Lord: 1306 books

At the end of the 18th century villagers in Vietnam were in revolt against the oppression, land seizure and hardship caused by feudal landlords. Three brothers from a small village, Tay Son in the south of the Vietnam start an insurgency movement and begin by overthrowing the corrupt Nguyen dynasty...

This carefully crafted ebook: "The Greatest Christmas Stories & Poems in One Volume (Illustrated)" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents: A Merry Christmas & Other Christmas Stories (Louisa May Alcott) The Gift of the Magi (O. Henry) The First...

"Lord Dunsany" was the pen name of Irish writer Edward Plunkett. A prolific dramatist and short story writer, many credit Dunsany with sparking interest in the then-nascent fantasy genre. This collection brings together several of the most popular works Dunsany produced for the stage.

choices to be made with life of life over love of art or love and resposiblity to a possible chaining future of a family and a family to come. One night of an absurd Amway pitch of an old high school friend. Jed is confranted with some very real life choices and given a seamingly easy way out to solve them, when he recieves a phone call, the pitching key to his seamingly freedom.

Executive leadership is critically important to understanding the workings and performance of organizations, yet it is a topic that is usually ignored by mainstream leadership research. Leadership and Information Processing provides a much-needed analysis of this crucial element of organizational...

Bob Lord is a down-to-earth, spiritual man deeply rooted in faith. His humble beginnings led him to pen inspirational poems with unique insights into everyday topics such as family, God, grief, and heaven. As Bob shares straight from his heart, readers will enjoy experiencing life’s ups and downs...

But God's beloved children of Ireland are a paradox in terms. Those who only see the surface of the Irish people, don't know about the years of suffering, persecution, famine, Martyrdom, and near annihilation of them as a people, all for their Faith. When they joke that there are more Irish in Boston...

Bestselling Author Shows How to Prepare for Life's 10 Inevitable Challenges Certain kinds of things just happen--and they happen to everyone. The big question, then, is: How do we handle these inevitable challenges of life in a way that pleases God and demonstrates his character and ways in...

This volume is the result of biblical studies, pursued through a series of years, during the hours of intermitted application to secular business; and is the testimony of a mature and earnest mind to the Messiah of Prophecy, and the hope of Israel. And the subject especially entitles it to attention....

Saint Nicholas of Tolentino was the pride of the Augustinian Community which flourished in the northeastern section of Italy known as the Marches. He was born in the year 1245, not too far from Tolentino where he spent most of his life as a religious. His elderly parents had not been able to bear a child.

Blessed Angela of Foligno was a great Mystic of the Middle Ages. Bob and Penny traveled to Foligno, Italy, near Assisi for the life of this great Franciscan mystic and contemplative. They visited her Shrine, and the places in Foligno and Assisi where she carried on her Ministry.

Table of Contents Origin of the True Cross History of the Cross Moses and the Bronze Serpent The Cross, Past and Present Salvation through the Wood of the Cross The Way of the Cross

Our story begins in one of the most unlikely places, in the home of one of the wealthiest bankers of his day, Francis A. Drexel. Toward the end of the Nineteenth Century, at the time Mother Cabrini was being called to aid one suffering minority, the Italian immigrants in the United States - persecuted...

It was the year 1447 and all of Italy was being attacked by a new enemy - the plague. The casualties surpassed the numbers lost in any war. The citizens of Italy were dying by the thousands, as the pestilence spread from city to city and village to village. No one was safe! The plague was nearing...