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1 review
Becky French Brewer, Douglas Stuart McDaniel

Arcadia Publishing, 2005

Park City (TN) Images of America.
This book was an excellent read. It was extremely informative. I grew up in Park City however, I learned so many facts about the area that I didn't know. Becky French did a wonderful job in writing this book. I would recommend this book to anyone with an interest in the past.

The Military Balance 1999-2000 (International Institute for Strategic Studies) (Military Balance)

2 reviews
Douglas Stuart

Routledge, 1995

Essential if needing information on specifics of militaries
While the price is high for such a small book, the information you get is well worth it. With this title you get all the information on units of the world's militaries, including defense budgets and where units are deployed. I did expect however that more information could be covered, such as for example they list bases and flight hours for some countries, but not all. This is well up to date, ...

The Bushman Myth: The Making Of A Namibian Underclass, Second Edition (Conflict and Social Change Series)

1 review
Robert Gordon, Stuart Sholto-douglas

Westview Press, 2000

great discusion of the image and self.
Robert gordons book shows how people in love with the idea of how the bushmen should behave really have no idea of how they actually behave.

The Language of the Constitution: A Sourcebook and Guide to the Ideas, Terms, and Vocabulary Used by the ...

1 review
Thurston Greene

Greenwood Press, 1991

An essential guide for constitutional scholars
"Language" can not adequately convey the importance/value of this book to those who seek to understand the "original meaning" of the United States Constitution. When I purchased this book, I was concerned that, upon close examination, I would discover that its purpose was to justify much of the Supreme Court's illegitimate jurisprudence over the past 100 years by misrepresenting (i.e. taking out ...

Exodus (The New American Commentary)

5 reviews
Douglas K. Stuart

B&H Publishing Group, 2006

A first class resource
Exodus is a pivotal book, a key volume not only in the Pentateuch but in the whole of the Hebrew bible. And Douglas Stuart is a first rate evangelical Old Testament scholar (who has already penned commentaries on Ezekiel and some of the Minor Prophets). Put the two together and you have an important and powerful combination. There have been a number of good commentaries on the book of Exodus. ...

Old Testament Exegesis: A Handbook for Students and Pastors

3 reviews
Douglas K. Stuart

Westminster John Knox Press, 2001

Great resource
This thorough and scholarly resource book is an invaluable guide to the process of determining the meaning of Old Testament passages. It contains examples and though it is written for scholars and pastors, it is accessible (and provides helpful guidance) to the layperson, such as myself, that desires to develop a less superficial understanding of scripture. The bibliography in the back is ...

The Cengage Advantage Books: The Speaker's Compact Handbook (Thomson Advantage Books)

1 review
Jo Sprague, Douglas Stuart

Wadsworth Publishing, 2008

EXCELLENT handbook for preparing speeches!
If you are taking a speech class that requires this book, get it!!! It's very very helpful!

Old Testament exegesis: A primer for students and pastors

1 review
Douglas K Stuart

Westminster Press, 1980

An excellant resource
This thorough and scholarly resource book is an invaluable guide to the process of determining the meaning of Old Testament passages. It contains examples and though it is written for scholars and pastors, it is accessible (and provides helpful guidance) to the layperson, such as myself, that desires to develop a less superficial understanding of scripture. The bibliography in the back is ...

The North Carolina Atlas: Portrait for a New Century

2 reviews

The University of North Carolina Press, 2000

More Than Just Maps
As Governor Jim Hunt says in the forward, "North Carolina is at a crossroads in its history." This "atlas" provides not only a wealth of information, but an intelligent perspective on the future of the state as it enters the 21st century. Subjects matter includes the natural environment, history, population, urbanization, economy, agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, trade, politics, ...

Telecommunications Law And Policy

3 reviews
Stuart Minor Benjamin, Douglas Gary Lichtman, ...

Carolina Academic Press, 2006

well-written and nearly comprehensive
Benjamin, Lichtman, and Shelanski have written an excellent book on U.S. telecommunications law. The book provides a glimpse at the early history of U.S. radio telecommunications and brings the reader up to fairly recent developments. Explanations of the spectrum, arguments of why broadcast media have been regulated (children's tv, indecency, Fairness Doctrine, for example), selected court ...

Communicator's Commentary: Ezekiel (Communicator's Commentary Ot)

1 review
Douglas K. Stuart

W Publishing Group, 1989

It was informative, and very good.
It gives a good grasp on the old testament period between the first deportation and the second deportation of Isreal to Babylon. It gives a good understanding of the people and culture at that time.

Como Leer la Biblia Libro por Libro (How to Read the Bible Book by Book, Spanish Edition)

15 reviews
Gordon D. Fee, Douglas Stuart

Editorial Unilit, 2005

Best of the Bible Books
This is a terrific book. It guides you confidently through one of the most complex books in the world -- The Bible -- without being overwhelming or condescending. Fee and Stuart know their way around both the Christian scriptures and the human experience. Rare stuff indeed. By tackling the Bible in sections with brief introductions for each and then giving us an at-a-glance overview of each ...

How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth

88 reviews
Gordon D. Fee, Douglas Stuart

Zondervan, 2003

Too good not to have a copy
The title says it all. If you want to read the Bible for all its worth, you, not only read the book, but have to have your own copy. I borrowed the book from the library and started digging into it. There were many valuable Bible verses provided to illustrate and support the important points of the author's view. In order to gain the most from the book, I would need to go through all of these ...

The Speaker's Handbook

1 review
Jo Sprague, Douglas Stuart

Harcourt, 1999

Professional Speaking
An excellent source for professors and people interested in Professional Speaking. It was the textbook for my professional speaking class and I found it an excellent source of reference in addition to excellent examples that helped me prepare my speech.

Word Biblical Commentary Vol. 31, Hosea-jonah (stuart), 583pp

5 reviews
Douglas Stuart

Thomas Nelson, 1987

Highly Recommended
An excellent commentary by an able OT scholar. I found Stuart's research and exegesis to be very insighful. This is a "must have" commentary on every OT student's bookshelf.

Radiology Secrets

8 reviews
Douglas S., M.D. Katz, Kevin R., M.D. Math, ...

Hanley & Belfus, 1998

the best book of its kind
I am a practicing radiologist in New York City, and work with residents and medical students all the time. This is a fantastic book, not only for someone just being exposed to Radiology or needing an initial primer, but as a review book. I can say this with confidence because the book is useful to me in my practice. Other than the specialty books for the Radiology Boards, this is an excellent ...

After the Imperial Turn: Thinking with and through the Nation

Duke University Press, 2003

From a variety of historically grounded perspectives, After the Imperial Turn assesses the fate of the nation as a subject of disciplinary inquiry. In light of the turn toward scholarship focused on imperialism and postcolonialism, this provocative collection investigates whether the nation remains central, adequate, or even possible as an analytical category for studying history. These twenty essays, primarily by historians, exemplify ...

The Robe: Library Edition

77 reviews
Lloyd C. Douglas

Blackstone Audiobooks, 2002

The best of the best!
I suppose one must be careful about how one throws out the phrase, "This is the best book I have ever read". Memories can be short and values change. And of course there is always the matter of someone with a vein throbbing in the forehead of their beet red face, pointing a quivering finger at you and screaming, "What about the Bible!?". And then the matter of categorization (I used to own a ...

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