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Joseph A. Altsheler's novel "The Masters of the Peaks: A Story of the Great North Woods" is the fourth volume in the French and Indian War Series. It features a cast of familiar characters, including Robert Lennox, Tayoga, and Willet. The story takes place during the height of the conflict between France and England for control over North America. Lennox and his companions must navigate treacherous terrain, battle enemy forces, and outwit cunn...

The Sword of Antietam, " by Joseph A. Altsheler, transports readers to the heart of the nation's predicament during the Civil War. This compelling narrative concentrates on the indomitable Dick Mason and his valiant comrades as a vital chapter in the series that began with "The Guns of Bull Run" and proceeded with "The Guns of Shiloh" and "The Scouts of Stonewall." "The Sword of Antietam" portrays a story of courage and sacrifice against the ...

In Joseph A. Altsheler's compelling novel, "The Star of Gettysburg, " readers are transported to the heart of the Civil War, immersing themselves in the gripping tale of Harry Kenton and his loyal comrades. Set against the backdrop of Southern high tide, this captivating story stands as a powerful instalment in a series that has enthralled readers from the beginning. As the war rages on, Harry Kenton emerges as a young Southern hero, his brave...

Joseph A. Altsheler's novel "The Lords of the Wild" takes readers on a journey through the clash of empires and the triumphs and trials of those caught in the crossfire. It follows Robert Lennox, a young frontiersman who finds himself caught up in a dangerous game of espionage. Along with his Mohawk friend Tayoga and hunter Willet, Lennox navigates treacherous terrain and battles against both the French and their Native American allies. Altshe...

Dick Howard was a young soldier in the United States Army stationed in the centre of Sioux territory during the Great Sioux War. Dick finds himself involved in a struggle that will put his loyalty and bravery to the test as tensions between the Native Americans and the white settlers increase. Dick observes the atrocities of war and its destructive effects alongside his fellow troops. Readers will be riveted until the very end as Altsheler def...

Joseph A. Altsheler's "The Shadow of the North" is a thrilling instalment in the Great French and Indian War series. It follows the enigmatic Robert Lennox, Tayoga, and David Willet as they embark on a new adventure, battling enemies and forging alliances in the untamed wilderness. Altsheler weaves a mesmerising tale of friendship, resilience, and unyielding determination as the war escalates and tensions rise. With its captivating blend of ac...

Joseph A. Altsheler's "The Scouts of Stonewall" is a continuation of his Civil War saga. The story follows the adventures of Harry Kenton, a young Confederate soldier, and his friends as they navigate the dangers of war. Altsheler's vivid descriptions bring to life the harsh realities of war, from brutal battles to gruelling marches. Along the way, Harry must navigate complex relationships with both his fellow soldiers and his enemies. As he s...

The Shades of the Wilderness" is the seventh volume of the Civil War Series, which follows the fortunes of Harry Kenton and his friends. It takes them on the retreat from Gettysburg, gives them a short period of social life in Richmond, describes the great battles of the Wilderness and Spottsylvania, and ends with the deadlock in the trenches before Petersburg. It offers readers a detailed and immersive account of the Civil War, exploring the ...

Joseph A. Altsheler's "The Hosts of the Air" is a historical novel set during World War I. It follows a group of American aviators who join the war effort in France, facing danger and adversity. The protagonist, John Scott, is a young pilot eager to prove himself in battle. Altsheler's vivid descriptions of fights and air raids bring the war to life, while his attention to historical detail adds depth and authenticity. The aviators face increa...

Joseph A. Altsheler's "The Guns of Europe" is a thrilling historical novel that plunges readers into the heart of World War I, where nations clash and destinies are forged on the blood-soaked battlefields of Europe. The story follows the journey of a young American journalist, John Scott, who is sent to cover the war and ends up becoming a witness to some of its most harrowing moments. Altsheler's vivid descriptions bring to life the chaos and...

Joseph A. Altsheler's "The Hunters of the Hills" is a story about Robert Lennox, a young frontiersman thrust into the tumultuous world of the French and Indian War. Through his determination and resourcefulness, he earns the respect and admiration of his comrades on the battlefield. At the heart of the story is Robert's bond with Tayoga, a Mohawk warrior. Altsheler's vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling make for an enthralling reading ...

The Scouts of the Valley" by Joseph A. Altsheler tells the story of Henry Ware, a young man who joins the Kentucky Rifles during the American Revolution. Henry is eager to prove himself as a soldier and quickly becomes friends with Paul Cotter, a fellow rifleman. Together, they fight in several battles against the British and their Native American allies. As Henry and his comrades continue to fight for their country's independence, they must a...

Joseph A. Altsheler's "The Guns of Shiloh" is a gripping historical novel that immerses readers in the heart-wrenching battles and personal struggles of the American Civil War. Set against the backdrop of the pivotal Battle of Shiloh, Altsheler's vivid descriptions and well-drawn characters bring to life the harrowing realities of war. Through the eyes of young Harry Kenton, readers witness firsthand the chaos and brutality of battle, as well ...

Joseph A. Altsheler's monumental work, "The Tree of Appomattox, " is the culmination of a series of interconnected romances that delve into the depths of the Civil War. The series, comprising "The Guns of Bull Run, " "The Guns of Shiloh, " "The Scouts of Stonewall, " "The Sword of Antietam, " "The Star of Gettysburg, " "The Rock of Chickamauga, " "The Shades of the Wilderness, " and finally, "The Tree of Appomattox, " spans the vast landscape ...

WHAT IF you had a dream warning you to leave the city, would you leave? WHAT IF your family didn't want to leave just because you had a dream? Would you still go? WHAT IF the power suddenly goes out? WHAT IF your phone no longer works? WHAT IF your car won't start? In a dream Jo promises something, but can't remember what it is. She sees warnings on billboards and TV. She hears the same warning from a colleague and client, 'The ...

Paul Nichols is not your average family man. From an early age his thrived on the outdoor life, climbing mountains, trekking, and camping. He found that army life suited his love of the outdoors. Trained by the army and the Special Air Service and later by Mossad he is a trained killer. He is transferred to the Secret Intelligence Service following a run in with his army superiors. During his last government sanctioned mission to eradicate a d...

Plato's Phaedo is a philosophical dialogue that recounts the final moments of the Greek philosopher Socrates's life and his discussions on the immortality of the soul. The dialogue centres around the philosophical argument for the existence of an immortal soul and the nature of death. Socrates presents his theory that the soul is eternal and separable from the physical body, suggesting that it continues to exist after death. Plato explores sev...

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is a dystopian novel that delves into the consequences of genetic engineering, conditioning, and the use of a drug called Soma. The story follows Bernard Marx, an Alpha Plus who feels out of place in his regimented world, and John, a Savage who struggles to adapt to the new world he encounters. Huxley explores themes of individuality, freedom, and the impact of technology on human relationships as he weaves a c...

Plato, the ancient Greek philosopher, made significant contributions to the field of philosophy, including his exploration of laws and their role in society. In his dialogue "The Laws, " he delves into the concept of justice and the ideal construction of laws to create a just society. Plato's perspective on laws revolves around the idea that they should reflect and promote virtue, order and the common good of society. He argues that laws shoul...

Plato's Cratylus is a philosophical dialogue that examines the nature of language, its relationship to reality, and the role of names and words in conveying meaning. Socrates engages in a discussion with Cratylus, who argues that names have an inherent connection to the objects they represent. Hermogenes contends that names are arbitrary conventions agreed upon by humans, lacking any inherent connection to their referents. Plato explores the q...