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Sukey Vickery’s Emily Hamilton is an epistolary novel dealing with the courtship and marriages of three women. Originally published in 1803, it is one of the earliest examples of realist fiction in Am
How can an ancient book make a difference in the life of a modern teenager?It Will Stand is a new approach to teenage Bible studies that focuses on the root literature of Christianity, the Bible. Many
How can an ancient book make a difference in the life of a modern teenager?It Will Stand is a new approach to teenage Bible studies that focuses on the root literature of Christianity, the Bible. Many
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Contemporary European public art often addresses the past and future of European unity, democracy, immigration, and civil rights. The Art of the Multitude explores how participation in art works effec
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Elizabeth Colson is a giant of twentieth and twenty-first century social science scholarship. For sixty years (beginning in 1946), she has carried out regular and intensive anthropological research am
