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The Living of Charlotte Perkins Gilman: An Autobiography
Published in Library Binding by Reprint Services Corp (October, 1991)
Authors: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Charlotte Perkins Stetson Gilman
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Great Book to see How She Truly lived her life
Gilman was a woman who went through much pain and suffering this book tells of her life being taken away from her by her Psychiatrist whom she hated for the rest of her. She speaks of being put on the Rest Cure for Post-Pardom Depression and how the doctors told her not to have anymore children. She speaks of her 8 years being locked up in her own house and in an insane asylum and she tells how her doctor put her on a regamine for the rest of her life. She also speaks of how she was not able to write and generate what she loved most--writing; because her doctor told her not too. She speaks of her publication of her first short stories and "The Yellow Wallpaper" and many others of her stories. She also or the author also speaks of how Gilman commits suicide in the end. It gets really depressing, but you really see how Psychologists thought in the 19th century and how a great writer had to live her life.


Lone Star Confederate: A Gallant and Good Soldier of the 5th Texas Infantry (Texas A & M University Military History Series, No. 84)
Published in Hardcover by Texas A&M University Press (April, 2003)
Authors: George Skoch, Mark W. Perkins, and Robert Campbell
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Bloodshed, long marches, starvation and much worse
The collaborative effort of civil war enthusiasts George Skoch and Mark W. Perkins, Lone Star Confederate: A Gallant And Good Soldier Of The Fifth Texas Infantry is a collection of letters penned by a Confederate solider. Eyewitness accounts of bloodshed, aftermath, long marches, starvation and much worse fill the pages of this riveting firsthand testimony of the front lines of America's deadliest war. Lone Star Confederate is a welcome and strongly recommended addition to Civil War collections and reading lists.


Man and Nature
Published in Paperback by Harvard Univ Pr (October, 1973)
Authors: George Perkins Marsh and David Lowenthal
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Enlightened analysis concerning Humankind's destructivness.
Originally published in 1864, Marsh explains in wonderful detail the consequences of humankind's manipulation of earth's resources. Truly an enlightened thinker.


Many Peoples, One Land: A Guide to New Multicultural Literature for Children and Young Adults
Published in Hardcover by Greenwood Press (30 October, 2000)
Authors: Alethea K. Helbig and Agnes Regan Perkins
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A fine library reference
This guide to the new multicultural literature available for children and young adults is divided both by age group and ethnic group; from Hispanic American fiction and Native American oral traditions to African American fiction. Bibliographic listings include plot overviews, age group references, and insights on the ethnic literary traditions explored in each title. A fine library reference or a key to building a multicultural collection.


MCSE Electives
Published in Hardcover by Sybex, Inc. (15 December, 1998)
Authors: Charles Perkins, Matthew Strebe, Todd Lammle, and et al
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Excellent MCSE Study Set
An excellent study set indeed. If you want to get your MCSEcertificate quickly then this package does it all - very easy to readand understand, excellent study guides, tests and exam questions. You can easily get your MCSE by getting this stuff than paying for a few thousands of dollars for other similar packages.

Cheers. MC.


Mosby's Color Atlas and Text of Neurology
Published in Paperback by Mosby (January, 1998)
Authors: G. David Perkin and G. David Perkins Dr
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Mosby's Neurology Really Rates
This is an excellent text chosen for our medical school course in neurology by an outstanding "Gold Medal" neurologist who has worked and taught at Harvard and Sinai. This book provides an excellent resource and the photos are invaluable. It is easy to read yet thorough and is a fine complement to Lange's Correlative Neuroanatomy when it comes to understanding the nervous system and disease. It's good enough to grace the office of the knowledgeable specialist and the desk of the inquiring student.


Murder at the Cat Show
Published in Hardcover by St. Martin's Press (August, 1989)
Author: Marian Babson
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Murder most feline
MURDER AT THE CAT SHOW is the ultimate cat mystery. It may not be for everyone, but cat lovers should adore it. This novel caters well to its target audience and anyone who fails to see the fun in it must either hate cats or be humor-challenged.

Douglas Perkins is a public relations official for London's prestigious Cats Through the Ages Exhibition. He is indifferent towards the critters, but has every intention of doing his best for his client, the overbearing Rose Chesne-Malvern. Perkins watches the exhibitors as they set up their booths, including those of a kitty litter marketer, the "court" of a TV commercial cat, and a display of two live adult Sumatran tigers. He notices the different ways they each interact with their animals and other exhibitors. Things run rather smoothly at the show until one of its more valuable exhibits is stolen. He then finds this is one job where his agency is really going to work hard for its public relations fee.

It is absolutely brilliant how well Author Marian Babson renders the personalities of all the different cats in her 1972 novel. Among some of the more illustrious feline characters are Pandora the Endearing, Precious Black Jade the Vicious, and Silver Fur the Stupid. Even the tigers are convincingly portrayed. This is obviously someone who has had a lot of experience around cats and shows incredible talent for distinguishing them in fiction.

The protagonist's character growth is stronger here than demonstrated in many other stories of the genre, which comes out through its love story subplot. After Perkins spends one night with his new lover, he is incredibly protective of her. When he's at a point of losing her, we see a life-changing moment.

Babson's prose is crisp and keeps interest. Her style is "sensuous" and without any waste. If criticism must be made, this reviewer noticed Perkins initiates very little of the action until the climax. He's more of an observer watching the conflicts unravel instead of actively investigating himself. On the other hand, the sequence comes together well and with good humor. If the novel is entertaining regardless, is this really a big deal?

MURDER AT THE CAT SHOW makes no pretensions at being a "serious" mystery genre story, but Babson's crafting is nonetheless superb. Readers who like cats will find this short novel a warm and fuzzy high.


Mustang: North American P-51 (Living History Series World War II)
Published in Paperback by Howell Pr (June, 1995)
Authors: Paul Perkins and Dan Patterson
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Wonderful
This was a great book, very good pictures. Really depicts the decade!


Not Just Another Science Fair
Published in Paperback by Goodyear Pub Co (March, 1999)
Authors: Vasquez, France, Perkins, Laura Vazquez, David M. France, and Kim M. Perkins
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Complete guide to initiate a community based science fair.
Easy to read. Step-by-step guide to organizing and conducting a community based science fair. Useful forms and timelines. Helpful ideas for kick-off assemblies and how to judge entries. Great resource for K-8 grade levels and tailors information for specific age levels.


Nuclear Medicine in Pharmaceutical Research
Published in Hardcover by Taylor & Francis (15 February, 1999)
Authors: Alan Perkins and Malcolm Frier
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Montevideo
Nuclear Medicine in Pharmaceutical Research is a suitable connection between Nuclear Medicine area and those who are working in pharmaceutical development. Chapters 1 to 3 give a general and detailed background. Chapters 4 to 9 gather an important information which is spread throughtout scientific literature related to a broad spectrum of drug delivery applications: respiratory tract, oesophageal transit, stomach and small bowel, colonic release and absorption, ocular studies and drug carriers. Perkins and Frier's book is written in very comprehensive way and gives very useful information.


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