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This new book deals with the actions of the major corporate scandals of recent years and their meaning within a society in which it is necessary that these corporations both be competitive on the international playing field and protect their own workers and their rights.

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Attempt of murder, murder, bullying, love, unsolved mystery, betrayal, hope, kidnapping, hope shattered, deep loneliness, more hope, hope lost, vengeance. Does it ever stop for these two kids? Boy meets girl and they suffer betrayal, prejudice, love, indifference, rape, injustice, hope. How do they overcome this invasion into their everyday lives? Bill suffers a brain injury. He's blinded, he suffers stupidity. Teachers taunt him. His classmat...

Attempt of murder, murder, bullying, love, unsolved mystery, betrayal, hope, kidnapping, hope shattered, deep loneliness, more hope, hope lost, vengeance. Does it ever stop for these two kids? Boy meets girl and they suffer betrayal, prejudice, love, indifference, rape, injustice, hope. How do they overcome this invasion into their everyday lives? Bill suffers a brain injury. He's blinded, he suffers stupidity. Teachers taunt him. His classmat...

Excerpt from When Labor Rules In the days preceding August, 1914, the vast majority of the people of this country took so limited a view of life that they failed entirely to realise the existence of forces which they had not actually experienced, whatever label they were pleased to attach to themselves they were, beneath the skin, as conservative as their insularity could possibly make them. It is true that they knew there were ever-growing f...

Excerpt from Christianity Is Christ Christianity is the only religion in the world which rests on the Person of its Founder. A man can be a faithful Mohammedan without in the least concerning himself with the person of Mohammed. So also a man can be a true and faithful Buddhist without knowing anything whatever about Buddha. It is quite different with Christianity. Christianity is so inextricably bound up with Christ that our view of the Pers...

Excerpt from The Work of the Ministry Occasional repetitions may also provoke comment. The explanation is that the entire substance of the book was not given every year and, so, certain subjects were discussed under two or three different headings. But it is hoped that the prime importance of such topics as Prayer and the Bible will be a sufficient justification of any such repeated treatment. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes h...

Excerpt from Rock Gardening for Amateurs0 have written a book on rock gardening for amateurs a few years ago would probably have proved futile, since comparatively few amateurs were interested. They were indifferent because ignorant of the charms and the possibilities of rockeries, and of the adaptability of alpine plants. The present popularity of rock gardening, and its wide appeal to all classes of ¿ower lovers, are due to the fact that ama...

Excerpt from Gardening Difficulties Solved: Expert Answers to Amateurs Questions It is commonly acknowledged that the Questions and Answers columns of a gardening paper contain information that is invaluable to its readers generally. The questions are asked by amateurs and answered by experts. The replies are useful not only to the actual inquirers but to all amateurs, for the trials and troubles of one inexperienced gardener are very similar...

Excerpt from Garden Planning and Planting, Vol. 5 "Garden Planning and Planting" is a subject that, sooner or later, interests most of us. The work of planning is quite one of the most fascinating the gardener can undertake: unfortunately for the inexperienced, it is a simple matter to plan wrongly, and costly to put matters right again. The work of initial planting is scarcely less important. "Garden Planning and Planting" is published for ...

Excerpt from The Catholic Faith: A Manual of Instruction for Members of the Church of England While I am of course responsible for the general treatment and conclusions of the Chapter on the Ornaments Rubric in Part III., I am greatly indebted to the criticisms of a friend who does not wish his name mentioned, but whose knowledge of this thorny subject is thorough and reliable. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thous...

Excerpt from The Relation of the Health of the Host and Other Factors to Infection of Apium Graveoleus by Septoria Apii: Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Faculty of Pure Science, Columbia University Students of immunity and susceptibility have been slow to recognize any fundamental distinctions in the relations of host and parasite in the great group of organisms which cause di...

No Safeguards, the first book in a trilogy, follows Jay's life from age six to twenty-six and to a lesser extent that of his brother Paul. We witness the destructive impact of fundamentalist Christian beliefs on his mother and father, opposition to those beliefs by the boys' grandmother and each boy's very different response to their parents' religiosity. This is especially poignant after they leave their grandmother's comfortable home in St V...

Excerpt from The Prayers of St. Paul One of the most valuable elements in the Epistles of St. Paul is their revelation of the writer's spiritual life. While they are necessarily doctrinal and theological, dealing with the fundamental realities of the Christian religion, they are also intensely personal, and express very much of the Apostles own experience. They depict in a marked degree the sources and characteristics of the spiritual life. T...

Excerpt from Round the Year in the Garden: A Descriptive Guide to the Flowers of the Four Seasons, and to the Work of Each Month in the Flower, Fruit and Kitchen Garden Some of the notes contained in the following pages have appeared in the Morning Post during the last year or two, and my acknowledgments are due to the Editor, Mr. H. A. Gwynne, for per mission to make use of them here. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds ...

Excerpt from Sweet Peas and How to Grow Them IF the rose is queen of summer ¿owers, then surely the Sweet Pea is a high princess, second only to the rose in popular estima tion, she possesses advantages to which the other is a stranger. Sweet Peas are among the easiest of all ¿owers to grow, yet how few grow them well! They are absurdly cheap, and one makes a fresh start with them every year. And how quickly they come to fullest beauty! A few...

Excerpt from Little Gardens and How to Make the Most of Them The world and his wife are gardeners nowadays. It is safe to conclude that most people have to be content with little gardens, and since these are notoriously more difficult to manage satisfactorily than large ones, I may be pardoned for believing that I have a good excuse for the publication of this volume. Little Gardens aims at giving concise and practical counsel on laying out a...

Excerpt from Genesis I. XXV. 10: A Devotional Commentary Abraham if the purpose had been to record the ordinary history of an ordinary people, yet inasmuch as Israel was not an ordinary people, but charged with God's purposes for the whole of mankind, it was necessary to show - at least in brief form - the connection between the progenitor of the human race and Abraham, in whom and in whose descendants the Divine purpose was to be realised. ...

Excerpt from Universe: As We See It or Trying to See God in Nature Dear reader, we thank you to read our little book, hoping it may suggest that you may better see this beautiful Universe, so that each day of your life may grow brighter and happier. "As we see it, " is only the best we could do. You may see it much better than we have done. You may better know the dear All-Father than we are able to do. I hope you may! And, too, that you may...