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FREEMAN, EUGENE (EDITOR). The Monist, An International Quarterly Journal Of General Philosophical Inquiry: July 1970, Volume 54, No. 3.
The Edward C. Hegeler Foundation, La Salle: July 1970, Volume 54, No. 3. s Softcover. Good condition.
The General Topic of this issue is "The Philosophic Proofs for God's Existence - II." The articles included are: Four Medieval Ways to God by Anton C. Pegis, The Contingency Argument by Barry Miller, Whitehead's Categorical Derivation of Divine Existence by Lewis S. Ford, Divine Necessity and the Cosmological Argument by Bruce R. Reichenbach, Does the Cosmological Argument entail the Ontological Argument? by Michael Tooley, Descartes' Cosmological Argument by Frank B. Dilley, Two Criticisms of the Cosmological Argument by William L. Rowe.
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GAER, JOSEPH ( EDITOR). The Best Of Recall.
Thomas Yoseloff, New York: 1962. h Hardcover with dustjacket. Fair condition. Dustjacket has slight chips and scratches.
Recall is a quarterly publication by the Jewish Heritage Foundation of Beverly Hills, California- an organization whose aim is to counteract the alienation of so many of today's American Jews.
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GAER, JOSEPH ( EDITOR). The Best Of Recall.
Thomas Yoseloff, New York: 1962. h Hardcover with dustjacket. Good condition.
Recall is a quarterly publication by the Jewish Heritage Foundation of Beverly Hills, California- an organization whose aim is to counteract the alienation of so many of today's American Jews.
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GALE, JOHN; NICHOLS, ROGER L. (EDITOR). The Missouri Expedition, 1818-1820: The Journal Of Surgeon John Gale With Related Documents.
University of Oklahoma Press, Norman: 2015. s Softcover. Brand new book.
Repeated clashes between American fur traders and the Plains Indians following the War of 1812 lent urgency to demands that the United States government protect its territory in the West. To remedy the situation, Secretary of War John C. Calhoun planned a military occupation of the upper Mississippi and Missouri River valleys through a cordon of army posts stretching from Green Bay on the Great Lakes west to Montana. Calhoun projected a troop movement, called the Yellowstone Expedition, that grew from one expedition to threeÑthe Missouri, the Mississippi, and the Scientific Expeditions. The Missouri Expedition, described in this volume, was the first venture to implement Calhoun's plan. During the summer of 1818 the expedition, under the command of Colonel Thomas A. Smith, traveled up the Missouri River in keelboats to Cow Island, near present-day Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where a winter camp was built. Defiant bands of American Indians robbed the soldiers of horses, guns, boats, and food, also attacking white traders and messengers along the river. In February 1819, Calhoun appointed Colonel Henry Atkinson, the most experienced officer of the Rifle Regiment, to the command. By summer the troops continued upriver to Council Bluffs, where they built Cantonment Missouri. Expedition surgeon John Gale's account of the Missouri Expedition captures the color and excitement of exploration while revealing the grinding effort and stark hardship of army life in the early nineteenth century. Editor Roger L. Nichols, who established the authorship of the journal, includes expedition letters and military orders to enhance Gale's authentic narrative. 10 black and white illustrations, 3 maps, 176 pages, 6" x 9". Roger L. Nichols is Professor of History at the University of Arizona and author of Indians in the United States and Canada: A Comparative History
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GARGAGLIANO, ALEXIS. Lincoln Center Theater Review: Fall / Winter 2006 Issue, Number 43.
Lincoln Center Theater, New York: 2007. First Edition. s Softcover. Brand new book.
A collection of articles that take as its unifying theme Tom Stoppard's The Coast of Utopia. Articles include: "The Presiding Spirit of Isaiah Berlin" from a Conversation with Tom Stoppard, "I'm Writing Three Plays Called Bakunin, Belinsky and Herzen...I Think" by Tom Stoppard, "An Imperfect World" by Margaret Atwood, "The Men of Utopia" by Charles Beye, "The Fox and the Hedgehog" by Paul Rudnick, "No Nation but the Imagination" by Andrew O'Hagan, "George Sand: Notorious Woman, Celebrated Writer" by Jeanne Fuchs, "The Unpredictable Past:" in an Interview withTatyana Tolstaya, and "From Ivan Turgenev's Bailiff" by Ivan Turgenev.*
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GILCHRIST, ELLEN. Falling Through Space: The Journals Of Ellen Gilchrist.
Little, Brown and Company, Boston: 1987. 0316313157 / 9780316313155 First Edition. h Hardcover with dustjacket. Good condition.
Taken in large measure from the author's highly successful National Public Radio broadcasts, these journals form a distinctive, funny, and moving portrait of the making of a writer - and a daughter, lover, wife, mother, and grandmother. Explores the Mississippi plantation life that shaped Ellen Gilchrist as a child: the books, teachers, and artists who influenced her development; and her thoughts about writing and life in general.
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