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Logical Self-Defense (Key Titles in Rhetoric, Argumentation, and Debates Series)

1 review
Anthony J. Blair Ralph H. Johnson

International Debate Education Association, 2006

Over many years, this book continues to impress
In the early 80's, I took an Informal Logic course as part of my Computer Science training. This book was the text. Over the years, I continually look back to the concepts that I learnt and the way this book presented them. It is within my top 10 list of books that have "changed my life" in that it gave me tools that have never become dated and continue to serve me well. In my present work, ...

Chase #8 September 1998
D. Curtis Johnson and J.H. Williams III

DC Comics, 1998

"Truths" Shadowing the Bat Part 2

Getting Ahead in Medicine: A Guide to Personal Skills for Doctors, ...

Taylor & Francis, 2007

This book is an invaluable guide for doctors which covers all non-medical skills that they will need to succeed in their chosen field of medicine. Particular emphasis is paid to essential personal skills such as managing staff and writing reports. The book covers topics ranging from 'Getting a Job' to 'Quality in medicine' and 'Computers and information technology'.

Fundamental Techniques in Veterinary Surgery
Charles D. Knecht, Algernon R. Allen, ...

W.B. Saunders Company, 1987

Batman: Snow

7 reviews
Dan Curtis Johnson, J.H. Williams

DC Comics, 2007

Batman As Mission Impossible's Mr. Phelps
This story contains a good version of the origin of Mr.Freeze and an interesting attempt by Batman to put together a civilian team of helpers for his war on crime. After being badly injured, Batman/Bruce Wayne realizes he needs some help(this story is pre-Robin), so he goes about recruiting his own kind of Mission Impossible type team.Each member has a certain attribute to contribute, i.e. a ...

Seaside Entertainment in Sussex
J.H. Johnson

SB Publications, 2001

1918: The Unexpected Victory (Cmp)

3 reviews
J. H. Johnson

Cassell, 2000

History is only as boring as your teacher
The book is not boring on any account. It is not an easy subject, but the author does explain the different forces behind the failure of 1917 and the success of 1918. The book is not a typical historical resource. Johnson uses forshadowing and vivid description to give it a novel quality. If you want to know more about the politics behind the stalemate and the final victory in World War I, then I ...

Stalemate!: Great Trench Warfare Battles (World of War (Rigel))

1 review
J. H. Johnson

Rigel Publications, 2004

An informative reading.
This book offers a great insight into the type of warfare characteristic of the First World War. The major battles are covered in a balanced manner and a fine analysis accompanies each battle discussed. It is a good book to begin understanding the nature of war that was "supposed to end all wars". I also recommend reading 'Real War, 1914-1918' by Liddell Hart for a non-specific analysis. Overall, ...