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This book introduces a more collaborative and reflexive way of producing news that incorporates concepts of cultural identity and cultural positioning of both journalists and sources using a feminist approach to inclusion of all voices and perspectives.

This book introduces a more collaborative and reflexive way of producing news that incorporates concepts of cultural identity and cultural positioning of both journalists and sources using a feminist approach to inclusion of all voices and perspectives.

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Excerpt from Food for the Sick and the Well: How to Select It and How to Cook ItThe recipes in this little book represent the cul mination of many years of experience in arranging, changing, and adapting them so as to form a well regulated diet for the sick, for convalescents, and for those who have impaired digestions, as well as for those who are well and wish to remain so.In this work the author wishes to acknowledge the invaluable directio...

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Excerpt from Special Reading List of the Public Library of Cincinnati: Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865Terry, S. B. Comp. Bibliography: an appraised list of the more general works bearing on the Lincoln Douglas debates. (in Illinois state historical library. Collections. 1908. V.3, p.597-604)About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of ...

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Excerpt from A History of the Somerset CarthusiansThis little work is not meant as a contribution to the Acts of the Carthusian Saints and Confessors of England, which Dom Victor Doreau and Dom Lawrence Hendriks may be said to have begun in their two books, Henri VIII. et les Martyrs de la Chartreuse de Londres, and The London Charterhouse.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more a...

Excerpt from A Handbook to the Public Picture Galleries of Europe: With a Brief Sketch of the History of the Various Schools of Painting, From the 13th Century to the 18th InclusiveStill it has not been found possible to see and compare so many fine works without occasionally expressing some sort of opinion here and there.The most difficult problem perhaps which presents itself to the travelling Fine Art student is that of determining the auth...

Excerpt from A Handbook to the Public Picture Galleries of Europe: With a Brief Sketch of the History of the Various Schools of Painting, From the 13th Century to the 18th InclusiveStill it has not been found possible to see and compare so many fine works without occasionally expressing some sort of opinion here and there.The most difficult problem perhaps which presents itself to the travelling Fine Art student is that of determining the auth...

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Best Selling Strategy Title. The 21st Edition continues its tradition of being a preeminently teachable text because of its mainstream content and balanced coverage of what every student needs to know about the managerial tasks of crafting and executing strategy because the presentation of the material is engaging and clearly written.

Adrift on the Ark is a collection of personal essays by Margaret Thompson that offers a straightforward study of the complex relationship between human beings and the natural world. The essays look at a wide range of beings--from spiders to peacocks--and cover issues such as our irrational phobias, our fascination with zoos, and the myths and stories we have created around the other occupants of this earth. They also observe the joy animals br...

Best Selling Strategy Title. The 21st Edition continues its tradition of being a preeminently teachable text. Its mainstream content and balanced coverage of what every student needs to know about the managerial tasks of crafting and executing strategy is presented as engaging and clearly written.

Gail returned from college to a fianc who fathered five children, Chavi, Mabel, Milton, Avena, and Marigold. As the initial shock wore off, she gave Kent an ultimatum, which he spent years trying to avoid. She had no intention of helping Kent raise these children, instead she sought to make things as difficult as possible for them. Mabel who was most affected in the process embarked on a journey trying desperately to escape the dysfunctionalit...

Gail returned from college to a fiancé who fathered five children, Chavi, Mabel, Milton, Avena, and Marigold. As the initial shock wore off, she gave Kent an ultimatum, which he spent years trying to avoid. She had no intention of helping Kent raise these children, instead she sought to make things as difficult as possible for them. Mabel who was most affected in the process embarked on a journey trying desperately to escape the dysfunctionali...

In the first volume of Alexander's Drach Mints, Margaret Thompson dealt with the hoards from Sardes and Miletus. In volume two, Thompson exposes us to the hoards of Lampsacus and Abydus. Using the same fromat as the first volume, the book provides attributions, catalogues and commentaries, synopses and chronologies for the mints. The hoards themselves, all also listed, divided up between the gold and silver hoards.

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Excerpt from Food for the Sick and the Well: How to Select It and How to Cook ItThe recipes in this little book represent the cul mination of many years of experience in arranging, changing, and adapting them so as to form a well regulated diet for the sick, for convalescents, and for those who have impaired digestions, as well as for those who are well and wish to remain so.In this work the author wishes to acknowledge the invaluable directio...

In her forties, Livvy Alvarsson hopes to be a bone marrow donor for her much-loved younger brother, Stephen. Instead, she discovers she has no idea who she is. This is the second great loss she has suffered, for eleven years earlier, her four-year-old son Daniel disappeared. Armed with a few clues from war-time England, she embarks on a search for her birth family. The narrative takes the reader from small-town British Columbia to London and t...