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Charles Willard, Diffin

"Brood of the Dark Moon" is a science fiction novel by Charles Willard Diffin, serving as a sequel to his earlier work "Dark Moon." Diffin was an American writer known for his contributions to the early science fiction pulp magazines.In "Brood of the Dark Moon," Diffin continues the adventures that began in "Dark Moon." The narrative typically revolves around space exploration, alien encounters, and futuristic technology, maintaining the pulp tradition of fast-paced action and imaginative ...

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Charles Dwight Willard

I cannot deny that I was entirely to blame for the calamity that overtook Ulysses; and if I call attention to the high social and literary standing of the gentleman whom I employed as an accomplice in the affair, it is not at all with the hope of thereby lessening my own responsibility. It is certain that I furnished the unfortunate creature the cause for his desperation. I ought also to confess that I felt a sense of profound relief when he accepted the only means apparent to his limited ...

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Charles Dwight Willard

The story follows the life of Ulysses, an elephant known for his remarkable intelligence, strength, and loyalty. Ulysses is part of a traveling circus, where he becomes both a symbol of power and a beloved attraction. The novel paints a vivid picture of Ulysses' interactions with humans, highlighting the deep bond he shares with his trainers and the challenges he faces in captivity.As the story progresses, Ulysses becomes increasingly disillusioned with his life in the circus. His growing ...

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Charles Willard Diffin

In "The Hammer of Thor," the protagonist, Grant Pemberton, is a scientist who discovers a powerful new energy source called "Thorium." However, Pemberton's invention attracts the attention of a hostile alien race known as the Vuldarians, who seek to conquer Earth and claim the Thorium for themselves.As the Vuldarians launch an invasion of Earth, Pemberton and his allies must race against time to develop a defense and repel the alien threat. The novel is filled with action-packed scenes, th...

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Charles Willard Diffin

In "The Finding of Haldgren," readers are likely introduced to the protagonist, who may embark on a journey of exploration or investigation that leads to the discovery of the enigmatic figure known as Haldgren. The plot may revolve around the protagonist's efforts to unravel the mystery surrounding Haldgren's identity, origins, and significance.Central to the narrative could be themes of scientific curiosity, the quest for knowledge, and the exploration of the unknown. As the protagonist d...

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Charles Willard Diffin

"Two Thousand Miles Below" is a thrilling science fiction novel that unfolds across four parts, each filled with suspense, adventure, and intrigue. The story follows a group of intrepid explorers who embark on a daring journey into the depths of the Earth, uncovering ancient mysteries and encountering unimaginable dangers along the way.As the characters descend deep into the bowels of the planet, they discover a hidden world teeming with strange and wondrous creatures, as well as advanced ...

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Charles Willard Hayes

On Sulphonfluoresceïn and Some of Its Derivatives is a scientific treatise authored by Arthur George Green, first published in 1885. This work delves into the chemistry of sulphonfluorescein, a compound related to fluorescein, and explores its various derivatives. The book provides a detailed account of the synthesis, properties, and reactions of sulphonfluorescein, offering insights into its chemical structure and behavior. Green meticulously documents his experimental methods, observatio...

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Charles Willard Diffin

"The Finding of Haldgren" by Charles Willard Diffin is a captivating science fiction adventure that embarks readers on a thrilling interstellar journey. Set against a futuristic backdrop of space exploration, this novel follows a courageous crew on a high-stakes rescue mission, blending elements of mystery and scientific speculation. As they traverse the cosmos, encountering alien civilizations and technological marvels, the crew confronts the enigma of extraterrestrial life while showcasi...

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Charles Willard Diffin

Book Excerpt: s the door opened to admit the nurse. "You'll hear from me later," he repeated; and hurried Diane Delacouer from the room. But he returned in a moment to stand again at the door--the nurse was still in the room. "In case you feel like going for a hop," he told Chet casually, "Diane's leaving her ship here for you. You'll find it up above--private landing stage on the roof." Chet answered promptly, "Fine; that will go good one of these days." All this for the benefit of listen...

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Charles Willard Diffin

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Darrell Taylor

Captured, betrayed, and plunging toward a deadly uncharted world—one pilot’s shattered spaceship is his only prison... and his only hope.Master Pilot Chet Bullard is finally recovering from a near-fatal space mission when a deceptive message lures him into a brutal ambush. Taken hostage by the ruthless and greedy billionaire Schwartzmann, Chet watches helplessly as his own revolutionary spacecraft is stolen, along with his best friends, Walt and Diane. Forced to na...

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Charles Arthur Willard

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Studies in Rhetoric and Communication

Establishes a theoretical context for, and to elaborate the implications of, the claim that argument is a form of interaction in which two or more people maintain what they construe to be incompatible positionsThe thesis of this book is that argument is not a kind of logic but a kind of communication—conversation based on disagreement. Claims about the epistemic and political effects of argument get their authority not from logic but from their “fit with t...

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Charles Willard Diffin

The Hammer Of Thor by Charles Willard Diffin.