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Inspiration & Authority Bible

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by: Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield

1948-06

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Shadow the Sheep-dog (Seagull Library series)

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by: Enid Blyton

1950

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Things Fall Apart

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by: Chinua Achebe

January 01, 1920
Chinua Achebe's acclaimed novel starts out as a thoughtful invocation of the culture and values of the Igbo people in pre-colonial Nigeria at a time when advice is sought from oracles and medicine-men, justice despatched through blood feuds and human sacrifice, and where the manly virtues of the warrior remain the defining quality sought by all self-respecting men. Embarrassed by his weak father Okonkwo sets out to be become a clan leader through steely determination, hard work and plain bullying. A lot of good it does him, though. A fatal accident - not in any way his fault - results in flight from his clan and a humiliating seven year exile. On his return, the missionaries had arrived in his village and we all know what happened next: the ... Read More:

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First Repertoire for Alto Saxophone & Piano

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from: Faber Music

1900
Chinua Achebe's acclaimed novel starts out as a thoughtful invocation of the culture and values of the Igbo people in pre-colonial Nigeria at a time when advice is sought from oracles and medicine-men, justice despatched through blood feuds and human sacrifice, and where the manly virtues of the warrior remain the defining quality sought by all self-respecting men. Embarrassed by his weak father Okonkwo sets out to be become a clan leader through steely determination, hard work and plain bullying. A lot of good it does him, though. A fatal accident - not in any way his fault - results in flight from his clan and a humiliating seven year exile. On his return, the missionaries had arrived in his village and we all know what happened next: the ... Read More:

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Dear Octopus - A Comedy

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by: Dodie Smith

December 31, 1939
Chinua Achebe's acclaimed novel starts out as a thoughtful invocation of the culture and values of the Igbo people in pre-colonial Nigeria at a time when advice is sought from oracles and medicine-men, justice despatched through blood feuds and human sacrifice, and where the manly virtues of the warrior remain the defining quality sought by all self-respecting men. Embarrassed by his weak father Okonkwo sets out to be become a clan leader through steely determination, hard work and plain bullying. A lot of good it does him, though. A fatal accident - not in any way his fault - results in flight from his clan and a humiliating seven year exile. On his return, the missionaries had arrived in his village and we all know what happened next: the ... Read More:

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Whiteoak Harvest

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by: Mazo De La Roche

1936-12
Chinua Achebe's acclaimed novel starts out as a thoughtful invocation of the culture and values of the Igbo people in pre-colonial Nigeria at a time when advice is sought from oracles and medicine-men, justice despatched through blood feuds and human sacrifice, and where the manly virtues of the warrior remain the defining quality sought by all self-respecting men. Embarrassed by his weak father Okonkwo sets out to be become a clan leader through steely determination, hard work and plain bullying. A lot of good it does him, though. A fatal accident - not in any way his fault - results in flight from his clan and a humiliating seven year exile. On his return, the missionaries had arrived in his village and we all know what happened next: the ... Read More:

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Understanding the Dreams You Dream

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by: Ira Milligan

January 01, 1920
Chinua Achebe's acclaimed novel starts out as a thoughtful invocation of the culture and values of the Igbo people in pre-colonial Nigeria at a time when advice is sought from oracles and medicine-men, justice despatched through blood feuds and human sacrifice, and where the manly virtues of the warrior remain the defining quality sought by all self-respecting men. Embarrassed by his weak father Okonkwo sets out to be become a clan leader through steely determination, hard work and plain bullying. A lot of good it does him, though. A fatal accident - not in any way his fault - results in flight from his clan and a humiliating seven year exile. On his return, the missionaries had arrived in his village and we all know what happened next: the ... Read More:

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The Brading Collection: U

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by: Patricia Wentworth

January 01, 1950
While not reaching the heights of previous Miss Silver mysteries, this is still a worthwhile entry in the series. I particularly like the way the characters are still trying to come to terms with life after World War II. Some struggling with 'normality' and having to go back to pre-established roles.

Not as well known as Agatha Christie, Patricia Wentworth is far superior.

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Her Benny The Original Illustrated Edition

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by: Silas K Hocking

1890
While not reaching the heights of previous Miss Silver mysteries, this is still a worthwhile entry in the series. I particularly like the way the characters are still trying to come to terms with life after World War II. Some struggling with 'normality' and having to go back to pre-established roles.

Not as well known as Agatha Christie, Patricia Wentworth is far superior.

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Requiem. For soprano and baritone soli, chorus and orchestra ... Op.45. Edited by John E. West. The English version adapted from the Holy Scriptures by Ivor Atkins. [Vocal score.]

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by: Johannes Brahms

1947
While not reaching the heights of previous Miss Silver mysteries, this is still a worthwhile entry in the series. I particularly like the way the characters are still trying to come to terms with life after World War II. Some struggling with 'normality' and having to go back to pre-established roles.

Not as well known as Agatha Christie, Patricia Wentworth is far superior.