for guiding a new doctor.

I think I have been deeply benefit from this book.