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Stories of the Confederate South is a collection of short fiction written from a uniquely Southern perspective and presenting a variety of Southern characters, events, and issues during and after the Civil War.

Blood Diamonds of the Lost Bazaar takes readers into two very different worlds-from the Lost Bazaar Art Gallery in small-town North Louisiana into Sierra Leone and its dark, violent and sad world of Blood Diamonds and boy soldiers. Caitlin, a beautiful and talented artist, ends a stormy relationship with her musician boyfriend Hunter and journeys to Sierra Leone. Von Vermeer, a wealthy, charming diamond merchant pursues her, and though attract...

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The Book of Facts for the Scots, Irish, and other Celts is certainly a book that will educate and inspire anyone who has Celtic ancestry or wishes to increase their knowledge of the Scottish, Cornish, Irish and Welsh cultures and histories. For writers who study the past, The Book of Facts will be an idea book. For those who visit Scottish or Irish festivals or those who plan on touring Scotland or Ireland and other Celtic places in the United...

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Sheridan didn't believe in witches, not in 1972, not until he fell in love with Bronwynn, a dark-haired beauty in North Dallas. Then, he learned more than he wanted about the dark side of magic, witchcraft, and Satanism hidden in the underbelly of Dallas. Follow Sheridan and other members of that Led Zeppelin generation as they self-destruct, create beautiful art, and crash against forces they don't understand, and are not ready to face.

Jim Limber Davis was rescued from an abusive guardian by Varina Davis when he was only five years old. Jefferson and Varina Davis welcomed him into their home, the Confederate White House, as one of the family, and Jim lived with them until the fall of the Confederacy. When Union soldiers invaded Richmond, Virginia, they captured Jefferson Davis. Later, they kidnapped Jim Limber in Georgia and spread cruel rumors that he was Jefferson Davis's ...

After researching diaries, biographies, and historical events, Rickey Pittman wrote this collection of short stories to honor the lives of unknown heroes such as Lucinda Johnson's great-grandmother who brought a corrupted Union officer to justice. Through his writing, Pittman gives readers a sense of the South's passion for life and devotion to heritage that still exists today. Readers feel present-day teen Joseph's Southern pride as he strugg...

From Saint Andrew's Day to thistle to Zetland, this journey through the alphabet and across the breathtaking beauty of Scotland is an educational adventure for all readers. This gorgeously illustrated book comes complete with a glossary of important Scottish figures, historical places, and events. Full color.

A is for "Alabama, " B is for bugle, and C is for cavalryman in this illustrated, rhyming ABC book for young readers. At the end, lyrics to popular Confederate songs are provided. Full color.

In 1855, people of color began attending Sunday school at the Lexington Presbyterian Church in Virginia. Stonewall Jackson himself was the first superintendent of the school. This nonfiction children's picture book tells the remarkable story.

Learn all about the country Ireland in this alphabet book, in which each letter represents something about the country.