A fascinating insight into the badger’s world. Badger biology, life in the sett, rescue & rehabilitation, consultancy, badgers & farming, and badger-watching with George Pearce – an expert on badgers. George has surveyed over 700 sites, visited 1,500 setts, been consulted as an expert in 120 animal cruelty cases and rehabilitated more than 100 badgers. Brought up on a farm, he earned his living as a farmer for 45 years. Today, he is a badger consultant and one of the foremost experts on th...

A fascinating insight into the badger’s world. Badger biology, life in the sett, rescue & rehabilitation, consultancy, badgers & farming, and badger-watching with George Pearce – an expert on badgers.George has surveyed over 700 sites, visited 1,500 setts, been consulted as an expert in 120 animal cruelty cases and rehabilitated more than 100 badgers. Brought up on a farm, he earned his living as a farmer for 45 years. Today, he is a badger consultant and one of the foremost expert...

The newest edition of the bestselling guide to authentic leadership communication Much has changed in the world since the original publication of Leading Out Loud, Terry Pearce's book on authentic leadership communication. Now, more than ever, the development of a leader's message is as crucial to success as the delivery of that message. In the third edition of his classic book, Terry Pearce shows leaders in all sectors how to communicate their values and vision to inspire commitment. In t...

In "The Garden of Eden: Stories from the First Nine Books of the Old Testament," George Hodges presents a masterfully curated retelling of key biblical narratives that form the bedrock of Judeo-Christian tradition. Employing a lyrical yet accessible prose style, Hodges invites readers into the rich, metaphorical landscapes of creation, paradise, and early humanity. Through these stories, he explores profound themes such as sin, redemption, and the complexity of divine-human relationships, ...

In "Traditions of the Arikara," George A. Dorsey provides a comprehensive ethnographic study rooted in the cultural fabric of the Arikara people, a Native American tribe from the Great Plains. Through meticulous fieldwork and keen observational skills, Dorsey documents the intricate rituals, oral histories, and social structures that define the Arikara community. Written in a clear and engaging style, the book positions the Arikara within the broader context of Native American traditions, ...

In "Dagonet Ditties," George R. Sims weaves a vibrant tapestry of verse that encapsulates the socio-cultural milieu of late Victorian England. Utilizing a blend of satire and wit, the collection presents a series of engaging characters and observations that critique the societal norms of the time. Sims' mastery of rhythm and meter is evident in his lively quatrains, drawing the reader into a world rich with both humor and pathos, while also addressing serious themes of poverty, class strug...

In "Dagonet Abroad," George R. Sims presents a satirical and vivid travel narrative that intriguingly blends humor with social commentary. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Europe, the book follows the fictional character Dagonet, a witty and sardonic traveler who critiques societal norms and cultural peculiarities he encounters. Sims employs a distinctively lively prose style suffused with wit, utilizing playful dialogue and pointed observations that engage readers while provo...

In "Rogues and Vagabonds," George R. Sims masterfully weaves a narrative that immerses readers into the vibrant underbelly of Victorian London. Through a compelling collection of stories, Sims captures the lives of marginalized figures, ranging from beggars to con artists, employing a richly descriptive prose style that balances empathy with realism. This work is situated within the larger context of social commentary prevalent in the late 19th century, effectively highlighting the complex...

Clad in a doeskin, alone and unafraid, she stood straight and proud before the onrushing forces of America's destiny: Sacajawea, child of a Shoshoni chief, lone woman on Lewis and Clark's historic trek -- beautiful spear of a dying nation.She knew many men, walked many miles. From the whispering prairies, across the Great Divide to the crystal capped Rockies and on to the emerald promise of the Pacific Northwest, her story over flows with emotion and action ripped from the bursting...

I've always been a fan of nineteenth-century travel narratives in English. They make comparisons that reveal more about England or the US than they do about the country visited. They don't avoid showing their awe or their disgust. They're resolutely opinionated and unabashedly judgmental. In other words, their perspective makes the book. In spite of all that, someone reading these narratives today can learn a lot about the Spain of the time: history, politics, customs, economic conditions ...

Prayerlessness is causing men to become impotent in the realm of the spirit. In these end times, there is a war going on in the heavens over your family, church, community, city, nation and the world around you. This booklet was designed for the Christian man. It will challenge, motivate and draw you back on course to your real purpose as a man. I wrote this book to push you out of your comfort zone and into the thick of the battle that began the very moment you confessed Christ Jesus as y...

The Complete Travel Books of William Dean Howells (Illustrated) gathers the author's travel writings into a richly observant panorama of nineteenth-century movement, encounter, and cultural comparison. Blending memoir, social commentary, and descriptive essay, Howells writes with the lucid restraint and moral attentiveness associated with American realism. His landscapes, cities, customs, and conversations are never mere scenery; they become occasions for reflecting on class, art, history,...