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Elizabeth Trentham, Countess of Oxford, begins her story as Lady of the Wardrobe to Queen Elizabeth. As such, she dresses the Queen with the help of Wrios, Earl of Southampton, who is rumoured to be one of the Queen's many sons, as indeed, it is his father, Beth's brilliant and eccentric husband Edward, Lord Oxford, who writes subversively and anonymously, attracting much enmity at Court. Desperate to have his plays performed and unable to pub...

When Eliza Eidler became pregnant with her son, she could never have imagined she would be embroiled in a ten-year battle to protect him from a hostile father and a rogue social worker in the United States. Only a few years later, her daughter would become the target of an organized government welfare hoax in Canada. In Uncivilized Social Worker, she tells how she and her family fell victim to falsified child-welfare concerns and how the threa...

A Soul's creation, a starry home, a father's dream, a red stone of power, a New World prophecy, and ascension into heaven-all in one remarkable day. The shaman walks the spirit world to bring harmony to this world. Rose is no exception. Having transformed her pain into joy, she discovers her happiness is limitless. In this astounding sequel to The Two Roads, Black Elk teaches Rose how we all walk the two roads, how we all climb the four ascent...

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Excerpt from Spiritual Recreations in the Chamber of Affliction: Or Pious Meditations in Verse To those who are strangers to the Author of this small volume, and more especially to the many honourable and highly respected friends who have so handsomely countenanced it, not only by their own very liberal subscriptions, but by their personal exertions within their respective circles, it appears necessary that some account of her should be given...

Set in 1856 Missouri, seventeen-year-old Mariah Rainey has lived with little hope that life will be any different for her than it has been for her mother-living in poverty with an abusive husband and five children. Upon the death of her mother at her father's hand, Mariah is suddenly thrown into survival mode: charged with her mother's dying wish that she take the children to safety, far away to someplace green. She quickly must learn the skil...

Excerpt from Orphan's Choice: A Tale "Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth." At a little distance from a small and retired village, a few miles southward of a large manufacturing town in one of the midland counties, there was, ten years ago, a narrow and grassy lane, across which the ancient oak-trees had met so nearly, that they formed a long and natural bower. Its smooth, green pathway was rarely trod by any, exce...

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Eliza Leslie is best known for this work, originally published in 1837, which was the most popular cookbook in America at the time. This version, published in 1853, is the cookbook's forty-ninth edition.