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After McGuire was diagnosed with Stage III non-Hodgkins lymphoma, she used medical treatment, alternative healing resources, and personal and community spiritual practices, to achieve recovery. During this time, her husband suffered a stroke as she completed treatment, and her journey included his care and recovery.

In den verschneiten Bergen des Harzes drohen Gefahren: Kälte, Einsamkeit und Wölfe, die die Menschen in Angst und Schrecken versetzen. Wer kann es da einer Familie verdenken, dass sie einer jungen Frau aus Transsylvanien Schutz in ihrem Haus bietet?

Die kleine Marie hat eine rege Phantasie. Zu Weihnachten schenkt Onkel Drosselmeier ihr einen Nussknacker. Und Marie gerät in ein phantastisches Abenteuer, denn der Mausekönig und seine Mutter haben mit dem Nussknacker noch eine Rechnung offen.

Während der Flitterwochen macht ein junges Paar die Bekanntschaft von Elias P. Hutcheson. Die drei planen einen Ausflug zur Burg zu Nürnberg, in der die "Eiserne Jungfrau", eines der grauenvollsten Folterwerkzeuge der Menschheit, ausgestellt ist ...

A new presentation of the evidence for the thought of Leucippus and Democritus, based on the original sources. Includes the Greek text of the fragments with facing English translation, notes, commentary, and complete indexes and concordances.

Experiences of the momentous fleet battle of the Great War at sea The narratives of the fighting at Jutland which are collected in this book were all written by officers or men who were present at the battle, and they are, therefore, first-hand evidence of the detailed events of the fighting. The book is not a criticism, it is a record of personal experiences. One has often felt that a great gap would be filled in the histories of old-time na...

With Crook in pursuit of Geronimo and his bandThe author of this book was a U.S soldier in addition to being a well known and highly regarded author on the Apache Wars of the later nineteenth century-in which he was an active participant. He maintained an interest, respect for and in some measure an affection for the Apaches and he also made a serious study of and wrote notable works on their customs and culture. He is perhaps best known for h...

An alternative view of Napoleon and the men of the First Empire The author of this book, Alexander Kielland, was a Norwegian academic who had embarked upon a study of the Congress of Vienna when he became, by his own admission, captivated by the personality of the Emperor of the French. That fascination led to the writing of this book which looks upon the career, character traits and methods of the management of power and war of one of the mo...

The sharp end of the First Afghan War The author of this book, Colonel Stacy was a highly regarded and capable British soldier destined to acquire much experience of campaigning and battle upon the Indian Sub-Continent. After the events described here he served with distinction during the Gwalior War and commanded a brigade under Dick in the First Sikh War where his leadership 'from the front, ' particularly at the hard fought Battle of Sobra...

The incredible story of the girl with the face tattoo The story of the Oatman girls, Olive and Mary Ann, is one of the most famous accounts of the abduction of white women by indigenous Indians in the annals of the history of the American western frontier. The Oatman's, led by their patriarch Royce, were a family of nine. Members of the Mormon faith, they had become dissenters of Brigham Young's leadership and allying themselves with James Br...

On the South Western Frontier The California Column Frontier Service During the Rebellion Kit Carson's Fight With the Comanche and Kiowa Indians Union men against rebels and Indians in the South West The story of the California Column is one of the most remarkable of the American Civil War. Whilst the war was one of a nation divided, each side was not a geographical whole. Much of the war was fought in the east but the vastness of the contin...

The great clash between the U.S Army and the Plains Indian tribes Everyone who has been fascinated by the history of the American western frontier has much for which to thank Cyrus Townsend Brady, the author of this book. Brady was a prolific author of both fiction and non fiction and in both genres his abiding interest and knowledge of the history of his own country is a well demonstrated. This book, 'Indian Fights and Fighters, ' captivated...

With Crook in pursuit of Geronimo and his band The author of this book was a U.S soldier in addition to being a well known and highly regarded author on the Apache Wars of the later nineteenth century-in which he was an active participant. He maintained an interest, respect for and in some measure an affection for the Apaches and he also made a serious study of and wrote notable works on their customs and culture. He is perhaps best known for...

Experiences of the momentous fleet battle of the Great War at seaThe narratives of the fighting at Jutland which are collected in this book were all written by officers or men who were present at the battle, and they are, therefore, first-hand evidence of the detailed events of the fighting. The book is not a criticism, it is a record of personal experiences. One has often felt that a great gap would be filled in the histories of old-time nava...

The incredible story of the girl with the face tattoo The story of the Oatman girls, Olive and Mary Ann, is one of the most famous accounts of the abduction of white women by indigenous Indians in the annals of the history of the American western frontier. The Oatman's, led by their patriarch Royce, were a family of nine. Members of the Mormon faith, they had become dissenters of Brigham Young's leadership and allying themselves with James Br...

The sharp end of the First Afghan War The author of this book, Colonel Stacy was a highly regarded and capable British soldier destined to acquire much experience of campaigning and battle upon the Indian Sub-Continent. After the events described here he served with distinction during the Gwalior War and commanded a brigade under Dick in the First Sikh War where his leadership 'from the front, ' particularly at the hard fought Battle of Sobra...

Actions of French Cavalry 1870 by Jean Jacques The¿ophile Bonie Cavalry at Vionville & Mars-la-Tour by Otto August Johannes Kaehler Two views of European cavalry warfare in the 19th Century If the American Civil War taught what war would become in the world of the post Industrial Revolution , the lesson was thoroughly learnt and its consequences best demonstrated in the Franco-Prussian War by Prussia itself. France remained anchored in spir...