Bücher von Alan Bailey

This book offers a comprehensive overview of David Hume's writings on religion, paying particular attention to the inter-relationships between the various works. It presents an analysis of Hume's place in the history of atheism.

"This book describes the authors historic memoires of a unique and privileged childhood, where the Great Rift Valley in Kenya was his playground. It contains many stories and experiences which have provided him with a background on which to build a life time of optimum happiness and satisfaction with no regrets."

The Mystery of Miz Arnette is set in Oklahoma's devastating Dust Bowl. The time is 1934 when Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd along with their gangs roamed the territory. Out of the desolate nowhere arrives Miz Arnette to rent the room that had been advertised and leased four months ago. With the family farm at stake and desperate for the additional income, young Floy Kate strikes a deal and takes in the intriguing stranger that would forever change her life.

5f / Comedy / ExteriorFour garden-club ladies meet a young girl who has come to their little Texas town to marry an infantryman before he ships off for World War II. The women impulsively decide to throw the girl an elaborate wedding, and their lives and friendships are thrown into turmoil as they race to accomplish the nuptials in one frenzied afternoon."Delightful! ... Funny and folksy ... The ladies light up the stage!" - Dallas Morning News