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The Rebel Runaways are on one side of the line; Fotheringay and the Government are on the other. No one will give up the fight. In a tale of two continents, the Rebel Runaways seek to defeat the illegal activities of slave traders secretly funded by the Prime Minister and Fotheringay. Joshua, an ex-slave, has the motivation, Charlotte has the skills to fly the airship and the crew must work together to succeed. Is another cargo of Africans destined for a life of misery? Meanwhile, a Trades Union march in England is organised to protest against cruel working conditions, unaware that the Government and Fotheringay have planned a lethal reception for them. In a world where injustice rules, can the Rebel Runaways win this struggle?If you enjoy books like 'The Infinity Engines' by Andrew Hastie, 'Fogbound: Empire in Flames' by Gareth Clegg or 'The Earl of Brass by Kara Jorgensen, you will love this story.

Enjoy the Sudoku game with 304 normal and hard puzzles. Hours of entertainment. Makes a great gift. An amazing way to develop and practice problem solving skills. Change the boring moments of waiting for someone or the day that is stuck in the house, can't go out because of heavy snow. This book will help kill those boring time into a relaxation and keeping your memory sharp.

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Enjoy the Sudoku game with 200 normal puzzles. Hours of entertainment. Makes a great gift. An amazing way to develop and practice problem solving skills. Change the boring moments of waiting for someone or the day that is stuck in the house, can't go out because of heavy snow. This book will help kill those boring time into a relaxation and keeping your memory sharp.

You've written a book and you're ready to get it published. But where do you start? How do you find the right publisher? And once you've found one, how do you make sure you don't make any costly mistakes?Thankfully, help is on hand from publishing experts Jenn Foster and Melanie Johnson. In their new book, "e;7 Costly Mistakes when Choosing a Publisher"e;, they detail the seven most common mistakes authors make when choosing a publisher - and how to avoid them.From not doing your research to forgetting to negotiate your royalties, this book is essential reading for any author looking to get their book published. Foster and Johnson share their insider knowledge and expertise to help you make the best decisions for your book - and ensure that you keep control of your rights and royalties.With clear, practical advice and plenty of insider tips, this book is an essential read for anyone considering self-publishing or going down the traditional route. Avoid the costly mistakes others have made - pick up your copy today!

Engineers who play a major role in hazardous waste management, must have full understanding of technical, regulatory, economic, permitting, institutional and public policy issues. This reference book provides this information, providing data and techniques that can be applied to analyzing, designing and developing effective hazardous waste management solutions.

This is a story about how our family prayed for a dog and God answered our prayer in the most unusual way. We describe our journey in finding the dog and the impact the dog has on our family. The dog is unusual and nothing we imagined!

Magister Dr. Robert Johnson's companion piece to Anton LaVey's celebrated THE SATANIC WITCH

As Christians we believe that God speaks - that God has spoken to people down through the centuries and still speaks to us today. But just how does God speak to us? Has his speech changed over time? And how do we "hear" the voice of God? In this insightful book Ben Campbell Johnson explores the subject of divine speech, highlighting its importance to faith and leading Christian believers into the practice of listening for God's voice in daily life.Johnson first explores the biblical foundations of divine communication, tracing the ways that God has spoken to humankind from the calling of Abraham, to the appearance of Jesus, to the continuing work of the Spirit in the early church. He then gleans important lessons about God's language from a wide range of Christian figures throughout history - Polycarp, Julian of Norwich, Teresa of Ávila, Henri Nouwen, and others.As this historical record shows, God communicates with us in a variety of ways. In exploring these different modes of "GodSpeech," Johnson deftly guides readers into the practice of "intensive listening," a way of posing issues to God and discerning his response. Numerous anecdotes illuminate Johnson's discussion, and each chapter ends with questions for reflection and discussion as well as suggestions for journaling. Johnson concludes the book by recounting a number of personal experiences that vividly illustrate the value of learning to listen to God's voice.At a time when many Christians hunger for a more personal, meaningful connection with God, this book shows readers how to discern divine language and forge a closer, richer relationship with "the God who speaks."

Luke Timothy Johnson explores the letter of James from a viariety of perspectives. After a general introduction to James, he looks at its history of interpretation. He then examines James's social and historical situation, its place within Scripture and its use of the sayings of Jesus.

September 17, 1862, at Antietam Creek was the bloodiest day of the Civil War, as both armies made heavy use of field artillery, the long arm. In Artillery Hell Curt Johnson and Richard C. Anderson, Jr., provide a detailed examination of the role of field artillery in the Battle of Antietam. Johnson sets the context with an overview of organizational problems on the eve of a great battle. Anderson's concise discussion of different types of artillery and their capabilities and ammunition is presented in accessible language. The heart of Artillery Hell is Maj. Joseph Mills Hanson's unpublished 1940 report, Employment of Artillery. It includes compilations of the batteries in the respective armies at Antietam, a review of the battle actions of the individual batteries, and a list of battery positions in a tentative order. Johnson and Anderson build upon Hanson's reports with individual chapters on the Union and the Confederate artillery at Antietam. Utilizing previously untapped or unavailable sources, especially the Henry Jackson Hunt Papers at the Library of Congress, they answer questions that have long challenged historians and others interested in the battle. Artillery Hell discusses virtually every aspect of field artillery used during the Civil War. Battlefield visitors can use it to identify and understand the different types of cannon and their capabilities, and historians will find in it the military perspective so many studies of the battle lack.