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Ambush in the Alleghenies1 review
William P. Robertson & David Rimer

Infinity Publishing, 2008

Ambush!
Ambush in the Alleghenies Deep in the wilderness of western Pennsylvania, a young George Washington suffered his first military defeat, and rekindled a centuries-old feud between Great Britain and France. The battles that followed would be fought across virgin territories, from Nova Scotia to the forks of the Ohio River, and it would decide the fate of the entire North American continent. ...
  
  











  



  
On the Drafting of Tribal Constitutions (American Indian Law and Policy Series)2 reviews
Felix S. Cohen

University of Oklahoma Press, 2007

Perfect for college-level collections on Native American or American legal history.
Felix Cohen was a leading creator of the Indian New Deal and a champion of American Indian rights, so there's no better author than he to cover On the Drafting of Tribal Constitutions, reflecting his practical guidelines created in 1934 for tribal constitutional development. The entire work has been edited by David E. Wilkins, includes an essay that describes its origins and background, and is ...
  
  











  



  
In Search of the Perfect Job: 12 Proven Steps for Getting the Job You Really Want11 reviews
Clyde C. Lowstuter, David P. Robertson

McGraw-Hill, 1992

The Perfect Book for Executive Career Management
Lowstuter's "In Search of the Perfect Job" was excellent in its first edition. The second edition is even better. As a marketer, I like how the book begins with personal strategic planning -- defining what you offer, and what constitutes a great work "fit" for you -- and progresses into the tactics with which you can identify target companies, tell your story, and negotiate offers. This is an ...
  
  











  



  
Primer on the Autonomic Nervous System2 reviews

Academic Press, 1996

Primer -- a good starting point
This book provieds an excellent overview of the autonomic nervous system and the disorders that can have a devestating impact on those who suffer from dysautonomia. The book provides a breakdown of the disorders into subcatagories and provides good reference materials as well as contact information for each of the authors.
  
  











  



  
Sly and Able: A Political Biography of James F. Byrnes2 reviews
David Robertson

W. W. Norton & Company, 1984

Excellent Biography of James F. Byrnes
Political biographies are difficult to write and oftentimes more difficult to read. David Robertson's biography of James F. Byrnes is rich in detail, history, and brings alive the character of many prominent political figures. James F. Byrnes served as a Congressman, United States Senator, and Governor of South Carolina as well as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, ...
  
  











  



  
Eyes Of The Poet: Love and Passion in Lasting Splendor2 reviews

Lulu Press, 2006

Exquisite Lush Perfection
"you laugh and a river of warmth flows into me because for now... I swim in your love" ~Kimberly B. George, When Love Flows Eyes of the Poet is a book so exquisite, you may find yourself completely lost within the romantic dream of love, only wishing to experience everything a poet experiences in moments of perfection. Brian Douthit and David Robertson have created an elegant and ...
  
  











  



  
The Bucktails' Last Call1 review
William P. Robertson & David Rimer

Infinity Publishing, 2007

The Bucktails
The Battling Bucktails Battling bears before breakfast, and wrassling my weight in cougars - yep, I'm a real wild cat, and I love reading about the Bucktails. Of all the unusual combat units of the Civil War; none was more colorful than the Pennsylvania Bucktails. In the spring of 1861, by raft, rowboat, and cattle cars, there came from the mountains of northern Pennsylvania's "Wildcat ...
  
  











  



  
A Passionate Pilgrim: A Biography of Bishop James A. Pike3 reviews
David M. Robertson

Vintage, 2006

Sobering, Revisionist Look at the 1960s
Robertson, a writer new to me but apparently one of some renown whose other books I will be sure to look out for, has written a sobering account of the 196os through a particular prism, the charismatic Episcopal bishop Jim Pike. Pike was a radical theologian and a moving speaker, whose positioning of himself as an effective force for change took him to what were pretty much the limits of free ...
  
  











  



  
Family tree, taking root3 reviews
David P Robertson

Alfranpedoc Pub, 2000

Family Drama
Virginia and Roman Robinson are a sister and brother that know in spite of whatever adversity may surround them, they always have each other. The story begins when Virginia and Roman are children growing up in California and ends when they are parents with adult children of their own. The supporting cast of characters includes their immediate family and a number of other important characters ...
  
  











  



  
Brillante Pero No Ardiente: El Libro Del Whisky Malta (Libros Singulares (Ls))1 review
David Robertson

Alianza Editorial Sa, 2005

A toast to the Robertson whisky book!
Before coming across this book I had no idea that reading about whisky could be almost as enjoyable as drinking the stuff. This wee dram of a book tells you more than you thought you'd ever want to know about the history of whisky, how it is produced,whisky regions and styles, and of course tasting notes. The author has clearly relished the experience. I recommend that all true whisky lovers ...
  
  











  



  
Network Your Way to Your Next Job...Fast1 review
Clyde C. Lowstuter, David P. Robertson

Mcgraw-Hill, 1995

A Top Rated Book Of Epic Proportions!
I would say that this book is really worth its book cover price and then some. Mr. Lowstuter and Mr. Robertson have both done a wonderful job protraying the intricacies of social networking, not only for a job, but for basic communications and achieve higher goals. You see the main topics of who to speak to, who to contact, following proper protocols, etc. Yet there is a subtle push to really ...
  
  











  



  
Textbook of Neuropathology1 review
Richard L Davis, David M Robertson

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1996

perfect
I read the recent edition of this astounding book for about a year ago. This relatively very informative and comprehensive book should be in the reach of every practicing neuropathologist. In comparison to the previous edition, an ample updated literature is also appended. In conclusion, excluding the neoplastic lesions of the central nervous system, this outstanding book is strongly ...
  
  











  



  
Enterprise Architecture As Strategy: Creating a Foundation for Business Execution29 reviews
Jeanne W. Ross, Peter Weill, ...

Harvard Business School Press, 2006

Great Book
Our company is big on this book. our IT CIO has distributed several copies of it to several key people in the organisation.
  
  











  



  
A Treatise of Mathematical Instruments1 review
John Robertson

Invisible College Press, LLC, 2002

Details of all the small tools needed for technical tasks
A Treatise of Mathematical Instruments contains a complete description of a range of tools that are useful in mathematics, surveying, architecture, navigation, drafting, gunnery, physics, and illustration. It covers the sector (a form of calculator that predates the slide rule), the gunner's calipers, the proportional compasses, and a variety of lesser instruments. Examples show how to use all of ...
  
  











  



  
Richard III (Arkangel Shakespeare)1 review
William Shakespeare

BBC Audiobooks America, 2005

Great listening
It's remarkable how writing which can seem dry and dead on the printed page can come alive in the voice of a professional actor. That's certainly the case with this play. I never liked "Richard III" in reading it; it was only when I heard this stellar performance that I really appreciated it as great drama.
  
  











  



  
Marion Mahony Griffin: Drawing the Form of Nature1 review

Block Museum, 2005

Overlooked Masterworks of Architectural Renderings and Landscapes
Anyone familiar with the early work of Frank Lloyd Wright, his Wasmuth portfolio, and the architecture of Walter Burley Griffin will know Marion Mahoney Griffin's incomporable architectural renderings. Like Julia Morgan and Theodate Pope Riddle, she was an extraordinary woman in the very exclusive men's club of turn-of-the-century architecture. Those familiar with Mohoney's architectural ...
  
  











  



  
Hayfoot, Strawfoot: The Bucktail Recruits (White Mane Kids)1 review
William P. Robertson, David Rimer

Topeka Bindery, 2001

Civil War historical novel is a winner
This is aimed at younger readers, but I found it well written, an engrossing romp through the unpopulated areas of North Central Pennsylvania. Set in 1861, and based on fact, the authors weave a captivating tale of uneducated backwoodsmen going off to fight in the Civil War. The title comes from the men not knowing left from right, so to teach marching, hay was tied to left foot, straw to ...
  
  











  



  
Denmark Vesey: The Buried Story of America's Largest Slave Rebellion and the Man Who Led It5 reviews
David M. Robertson

Vintage, 2000

Within a hair's breadth of changing US history
The parallels between Denmark Vesey's failed slave insurrection in Charleston in 1822 and the start of Toussaint's successful slave insurrection in Saint Domingue (now Haiti) in 1791 are striking. In both circumstances, black slaves comprised the vast majority of the population -- 75% in Charleston, 90% in Saint Domingue. In both, the hopeful liberators were former slaves who had become ...
  
  











  



  
Real Matter1 review
David Robertson

Univ of Utah Pr (T), 1997

Excellent, thought provoking book
This book is a funny, gentle, and brainy exploration of nature writers and their subject. Though Robertson is clearly very knowledgeable, this book is not a guided tour. It is a search. Which is not to say the author has no particular point of view. Robertson IS preaching here a bit about the importance of nature, and all "real matter" in our lives, among other things. What makes this book ...
  
  











  



  
Daily Meditations (With Scripture) for Busy Couples1 review
David Fortier, Patricia Robertson

Acta Pubns, 1999

A wonderful book to read each day with your spouse.
My mom gave us this book because she thought we would find it interesting. What an understatement! I read the passage for each day first and then leave it on my husband's chair to read and then we discuss it. Sometimes we know exactly what they are referring to and other times it doesn't seem to apply. Either way we stop and reflect on the bible verse and the interpretation and discuss ...
  
  











  







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