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Originally published in 1935, this volume examines the mutual effect of Anglo-French relations on the cultures, governments, finances and institutions of each country.

One day you could be walking down the street and trip over something. Or maybe you take a tumble on your favorite bike. You might hurt your hand or stub your toe, you never know! But there's a word for when these things happen: OUCHIWAHWAH! Hurts aren't always physical. Sometimes you feel the pain inside, you can still say OUCHIWAHWAH! Everyone can get hurt, from your sibling to your parents to even your pup. Try to remember the pain will ...

One day you could be walking down the street and trip over something. Or maybe you take a tumble on your favorite bike. You might hurt your hand or stub your toe, you never know! But there's a word for when these things happen: OUCHIWAHWAH! Hurts aren't always physical. Sometimes you feel the pain inside, you can still say OUCHIWAHWAH! Everyone can get hurt, from your sibling to your parents to even your pup. Try to remember the pain will ...

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Contributors, Joann Colville, DVM, Jennifer Schurrer, DVM, MS, CCRP."--Contributors, page v.

Master the art and science of specimen collection, preparation, and evaluation with Canine & Feline Cytology: A Color Atlas and Interpretation Guide, Second Edition. This easy-to-use guide covers all body systems and fluids including a special chapter on acquisition and management of cytology specimens. Hundreds of vivid color images of normal tissue alongside abnormal tissue images - plus concise summaries of individual lesions and guidelines...

Excerpt from The Historie and Life of King James the Sext: Written Towards the Latter Part of the Sixteenth Century The Historie and Life of King James the Sext, is published from a copy of the original manuscript, which David Crawfurd of Drumsoy, historiographer to Queen Anne, employed in compiling his Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland. In a preface to the first edition (London, 1706), he informs us, after a long invective against Buchanan,...

Excerpt from Ancient Mysteries and Modern RevelationsIn presenting the following pages to the world I desire to offer a few explanatory words concerning the form in which this book appears.During my 6 months' residence in the city of Washington, U. S. A., which comprised the winter of 1909-10, I was earnestly entreated by many friends to compile a volume which should embody the gist of a'very large number of lectures delivered during that peri...

Excerpt from The Whigs Supplication, Or, the Scots Hudibras: A Mock Poem, In Two Parts I am many ways wronged: and first, by transcribers, who, stealing copies of my lines, have transmitted them every where, like pictures on the wrong side of arras hangings, spoiled with thrumbs and threads, or like faces disfigured by the pox, great or small, as ye please: or like sermons repeated by children and serving lasles in a Presoyterian family-exerc...

Excerpt from Glints of Wisdom or Helpful Sayings for Busy Moments: Being Abstract From Lectures With Reflections, Statements, Meditations, and Mottoes The shorthand notes from which this volume has been compiled were taken, and the transcription begun, with no thought beyond the personal benefit and satisfaction to be derived from their perusal from time to time. As the work of copying advanced, however, the idea of sharing my valuable colle...

Excerpt from The Spiritual Science of Health and Healing: Considered in Twelve Lectures E deem It a privilege to point out some Ofthe leading features Of this work. It is remark ably free from dogmatism and assumption, none more so. The reader is led along from lesson to lesson as by an enchanting play, or Story, and at every step feels an awakening, unfolding in¿uence, as though equally responsible with the inspired teacher in reaching the d...

Excerpt from Life and Power From Within The theomorphic view of Man blends with the anthropomorphic view Of God. The state ment put forcibly, and to some minds perhaps shockingly, reads thus: God is Human, Man is Divine, and reverse wise, Man is Divine, God is Human. This statement which is an extremely bold one, is by no means irreverent, and unless. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic bo...

Excerpt from Dashed Against the Rock: A Romance of the Coming Age The time has now certainly come to unveil - to all who are in any way prepared to profit by such unveiling - the subtle operation of universal Force through the action of unchanging Law. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work...

Excerpt from Letters of John Cockburn of Ormistoun to His Gardener: 1727-1744 On the succession of his son, the well-known Sir Thomas, the name was changed to dick-lauder. A right-of-way to Fountainhill still exists, through John Cockburn's Big Wood.' About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work....

Excerpt from 1, 000 Miles in a Machilla: Travel and Sport in Nyasaland, Angoniland, and Rhodesia, With Some Account of the Resources of These CountriesThe following pages record our travels off the beaten track in an out-of-way portion of the British Empire, which, on account of its distance from the coast and other drawbacks, is likely to remain little known for some years to come. Information from the latest Parliamentary and other official ...

Excerpt from Onesimus Templeton: A Psychical Romance What's all this loud talking about between you two this evening, breaks in a cheery, rich, round voice and Dr. Bernard Maxwell, turning an amused glance on the excited combatants who were evidently amusing the passers-by, sug gests that for the present, at least, all heated discussions on psychology shall be abandoned, and the evening devoted to more rational and edifying enjoyment, for (sa...

Excerpt from Studies in Lowland Scots The treatment is novel in so far as it is done from this Scots point of view. While we are all Indo-Germanic, it is impossible to affirm, in any precise sense, that the Lowland Scot is a lineal descendant of the Moeso-Goth, but what I have tried to make good is, that the speech of Bishop Wulfila's flock is as intelligible to the Scot now as, say, that of the Cumberland dalesman. Among the Low-German tribe...

Excerpt from Universal Spiritualism: Spirit Communion in All Ages Among All Nations Much that passes for religion may be hypocrisy, much that is dignified with the name of science may be but transitory speculation, yet science and religion live, thrive and grow despite all mistakes and errors. Likewise does Spiritualism outlive and triumph over every outward at tack and every inward weakness, so much so that though the very word has often bee...

Excerpt from Oklahoma Poems: And Other Verse Born of the soil, imbued with virility of Mother Earth, in love with Nature, attuned to the voice of the forest, and ever listening to her minstrelsy, is it any wonder that Prank M. Colville is able to interpret her many languagcsf If you have stood within the sound of America's greatest Nature Music, listening to the soothing serenade of Niagara, then you may appreciate the first cause of our sub...