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George Stuart Fullerton, Sheba Blake

George Stuart Fullerton was a significant figure in early twentieth-century philosophy. He also played a role in incorporating philosophical tenets into the then-nascent field of psychology and helped to organize the American Psychological Association. His An Introduction to Philosophy presents a comprehensive look at early twentieth-century philosophy, with a particular emphasis on Fullerton's own unique brand of realism.

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George Stuart Fullerton, Blake Rees

In "A Handbook of Ethical Theory," George Stuart Fullerton provides a comprehensive exploration of moral philosophy, examining foundational concepts such as utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics. Fullerton's literary style is both analytical and accessible, employing rigorous reasoning and clarity to navigate complex ethical dilemmas. This work is situated in the 20th-century resurgence of interest in ethical studies, engaging with both classical philosophical texts and contemporar...

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George Athelstane Thrupp, Blake Rees

In "The History of Coaches," George Athelstane Thrupp provides an exhaustive examination of the development and cultural significance of coaches throughout history. The work meticulously traces the evolution of horse-drawn carriages from their early origins in ancient civilizations to their prominence in the 19th century, showcasing Thrupp's adeptness in historical narrative and thorough research. The author employs a scholarly yet engaging literary style, utilizing both primary and second...

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George A. Blake

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The Psychoswarm Chronicles

Heliosvart Pampleverte-Plunkenstorm never asked for a name that sounded like a thunderclap, or for the swarm of voices stirring inside his head to wake up now, of all times.It's the 1960s, and nobody has a word yet for a mind like his. Not doctors. Not teachers. Certainly not Blazenthrop, the school that's already decided he belongs at the bottom of the class and has stopped looking any further. Yoyo isn't lazy, or stupid, or trouble, though those are the only words anyone around h...

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William Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Alfred Tennyson, Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, William Blake, Robert Burns, George Gordon Byron, William Wordsworth, William Butler Yeats, George Orwell

Over 100 selections embrace a wide range of themes and motifs: meditations on the meaning of existence, celebrations of life's joys, appreciations of the natural world, and many more. Here are some of the most-loved poems in the English language, chosen not merely for their popularity, but for their literary quality as well. Dating from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, these splendid poems remain evergreen in their capacity to engage our minds and refresh our spirits. This book is inte...

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Alexis Wolfe Mbassa, Gregory E. Jacobs, Shock G

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Alexis Wolfe Mbassa, Andre Blake, Money-B, George Clinton, Janina Edwards, Atron Gregory, JD Jackson, Nzazi (Master Zi) Malonga, Kent Racker, DJ Fuze

Visionary rapper of the groundbreaking "The Humpty Dance," producer of Tupac Shakur's iconic "I Get Around," and driving force of legendary hip-hop group Digital Underground, Shock G shares his story in Keep It Beautiful.This illustrated memoir by Gregory "Shock G" Jacobs, as told to Alexis Wolfe Mbassa, captures the eternal vibrance of his style—playful, soulful, colorful, and profound. In Keep It Beautiful, music lovers and 80s and 90s nostalgis...

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Lloyd George Blake

Born and raised in Jamaica, schooled with Bob Marley, emigrated to Birmingham, club-owner and music promoter, father of twelve…what a life and Lloyd George Blake describes it in wonderful bite-sized chunks, evoking the atmosphere of every decade from the '60s onwards, and justifiably name-checking so many along the way from Mohammed Ali and Bishop Desmond Tutu to reggae stars like Dennis Brown and Dennis Bovell, not to mention politicians and the movers and shakers who made Birmingham musi...

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George Dawes Green

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Ariel Blake, Karen Commins, Kathleen McInerney, Lee Osorio, Jeanette Illidge

"The narrators form a kind of tag team as they voice the florid descriptions of the city, its people, and a murder investigation led by the unlikeliest of characters, high society's Morgana Musgrove, portrayed by Karen Commins." - AudioFile on The Kingdoms of SavannahSavannah may appear to be “some town out of a fable,” with its vine flowers, turreted mansions, and ghost tours that romanticize the city’s history. But look deeper and you’ll...

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George Raymond Blake

The Sun Sets in the West is an intriguing and creative novel set in Southern California mingling reality-based events with larger-than-life fiction.The story takes the reader through the journey of a virtuous man who seeks to set things right. The plot combines science fiction, romance, history, mystery, murder and intrigue. The theme entails justice on a grander scale. The novel depicts a hero who strives to find happiness in life-a man who takes extraordinary measures to...

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George Lippard, Stephen Crane, Henry Blake Fuller, Frank Norris, David Graham Phillips, Lauren Gibson

Crushed by the Dollar – 5 Classic Urban Poverty Studies delves into the multifaceted and pervasive issue of urban poverty, capturing a tapestry of narratives that span varying styles from stark realism to innovative naturalism. Each piece, distinct in its literary flair, explores the grim realities and societal nuances of urban deprivation in a rapidly industrializing America. The anthology meticulously balances the grim and the poignant, offering readers a panoramic view of life eked out ...

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Michael Blake

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George Guidall

Grounded in meticulous research and written with an uncanny understanding of the military and of American Indian culture, Blake offers soulful profiles of the participants, both Indian and cavalry. Indian Yell is filled with accounts of harrowing sacrifice and tragic misdeeds of real people. Blake tells of their lives and loves, their bravery, and their shortcomings in a way that lends a new perspective on America's greatest insurgency. Some of the stories are well documented in the annals...

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Mike Blakely

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George Guidall

A once-booming riverboat community, Port Caddo is a now struggling Texas town due to the emergence of the railroad. A series of incidents leads to the discovery of the first fresh water pearl, and the town is rejuvinated. Mike Blakely transports listeners to a time filled with hope in a lost little town. George Guidall's lively narration captures every nuance of this masterfully crafted story.