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First published in 1884, this textbook brings together lectures on nursing given by Luckes to probationers at the London Hospital.

Soft Eyes and Troubled Minds is a compilation of poetry and literary works by high school students Eboni Symone Porter and Isaiah Cole Louder. It addresses complex emotions and battles an average teenager deals with everyday. It also deals with depression, suicide, love, betrayal, self-image, stress, and finding happiness. This book was not created to make thousands of dollars, win awards, or attract fame. Its purpose is simply to remind the c...

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François was a male stripper at a gay bar in downtown Montreal. He planned a hitch hiking trip that would take him from the east coast of Canada to the west and far north. He not only explores his sexuality with both gay and straight men, he also encounters dangers that threaten his life and challenge his wit in order to escape. Keep in mind that at the time of this trip, there was no GPS or mobile internet. I say this because it may be the re...

François was a male stripper at a gay bar in downtown Montreal. He planned a hitch hiking trip that would take him from the east coast of Canada to the west and far north. He not only explores his sexuality with both gay and straight men, he also encounters dangers that threaten his life and challenge his wit in order to escape. Keep in mind that at the time of this trip, there was no GPS or mobile internet. I say this because it may be the re...