Growing A Global Village: Making History At Seabrook Farms by Charles H. Harrison (South Jersey Editor and Senior Writer for "General Store" and teacher of writing at Rowan University) is the unusual story of the first industrial farming operation in America, which in 1955 was named "the biggest vegetable factory in the world" by Life magazine. The prototype of what was to become known as "agribusiness", Seabrook Farms was a commercial operation which helped to pioneer a change in agriculture itself, and was also a major provisioner of food stocks for America's soldiers in World War II. The fascinating story of the conception and enactment of this grand and innovative project, Growing A Global Village is concisely presented in a highly recommended and absorbing account.

Although some of the examples are dated, this is a fantastic text for teaching the basics of all aspects biological research, from planning, execution and analysis of results to writing abstracts and publishable articles. Great for undergrads and graduate students as well. Professors who choose this text won't have to go around picking and chooseing bits and pieces from diverse sources.

This book is a terrific gift for anyone getting baptised or having children baptised. Cleverly written and makes you feel good just reading it!

Although out of print, the author has some copies for folks who really want them such as those who own a house on the boulevard or those fighting for preservation and sensible planning.

This book is an excellent photographical historical journal about Harrison County and Clarksburg West Virginia.Check it out!!

Love historical fiction! This author has a great sense of humor; found myself laughing out loud at the airport! Revisiting the late 60's was good for my soul!

I have used Harrisons since the eighties. I am a Clinical Psychologist dealing with patients who often have multiple medical problems. Harrison's is a complete solution to getting up to the date medical information, not only the book and CD but also the Website. It is expensive, but if you only ever buy one medical text, this has to be the one.

When it comes to internal medicine, which is generally considered to be the core of the medical profession, Harrison's is the standard that others use for comparison. The hardcover has always been outstanding. New versions are available regularly with changes based on information gathered from the latest clinical trials, new drugs released, etc worldwide. The CDROM version takes it a bit further. Now instead of waiting a year or two for updates, access to medical sites on the WWW enables the student, intern, resident, or even the attending to get the latest information fast. If you could buy only one medical resource this would have to be it.

So, how do I to get medicine knowledge? Only if I read the finest great and wonder world of magic letters. And where could I find out this? Just in the peaceful and decoreted pages of powerful medicine care. Then I saw in a dream, a nebulous dream, and know that was a response to my asks. I started to practice Internal Medicine, and learned how to love personal relations, so Medicine is like that. Its more than save lifes or make people feel good. Its relation ship, about people and people, and not about doctor and ill. Medicine!! Just do it!! Excuse my poor english. I from Brazil and don't write in english. Alejandro Javier email adress: corbera@correionet.com.br

Amazon doesn't give a lot of information on this book. To clarify, the listing you're looking at right now is for the first volume only, 10th edition.

Volume I: ISBN 0070496080
Volume II: ISBN 0070496099
Set of both: ISBN 0070793093

The second volume's ISBN doesn't show up on Amazon, but the two-volume set does.

Hope this helps.