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Sherman was a man always moving to survive. His plan of attack was to move quickly to destroy property and save lives of his men as well as those of the enemy. He stood for loyality and a chain of command, yet was willing to congole the president and U S Grant into allowing him to march through Goergia and the Carolinas while living off the land.
This is an analytical story of stragidty and passionate story of a man who was unwilling to slaughter men and instead destroyed the means to war.
All war is hell. WT Sherman

Readers interested in Sherman might want to look at a book by renowned British soldier and writer B.H. Liddell Hart book "Sherman: Soldier, Realist , American" which has been reissued in paperback 1993 and is availaable on Amazon for [...].
Hart feels that Sherman was the greatest General of modern times. He emphasizes the lives saved by Sherman's unconventional strategy.

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With poems, short homilies and stories, Bill Bennett entertains young children as life's good lessons are imparted. The accompanying illustrations are visually delightful.
Some of the stories, because of word usage, appeal to a slightly older audience than my four and five year olds, but they can appreciate most of the vignettes. A good book that helps parents in childhood instruction.


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I was barely able to finish the first title of this series..(Weasels Luck). Let me spell it out, the first one sucked. This book however was pretty good.
In this one, Galen becomes a Knight of the Crown in the very begining..(This fact suprises me still, his adoptive father must had pulled some very big strings.) Yes Galen becomes a knight. He leaves on a quest concerning the stones he was baught with in the first book...
I gave this title 4 stars because the author did something in this book, that he didnt do in the first one...He Gave a damn about writing a good story. That got him the fourth star...If you are into a "Descent" book about Galen Pathwarden Brightblade..then this one is for you, but if your still unsure..let me end by saying that if you descide to skip this one, you wont be missing much... -Jon

This novel is about a character growing. At the start of the book, Galen still carries remnants of his self from Weasel's Luck. However, it is time for him to grow up.
I love the way the plot progresses. A lot of pitfalls are put in Galen's path, but he conquers them all in an effort to save his brother. He never fleed, as he would have in Weasel's Luck, and his single-minded drive is one of the qualities that, by the end of the book, qualify him as a good and true knights.
A must for any die-hard DL fan.

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1) I'm a big motorsports and Le Mans fan, having been fortunate enough to attend the 1999 and 2001 races so far.
2) I loved the film Le Mans.
But the book certainly got me through the other 50%...
What you get in this book is a fabulous scene setting of the history and significance of '24 Heures Du Mans', which is critical to show the importance of the event to Steve McQueen when he was preparing for and making the film - this was definitely a labour of love.
Also there is a brief but by no means lightweight biography of the man himself, again helping to build up an image of the actual person who was making the movie.
Then, in meticulous detail, you get the story of the build up, preparation and filming of 'Le Mans', with plenty of interesting anecdotes and events, particularly on how the fantastic crash sequences were filmed.
In my opinion you will enjoy this book if any of the below apply:
You are a motorsport fan with an interest in the history of the sport.
You are a Steve McQueen fan.
You enjoyed the movie and want to know how it was made.
If you fit into two or all three categories you will definitely be on to a winner!

If you're the kind of person who's watched the movie multiple times, you will like this book. On the other hand, if you're the kind of person who thought the movie was lousy, you don't want to buy this book. You know who you are. If you liked the movie, but were put off by this books title, my advice is to ignore the title and buy the book anyway. (About 300 pages into the book I finally found out that the title wasn't just plucked out of some marketing idiot's nether regions. A fellow writing a proposal to do a documentary about the making of the movie used that bit of purple prose as his punchline in an attempt to make it sound sensational. But it's still an unfortunate title.)






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Some errors are like "typos" such as 6 instead of 60, some are more serious and subtle such as specifying a call when a put was meant, and some are fundamental structural problems with the book. For example, the Quiz answers don't match the chapters to which they purportedly provide answers, and in some cases only some questions are answered anyway.
The errors are so numerous, and some of a type that they won't be caught by the average beginner, that it might be dangerous for a beginner to rely on this book as a reference or as an only introduction to options.
I'd really like to have a completely "cleaned up" copy, as I think that could make this the best introduction that I'm aware of.

Who knew I'd ever get excited over a book about options trading?

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The book, as the title claims, includes all of Shakespeare's plays, Sonnets, and poems. The appendices include many other interesting tidbits that help shine some light on old Billy's life, including his will, in which he enigmatically bequeathed a "second-best bed" to his wife. Other documents are included, often with explanations to help the reader to understand (as the documents are printed verbatim, the Elizabethan spelling and punctuation is a slight impediment).
Overall, I found this to be the best of the paperback and hardcover editions I examined.

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