JAMES MCNEILL WHISTLER (PETERS, LISA N.)
A BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND V3 (GRANGER, JAMES)
REMAINS OF ALEXANDER KNOX, ESQ. V1 (1834) (HORNBY, JAMES J.)
THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN THE STUDY AND THE STREET (1919) (MOULTON, JAMES HOPE)
ATHENS (MCGREGOR, JAMES H S)
SPIRIT UNCHAINED (MOORE, JAMES B)
You are about to meet a man by reading over forty years of his writings. In many ways, it is neither an easy introduction nor a comfortable journey. You will not be meeting the man as the person he is-you will be experiencing his process of becoming. The poems begin in the author's early youth, with strong narratives that recount an inherited persona of streetwise toughness. Some of these early poems define, some bruise, some shock. In their wake we find a boy taking his first puzzled steps toward manhood, carrying with him-almost without question-the legacy of a rough family layered with scar tissue from surviving street and dystopian surroundings. Following this chapter are the perspectives and experiences of late teenage years, college, military, life as a merchant seaman, professional musician, teacher, and as a single man. Each epoch is marked by often-painful collisions with others, whether they be rough-edged men or, all too frequently, the women the poet always needs but never seems to understand. At some point, age brings with it an appreciation for the essence of life and the part of human identi
THIS I KNOW FROM LOVING YOU (CUMMINS JR, JAMES)
With soft tender and evocative verse, the author proudly proclaims his love for his lady. It is a must read for all women who love romance. Unlike the popular romance fantasy genre, this is the real thing.
THE KING OF ALSANDER (1914) (FLECKER,JAMES ELROY)
THE CHARWOMAN´S DAUGHTER (1917) (STEPHENS, JAMES)
A MEMOIR OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE JAMES, FIRST LORD ABINGER, CHIEF BARON OF HER MA (SCARLETT, PETER CAMPBELL)
KANT´S CRITIQUE OF AESTHETIC JUDGMENT (MEREDITH, JAMES CREED)
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND CORRESPONDENCE OF SIR SIMONDS D´EWES V1 (HALLIWELL-PHILLIPPS, J. O./HALLIWELL, JAMES ORCHARD)
BYE BYE BANKS? (HAYCOCK, JAMES/RICHMOND, SHANE)
SHADOW OF A GREAT ROCK . A LITERARY APPRECIATION OF THE KING JAMES BIBLE (BLOOM, HAROLD)
THE JACOBITE RELICS OF SCOTLAND (HOGG, JAMES)
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