The definitive reference for Business Law if a bit dated.

I bought this book for my Western Civilization class and I was very happy with it. The authors did a great job. Particularly pleasing was the way the book before each chapter had the timeline for all the events covered in that specific chapter. This helped one get a better grip on what happened first and what came after that. I would recommend this book.

Writes McCarthy in his introduction to this collection: "I paint to achieve visual impact--trying to redesign...the beauty and character of...the mountains, streams, lakes, deserts, and most of all, the rock. I put into this setting the characters that roamed it: mountain men, free traders, cavalry, cowboys, and Indians...wagon trains and the stagecoaches." If impact is what he was after, he succeeded beyond his wildest dreams. With almost every page you turn in this full-color book, you're hit between the eyes by a painting of near-photographic quality that seems to catch action between one breath and the next--two road-agents ambushing a coach as it fords a shallow creek in "The Last Crossing," a Plains war party defying an unseen foe in "The Cry of Vengeance," a Cavalry patrol racing across the desert in "Forward by Twos." There are quieter moments too--an Indian warrior petitioning the spirits in "The Prayer," which owes some debt to the well-known "End of the Trail;" a mud-wagon making its slow way across a sage flat in "Bleak Dawn;" two cowboys and their packhorses in "Packing In." The stark beauty and sheer size of Western landscape is splendidly captured, as are the details of costume and tack, and action and pageantry blend seamlessly; I know of only one other contemporary painter (Olaf Wieghorst) who does horses anywhere near this well. Many of these paintings were originally commissioned as paperback book covers, which accounts for their unique layout, and to get the most out of them you may want to equip yourself with a large, high-quality magnifier. Anyone who loves Western art should have this book on his shelf, right alongside Remington, Russell, and their ilk, as I do.

LaGard Smith exposes the folly of the New Age philosophy in an exciting romantic story. His material is scholarly, reverent, Biblical and kind. Smith writes like the lawyer that he is. His analytic mind, so useful in argumentation, has a tenderness as if kissed by Jesus. Great book! I could hardly put it down.

This is a wounderful book to get. It covers every college there is and tells you how they got their name and mascot. This is a book that is great for those times when you were just woundering about something, and want to look it up.

This hysterical story about a well meaning Afghan puppy will keep you all in stitches. You will have the opportunity to view the world from the very unique perspective of a puppy out to please his owners. Dog owners will become enlightened about the true intentions of their beloved pets in the act of destroying cherished possessions. Don't miss the wonderful details in the illustrations. This is a book that all will enjoy, particularly those who have had the hair-raising experience of sharing their lives with an exuberant puppy.

The author of this book, Frank G. Carver, is a NT scholar with special expertise in Johannine studies. He also is a mystic who has penetrated to the heart of Jesus' Upper Room discourses in the Fourth Gospel. The reader of this study senses that Carver himself enjoys the experience of the Spirit that Jesus defines there. The volume is the culmination of years of teaching both graduate and undergraduate students. It cites the most authoritative studies of the Fourth Gospel, Catholic as well as Protestant, drawing also from the deep wells of Christian mysticism. The author writes from within the tradition of John Wesley, but often reads Wesley through the lenses of St. John of the Cross, whom he extensively quotes. The book represens a cross-fertilization of the Catholic (both Eastern and Western) and Protestant traditions. which gives the study its uniqueness and richness. Dr. Carver is also a seasoned and effective preacher; this book offers a wealth of practical, edifying sermon material for the minister who would proclaim the Johannine Christ's promise of the Spirit.

You will find out about Nazism, but the book is about courage. FULL of documents...chilling.

This book was suggested by the husband of a friend. It helped save their marriage with a lot of therapy for both of them. The authors are very honest about their past, and how it started unhealthy patterns. I will be forever grateful that they wrote this book. I have been able to give it to other "SURVIVORS" of abuse. A wonderful book, but be sure you have a support system and a therapist on standby.

To whom it may concern,

I will be having a report about Holy Eucharist and I am having a hard time looking for it, if you could help me out with this I will really appreciate it, the following topics that i have to discuss are:historical background,names of Eucharist,Eucharist as a meal, Table fellowship,Euch. as a sacrifice,symbols and meanings, biblical passages,blessed sacrament and Christ the Living bread of life. please help me out. thank you very much.