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Part of the award-winning Contemporary Authors(R) series, Contemporary Authors(R) First Revision contains bio-bibliographical information on novelists, poets, playwrights, nonfiction writers, journalists, screenwriters, and other authors. Sketches typically include personal information, addresses, career history, writings, work in progress, biographical/critical sources and authors comments and/or informative essays about their lives and work....

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This second book in the Panorama series covers the life of Jesus from the Nativity through to St Paul the Apostles and their missionary journeys. This title is also ideal for all Christian families Homeschooling and Sunday School.

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These pocket-sized Nature Study Guides describe plants and animals in easy-to-understand language. They include drawings, keys, terms, symbols, and glossaries. Each book covers a specific region.

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Valuable biographies of Haarlem artists, based on archive-materials and supplying hundreds of new data.

The Catalogue (pp. 179-320), extensively describing 349 items ( 13 of which are manuscripts) gives a masterly reconstruction of Grolier's Library, which ranks among the most precious collections of books of all times. The owner (1479-1565) is rightly considered as the founding father of French bibliography.

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Haarlem, 1620. (With: ) Thresor literaire ... Haarlem, 1621. (And: ) The third part of Duijtscher ende Franscher scholen exemplaer-boek. (Haarlem, 1622)

Delft, 1607. Facsimile 1970. Edition limited to 300 handnumbered copies.

Louvain, 1540. Facsimile, 1970. Edition limited to 300 handnumbered copies.

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Hans Henry Jahnn was one of the great German prose-writers of the post-war period and a master of the eerie and inexplicable. Interpretations of The Ship, his strange and often startling novel, differ from reader to reader--its brooding, Kafkaesque elements and powerful imagery lingering in the memory.

Long before it became the "thing to do, " the questions of self-image and pride in this image and what to do about them were the subjects, consciously or unconsciously, of a magazine which was born in the mid-1920s in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and suffered a premature death in the early 1930s. Mr. Lee F. Harkins, its founding editor, was of Chickasaw-Choctaw heritage and, by virtue of birth, qualified to speak of and for the Indian. The other qualifica...