This personal account of contact with the spirit realm offers insight into the mysteries of death and concrete evidence that life continues on.For most of his adult life, therapist George Dalzell didn't believe in contact beyond the grave. But his perspective on reality was forever shifted after his friend Michael was killed. Dalzell had counseled people who claimed to hear voices. Now he was hearing a voice himself—one that was unmistakably Michael.The voice...

"The Law of the Sea" is a comprehensive examination of the legal frameworks governing the world's oceans and seas. Authored by J. Y. Brinton, George L. Canfield, and George W. Dalzell, this book delves into the complexities of maritime law, including territorial waters, navigation rights, and the responsibilities of nations. It provides a thorough analysis of international treaties and conventions that shape maritime governance, making it an essential resource for legal scholars, policymak...

George Washington's Mount Vernon brings together--for the first time--the details of Washington's 45-year endeavor to build and perfect Mount Vernon. In doing so it introduces us to a Washington few of his contemporaries knew, and one little noticed by historians since. Here we meet the planter/patriot who also genuinely loved building, a man passionately human in his desire to impress on his physical surroundings the stamp of his character and personal beliefs. As chief architect...

Navigation and commerce by sea are regulated by maritime law. This is a branch of jurisprudence which developed out of the necessities of the business with which it has to deal. It is, therefore, as old as navigation itself and many of its rules can be traced back to antiquity. It extends over all navigable waters and is enforced by courts of admiralty. This law is to be found in the statutory laws of different countries, the decisions of the courts and text-books on the subjects involved....