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2 reviews
John Francis Noll, Lester J. Fallon

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2005

Fr. Smith's dialogue of truth
This terrific book has been in print for over 80 years, and after reading it one understands why "Father Smith Instructs Jackson" has sold over 2 million copies. In dialogue form, Fr. Smith guides a curious, intelligent, but somewhat agnostic inquirer to understand the truth of the Catholic faith. Since it's original printing, it has been revised to incorporate the teachings of the Second ...

God the Father

1 review
Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, ...

Deseret Book Company, 1979

Printed on jacket flap:
"In the scriptures we read that 'this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.' (John 17:3) Joseph Smith declared the first principle of the Gospel to be 'to know for a certainty the character of God.' (History of the Church 6:305) Man's eternal progress clearly depends on his coming to a knowledge of his Divine Father; we must know God ...

John, Paul, George & Ben (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))

27 reviews

Hyperion Book CH, 2006

A Fabulous Book about the Fab Four (Founding Fathers that is)
First of all, this book is not intended for grades K-3 as Booklist suggests. To appreciate its full humor, you must know some of your U.S. history, otherwise you will be confused. Kids & adults (ages 9-99) will all find something appealing within these hallowed pages, as Smith combines real and fictional facts about Hancock, Revere, Washington and Franklin (oh yes, and how could we forget about ...

Justin Smith Morrill Father of the Land-Grant Colleges
Coy F. Cross II

Michigan State University Press, 1999

Justin Smith Morrill: Almost every land-grant college or university in the United States has a building named for him; but are his contributions truly recognized and understood? Here is the first biography on this renowned statesman in six decades. Representative and then senator from Vermont, Morrill began his tenure in Congress in 1855 and served continuously for forty-three years. His thirty-one years in the upper chamber alone earned him the ...

On Grieving the Death of a Father

14 reviews
Harold Ivan Smith

Augsburg Fortress Publishers, 1994

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the world, the flesh, and father smith
bruce marshall

houghton mifflin, 1945

Adam Smith and the Origins of American Enterprise: How the Founding Fathers Turned to a Great Economist's ...

2 reviews
Roy C. Smith

St. Martin's Griffin, 2004

Straight-forward, center-right review
Roy C. Smith offers a readable, straight-forward, right-of-center review of the famous economist, Adam Smith. The book introduces Smith's thoughts in basic detail, and spends a great deal of time putting Smith in the context of the American revolution, which of course is when "The Wealth of Nations" was published, in 1776. At times the history seems to drown-out the thems of Adam Smith's ...

My Father's Rage
Amandrea Smith

CreateSpace, 2007

Watching TV one evening I kept seeing a commercial for the news. It promised I would see a father's rage as he confronted in the court room the murderer of his daughter. What I saw was a man standing in the back of the court room scream maybe three or four incomprehensible words. We live in a society where people are expected to suppress anger. No one wants to hear it and many are frightened by it. You are expected to keep it to yourself, ...

Fathers: A Celebration

13 reviews
J. Gerard Smith

St. Martin's Press, 2000

Finally... A Book About Men and Their FEELINGS
I found the photographs of fathers with their babies touched my heart. As a mother, I know how DEEPLY I feel for my two children. This book allowed me to see that men, too, are profoundly touched and forever changed when their child is born. I enjoyed reading each father's short narrative about how they cried, felt joy, enriched their relationships with the child's mother, and that they'd ...