Bearing the Cross — BOOK ONE: Valparaíso (part 1). A Gringo Political Prisoner Exposes the Injustices, Indignities, and Vexations of the Chilean Criminal Justice and Prison System.

Bearing the Cross — BOOK TWO: Valparaíso (part 2). A Gringo Political Prisoner Exposes the Injustices, Indignities, and Vexations of the Chilean Criminal Justice and Prison System.

Welcome to the unfiltered reality of the "bubble of struggle."In The Fountain of Youth Images, John M. Covington (writing as Meliyah Israel / Remedy Covington) delivers a raw, rhythmic blend of poetry, personal history, and spiritual philosophy designed to jar your mind awake. Bridging gritty street wisdom with deep devotion to the Almighty, Covington offers an unpolished, soul-baring look at survival, faith, and what happens when you finally look within.What's Inside:...

**#1 New York Times bestseller“Barry will teach you almost everything you need to know about one of the deadliest outbreaks in human history.”—Bill Gates"Monumental... an authoritative and disturbing morality tale."—Chicago Tribune**The strongest weapon against pandemic is the truth. Read why in the definitive account of the 1918 Flu Epidemic.Magisterial in its breadth of perspective and depth of research, The Great Inf...

In 1747, Emanuel Bowen, Geographer to His Majesty King George II. published A Complete System of Geography, a sprawling attempt to record "Whatever is Curious and Remarkable in the Works of Art or Nature" across the known world. Buried within its pages are extraordinary early accounts of Britain's, France's, and Spain's colonies in America their settlements and resources, their native peoples and rivalries written at the height of the three empires' contest for the continent. Especially, n...

Enter the captivating world of John M. Ford's final masterpiece, where politics, magic, and adventure intertwine in an epic tale unlike any other.Join Varic, Coron of the Corvaric Coast, as he navigates the halls of Parliament. Uncover mysteries with the Archmage Birch in Strange House. Traverse the mountains alongside the Palion Silvern, Sorcerer, in the company of Lady Longlight.In Aspects, John M. Ford, hailed as "the best writer in America, bar...

Suffering Unjustly examines the ethics of persecution facing Christians in modern democratic societies -- imprisonment, the destruction of families, and the confiscation of property or wealth carried out under color of law. Dr. John M. Cobin draws on Scripture and the Christian ethical tradition to explore what it means to suffer unjustly at the hands of the state, how believers should respond to government overreach, and why the erosion of due process and property rights threatens people ...

The fall of the Assad regime ended more than six decades of authoritarian rule in Syria and opened an era of remarkable renewal. Today, the country has achieved what many thought impossible: a functioning state, ministries and courts back in operation, embassies reopened, and billions in investment pledged. A nation once designated a State Sponsor of Terrorism has joined the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, acceded to the Global IHL Initiative, and pledged to destroy its remaining chemical...

Austrian Economics: A Primer for the Liberty-Minded Reader offers a clear, accessible introduction to the Austrian school of economic thought, from subjective value and spontaneous order to the business cycle and the case for sound money. Written by Dr. John M. Cobin, this primer distills complex ideas into a practical guide for readers who want to understand markets, liberty, and the economic case for limited government. Ideal for students, general readers, and anyone new to Austrian econ...

Public Choice: A Primer offers a clear, accessible introduction to public choice theory, the economic study of political decision-making. Written by Dr. John M. Cobin, this primer explains how self-interest, incentives, and institutional rules shape the behavior of voters, politicians, and bureaucrats, and why government action often fails to produce the public-spirited outcomes its proponents promise. Readers will learn core public choice concepts such as rent-seeking, regulatory capture,...

New Institutional Economics: A Primer offers a clear, accessible introduction to the new institutional economics tradition, the study of how property rights, transaction costs, contracts, and organizations shape economic outcomes. Written by Dr. John M. Cobin, this primer explains how institutions, both formal rules and informal norms, reduce uncertainty and enable exchange, and why well-defined property rights and low transaction costs are essential to prosperity. Readers will learn core ...

Through interviews conducted with diplomats of both Canada and Cuba, this book analyzes the evolution of bilateral relations between the countries with a focus on the last thirty years.The relationship that Canada has with Cuba is unique. Despite historically close ties with the United States, which still maintains the “Trading with the Enemy Act” towards Cuba, Canada has consistently maintained solid diplomatic relations with the revolutionary gov...