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This book is for users and manufactures of glass containers. It provides a visualization of typical glass container defects, describes their characteristics, the location of the defect on the bottle, and provides photos of the defects them selves.

Never sentimental, and with just enough grit, I'm Not Gonna Lie is a humorous look at some of the less talked about aspects of pregnancy and the first weeks of parenthood.

This book contains many versions of reality and thoughts of one person captured in their reality, your insight into this story of events can either release them or maybe you know what they are going through, either way I hope you enjoy this contrast in writing and the experiences it may bring.. There is more to follow into other realms of the human brain in later experiences marked as volume two and three..

Kristian is a classic American capitalist, who was forced by his parents to spend his life in Switzerland. In his early twenties, he decides to go to work in Nicaragua on a coffee plantation. There he meets Sandinistas, an equivalent of the Communists he dislikes so much. During his stay, Kristian embarks on a journey with a sick pregnant woman, her US-hating revolutionary husband, and a friend who seems too good to be true. What was supposed...

Hasta ahora, los filósofos se han ocupado en explicar el mundo en lugar de transformarlo", dejó escrito Marx. "Su nombre vivirá a través de los siglos y, con él, su obra", adelantó Engels el día del entierro del que fue su mentor y amigo. "La doctrina de Marx es omnipotente porque es exacta", lo dijo Lenín antes de verificar si la tal doctrina servía para resolver los problemas de cuantos la abrazaban o padecían. El largo siglo de contraste c...

From the outer edge of the galaxy, Captain Angela Joelia and the crew of the Starship Avalerion find themselves posed to face the greatest threat ever to Earth. As deliberations from the council conclude without a course of action, Captain Joliea faces the ultimate decision whether to wait for help or return to face the Nodulian invasion force alone. With the help from Azer Tenos who witnessed the destruction of his own home world, toget...

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For the first time in my life, when I look behind me, I am caught off guard by the considerable distance traveled. The three years in this volume span two sketchbooks, one hundred fifty-five pages, six residences, two coasts, for countries, at least 27, 000 miles, three languages, two bicycles and a countlessly renewed resolution to be fearless. Ainsi soit-il.

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This book is the liveliest account of African history ever written, covering over [one] thousand years of trans-Saharan trade. "Finely written and researched. ... This edition will no doubt whet the appetites of a fresh generation of scholars and students for greater knowledge of parts of Africa still surprisingly little-known to the outside world." - Journal of Islamic Studies "A unique source book." - The New York Times "Utterly enthralling ...

Once known as the Switzerland of the Middle East, Lebanon in the late 1980s was considered a failed state: strife prevailed among Maronite Christians, Sunnis, Shiites, Druze, and Palestinians. Now, barely into the 21st century, history has taken revenge. The Israelis have withdrawn from the South, and the Syrian troops from all of Lebanon, after the people of Beirut rallied against the occupations and took back their streets. But bombings and ...

¿This is a brilliant and outstanding book, quite persuasive in the way it interrogates history. Dr. Rivera Ramos performs the immense service of providing a serious discussion of the complexity of Puerto Rican history and political culture as well as a provocative rethinking of how imperial power works.¿ ¿Arcadio D¿-Qui¿ones, Princeton University

Henry Morton Stanley presents a brief account of his adventurous expeditions in the heart of Africa during 1871 1884.

An Englishwoman's engaging and often outspoken account of her travels in nineteenth-century America.

Mother, May I? is an evolutionary journey between a mother and a daughter from the daughter's teenage years to adulthood. The poems celebrate the bonding of mother and daughter through inspiration, humor, tragedy, and communication. Mother and daughter share generational conversations and explore topics such as sex, politics, and race, which both divide and unite them. This book should be shared with mothers and daughters alike, everywhere, to...