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The Fantastic Fifties Cookbook: 1, 000 Classic Recipes, is a complete collection of well-tested recipes compiled by Mary Margaret McBride during the course of her long career as a journalist and radio personality. The recipes capture the essence of the 50's decade in America, with women (primarily) being charged with buying, and sometimes growing, food for their family, and preparing daily meals and hosting get-togethers with relatives and fri...

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This w...

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This book is short and that is very intentional. I don't want to give the impression that homeschooling requires a complex maze of do this, don't do that. Rather than present a set of rules to follow, i want to offer a brief look into the homeschooling lifestyle. I especially want to encourage and uplift beginning secular homeschoolers-who may be inundated with religious-based advice and curriculum at every turn-and let them know they are not ...

This is the first comprehensive biography of Randall Lee Gibson, one of Louisiana's most fascinating nineteenth-century politicians. Gibson was a founder of Tulane University in New Orleans, the owner of a large sugar plantation in Lafourche Parish, a member of the pro-secession faction of the Democratic Party, and a brigadier general in the Army of Tennessee during the Civil War. However, Gibson changed his mind about slavery after the war an...

He can survive a round of enemy fire and take out the bad guys without losing his cool. Now all Delta Force warrior-turned-small-town-constable Sam Mendenhall has to do is catch the thief who's been pilfering everything from curtains to peanut butter. Piece of cake, right? Except the perp's still at large, and now prodigal daughter Beth Simon has come home to Heart Lake. Suddenly, Sam's face-to-face with the irresistible woman who dumped him s...

Worth of My Words, Mary McBride-Brown's first publication, stands as her supreme achievement during a difficult time as she experiences pain, heartache, heartbreak, disappointment, humiliation, and public persecution in a small Mississippi town where she had dedicated her time and career educating children. The poems in this book are written as expressions of Mary's method of exhaling through her pains and providing therapy for herself through...

Popular Chicago columnist Shelby Simon is too busy giving people advice to get a love life of her own--until a series of letter bombs blows scruffy-looking cop Mike Callahan, a widower, into her life. Original.