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1 review
James F. Molloy, William Fletcher, ...

Mcgraw-Hill Osborne Media, 1986

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Rebel Private: Front And Rear - Memoirs Of A Confederate Soldier

15 reviews
William A. Fletcher

Books on Tape, Inc., 1996

THIS ONE NEEDS TO BE IN YOUR COLLECTION
Excellent, first had observations made by a common private in during the Civil War. The author IS NOT a professional writer. This makes it all the more valuable. The author is not writing the book to entertain, or to pass along old, gory war stories. This is a story by a simple man trying to tell us his point of view, simple as that. This account is quite valuable to anyone interested in the ...

Cooking for Yourself (Williams-Sonoma Lifestyles , Vol 12, No 20)

9 reviews
Janet Kessel Fletcher, Chuck Williams, ...

Time-Life Books, 1999

The Perfect Cookbook
The receipes are for 1 person, the ingredients can all be purchased at my local grocery store, the cooking methods are straightforward, and the dozen or so recipes I've tried so far have taken no more than 15 minutes to assemble and 30 - 45 minutes to cook (the Chocolate Pudding takes 10 minutes start to finish). But what I really love is the taste of the results - full of flavor and out of the ...

Recording Your Family History: A Guide to Preserving Oral History with Videotape, Audiotape, Suggested Topics ...

2 reviews
William Fletcher

Tenspeen Press, 1986

excellent book
If you would like to record a family member's story or interview someone, this books goes through the stages of a life logically and provides the questions to each stage. eg childhood, youth etc. I use the questions as a base and change them to my needs. It has provided excellent starting point. It even has a special section for different ethnicty/religion ie Jewish section, African American ...

California (Williams-Sonoma New American Cooking)

1 review
Janet Kessel Fletcher

Time-Life Books, 2000

Excellent
Every time I went into Williams-Sonoma I picked up this book. I continued to put it down and leave the store. Finally, down to its last copy, I had to make the purchase. Indeed, it is worth every penny and I now wondered what ever made me wait. The recipes in this book are fantastic. Every bit Californian, the recipes feature bold, bright and vivid pictures of the succulent food. One ...

Williams-Sonoma San Francisco: Authentic Recipes Celebrating the Foods of the World (Williams-Sonoma Foods of ...

3 reviews
Janet Fletcher

Oxmoor House, 2004

Get to know the City by the Bay
I lived in San Francisco for several years and had to privledge to become familiar with the city's fantastic cuisine. This book is part of the Williams-Sonoma series focusing on cities with unique culinary traditions and letting the reader get to know both the city and the local food. San Francisco is more than just a cookbook. The introduction provides an overview of the city and the ...

Remedies (Law School Legends Series)

2 reviews
William Fletcher

The BarBri Group, 2002

Complete, clear & thorough
I found these lectures excellent. Conviser has a really good voice, a way of speaking that keeps you awake, a sense of humor, and really guides you along the rails to preparation for the Bar exam.

Four Jacobean Sex Tragedies: William Barksted and Lewis Machin: The Insatiate Countess; Francis Beaumont and ...

2 reviews
William Barksted, Lewis Machin, ...

Oxford University Press, USA, 1998

Wiggins is a smashing editor.
Since Amazon.com can't be bothered to list the contents of all the books, I thought I'd be helpful: this book contains The Maid's Tragedy (Beaumont and Fletcher), The Maiden's Tragedy (Middleton), The Tragedy of Valentinian, and The Insatiate Countess (from a draft by Marston).

The Shakespearean International Yearbook: Where Are We Now in Shakespearean Studies? (Shakespearean ...

1 review

Ashgate Pub Ltd, 2003

A very good analytical survey of recent work
...Undeterred, I nevertheless wish to recommend it. It should, in fact, be in every university library at least, and most scholars would benefit greatly from reading it. I have myself bought a copy, and am very pleased with it. The contributors are on the whole very much in the forefront of Shakespeare scholarship, and write about their subject with great authority and acumen. Each scholar ...

Savoring America: Recipes and Reflections on American Cooking (The Savoring Series)

3 reviews
Janet Kessel Fletcher, Williams Sonoma, ...

Oxmoor House, 2002

Travel through American kitchens!
This book is really nice, even if you don't cook (but I think you will be trying, if you have a look at the pictures), it gives plenty of information on the land and people and, obviously, on what they eat. It has an interesting introduction on the land and then it is divided into several chapters on appetizers and snacks, main courses, side dishes and desserts and each recipe is gorgeously ...

Merck Manual of Geriatrics

5 reviews

Merck Publishing Group, 1995

Best text on geriatric health for dental professionals
Be able to gather information on geriatric health in one source. Great reference text for the dental office that sees older adults.

Federal Courts (Gilbert Law Summaries)

1 review
William A. Fletcher

Gilberts Law Summaries, 1997

A very important caveat
Instead of reviewing this item, which I cannot do yet not having gone through it thoroughly, I will just offer a very important warning: this book is from 1996 and quite a lot of important things have occurred in federal jurisdiction jurisprudence since then. Not the least of which are cases like Allapattah (2005), Saudi (2005, dealing with Rooker-Feldman), and dozens of Circuit and District ...

King Henry VIII: Or All is True (Oxford Shakespeare)

4 reviews
William Shakespeare, John Fletcher

Oxford University Press, USA, 2000

Shakespeare's Final Play
This was an appropriate conclusion to Shakespeare's career. Not only are the characters such as Henry VIII, Cranmer, and Wolsey convincing, but the poetry and images are beautiful. In addition, through the fall of several characters such as Wolsey, we can see reflections of Shakespeare himself as he wrote his 37th and final play. It is also poetically appropriate that one of the greatest ...

I'm Not Afraid of Halloween!: A Pop-up and Flap Book

1 review
Marion Dane Bauer, William C. Wolff

Little Simon, 2006

good basic book
My three children ages 4.5 to 18 months enjoyed this book. I actually bought it for the youngest, but the others liked it as well. It is pretty basic, but easy to lift the flaps and very colorful.

Walsh & Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-ophthalmology: In Three Volumes (Walsh & Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology)

2 reviews

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2004

Good Beginner Text
This book is a good beginner textbook for both Ophthalmology and Neurology residents. It leaves some questions to be answered for those interested in more detail. However, this is what the book is intended for. It is after all a companion book to the full series.

Classic Pasta at Home (Williams-Sonoma Lifestyles , Vol 1)

3 reviews
Janet Kessel Fletcher, Richard Eskite

Time-Life Books, 1998

A short book with some very nice recipes
The number of recipes won't overwhelm you, but maybe that's a good thing. I found a half-dozen recipes here that I really liked, and several quick, easy ones that I now make frequently; that's a pretty good ROI for your cookbook dollar. The book also boasts the usual W-S glossy photos of every entree, which while they don't quite make this a coffee table book, do give you a good idea of what ...

Second Greatest Commandment

1 review
William Fletcher

Navpress Publishing Group, 1985

Straightforward text for a Sunday School class on caring for our neighbors
It is a Sunday School book, pg 14, designed to be used to teach adults how to be sensitive to and caring for their neighbors, thus illustrating the "bear one another's burdens, and thus fulfill the Law of Christ" Gal 6:2, quoted at the end of the preface. It is not a difficult read but is meant to encourage and patiently teach adults without using unusually theological terms or trying to motivate ...

Cardenio or the Second Maiden's Tragedy

3 reviews
William Shakespeare

Glenbridge Publishing,, 1994

A mystery of the greatest import. Read it and weep
The reader above wants to know if there has been a refuation of the case Hamiltom makes in this book. The fact that it's in Shakesperae's writing cannot be refuted, but the fact that it's a Shakespeare play can, for the simple reason that until the handwriting was revealed to be what it quite clearly is, no one suspected Shakespeare as the author, and nearly everyone had it pegged sa Middleton ...

Two Noble Kinsmen

7 reviews
William Shakespeare, John Fletcher

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1969

The only recording and fortunately a good one from Arkangel
The Arkangel Shakespeare series being issued by Penguin Audio is now halfway through the plays and the surprise is that was given preference to the remaining more familiar works. Co-authored by Shakespeare and Fletcher, this play remains an odd man out for several reasons. Based fairly closely on the "Knight's Tale" from Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," it tells of two cousins, who just after ...

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