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9 year old Alex is drifting off into a land of dreams imagining wonderful things far away from his boring classroom...soon the adventure begins! A wonderful tale filled with many charming magical creatures to delight readers both young and old!

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Excerpt from Notes on PolicyHis brain was even as a workshop, containing engines, electric, innumerable, the working of which was varied but was for the making of the peoples.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work...

Excerpt from The South African War, 1899-1900: A Military Retrospect Up to the Relief of LadysmithIn submitting these pages to readers already, in many cases, as well informed as myself, I should explain that I did not at first intend to do so, rather, in collecting material for a monthly article on the War for my brother officers, I began to wish for an impartial account from a military point of view.Thanks to the kind assistance of the R.E. ...

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Glyn Jones, friend of Dylan Thomas, Keidrych Rhys and Jack Jones was a pioneer in the movement which established the importance of Welsh writing in English. This biography examines and evaluates his life and works, including poetry, short fiction and the novel.

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Excerpt from Notes on Policy I beheld a vision. And lo, a man, great, mighty, and four-square, with his arms outstretched to all the nations upon earth! And the feet of him were as clay, plastic, and the trunk thereof was of polished brass, bound about with ribs of steel and sinews of indiarubber, and within him was, as it were, a stomach containing all manner of meats, good in themselves but dangerous in excess, but the heart of him was as...

Excerpt from The South African War, 1899-1900: A Military Retrospect Up to the Relief of Ladysmith In submitting these pages to readers already, in many cases, as well informed as myself, I should explain that I did not at first intend to do so, rather, in collecting material for a monthly article on the War for my brother officers, I began to wish for an impartial account from a military point of view. Thanks to the kind assistance of the R...

Seren have served [Leslie Norris] well." The Warwick Review