"Marx has a case to argue and he argues it forcefully, thereby significantly advancing a debate that has tended, in recent years, to languish in a smug and unquestioning liberal consensus. A major contribution to the interdisciplinary literature on nationalism."
Partha Chatterjee, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta

"Rejecting almost every previous account of nationalism - including mine! -- Anthony Marx provocatively locates its European origins in rulers' strategies of building support for their regimes by ruthless labeling and exclusion of those regimes' enemies. Marx's work will make students of contemporary nationalism rethink their subject."
Charles Tilly, author of From Mobilization to Revolution and Durable Inequality

This is an extraordinarily detailed account of the St Anthony Falls cataract with all the names of it's founding father's, companies and buildings that rose and fell around the whole area. This is a must have for anyone who is interested in the history of the downtown Minneapolis/Gateway/Falls. Having worked in one of the buildings that was talked about in the book for the better of five years I have come to appreciate the wonderful history of Mill City as it once was. I highly recommend this book, especially given the fact that the brand new Mill City Museum will be opening up in May 2003.

This book is entitled "A Family Treasury of Myths from Around the World". This book is very exciting for children of young ages. This book contains myths and legends from Greece, Africa, Rome, Japan and Israel. The book is filled completly with colorful illustrations on literaly every page. Some stories from the book are 'Romulus and Remus', 'Ulysses and the Sirens', 'Moses in Egypt', 'The Great Egyptian Ra' and 'The Heart of Afric'. If you want your kids or yourself to enjoy some great folktales i would greatly recomend this colorful book written by Viviane Koening.

I came across this little gem of poetry quite by chance. Very fresh yet very accessible. And beautifully produced.

Faust is an epic poem penned by the incomparable Goethe. He, the German Shakespeare, writes brilliantly of the universal scheme including God, Satan, and all manner of other creatures. At the center, however, is the good Dr. Faust. Faust is the subject of a bet between God and Mephistopheles. The story is thus set and Faust and Mephistopheles take to the world on a journey which leads the doctor into lewd affairs, titanic conflicts, and, eventually, introspection and self-discovery. It is a tale which any can relate to and through Faust's journey the reader discovers much about himself. This is an excellent poem rivalling anything written by Shakespeare or even Dante.

this is the story of a young irish lad who is coming of age. he learns many of lifes lessons the hard way, but still manages to avoid getting into too much trouble.... the ferret symbolizes his life... being directed by those in control of him (ie: his parents, teachers, peers, girls, etc.) through the first two thirds of the book, but eventually being freed from his chains of lust towards women and acceptance....

a good read... with a hint of irish dialect...

I ordered this book, not knowing what to expect...whether it would be aimed at a general audience or (like his Physics Lectures) something even professionals have to work hard to master. As I started reading it my first reaction was, groan, I've been programming for over fifteen years and this is definitely for total beginners. He gives a brief introduction, a "file clerk model" and then introduces "instruction sets". With his first exercise you begin to realize this is not going to be bedside reading. If you try to think the problems through it is definitely uphill, but once you get to the peaks the sight is exhilarating... This book is demanding but ranks among the best to have come out in a long time (but then I happen to like the three major aspects of the book, math, physics and computer science so maybe I am just a bit biased).

This book is written by sales professionals for sales professionals. There are a lot of great ideas on building relationships with new clients and on improving relationships with existing clients. Every page has an idea or a concept worth considering. I'd strongly recommend this book for anyone in sales.

This book has everything: sample resumes, insider's info on selection process, great advice on winning interviews, even a list of Academic and Professional Associations.

Anthony has done a great job putting this book together (with a little help from his friends). This book is written in english, not technical jargon. He knows what he's talking about and explains it beautifully. A must read for every fire officer or anyone who wants to be a fire officer some day. Whether volunteer or career, this is the book you need!