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Exploring the historical context of westward expansion, the book delves into the transition from the Doctrine of Discovery to Manifest Destiny in the 1840s. It examines the competition among British colonists, English, French, and Spanish powers for control of lands west of the Mississippi. Miller reveals how the United States not only secured territorial dominance but also shaped the legal frameworks that justified their claims over indigenous lands, offering a comprehensive analysis of this pivotal period in American history.

A celebration of a beloved figurine collection features more than one hundred full-color photographs that display the entire series, describes the life of its creator, and discusses the influences of religion, folk art, and tradition on her work.

Focusing on the history and future of American Indian economic activities, the book emphasizes the necessity for tribal governments and reservation communities to develop sustainable businesses. It argues that fostering both privately and tribally owned enterprises is crucial for the survival of reservation communities and the preservation of tribal cultures.

On a skiing vacation in Colorado, Allen Crawford, the President of the United States, is seized by severe spasmn after making love with his mistress. A howling blizzard prevents his evacuation to Denver. The sudden appearance of a visiting San Francisco specialist at the Vail hospital cheers the meager local medical staff, who work feverishly to save the President's life.It isn't until his return to Washington that the terror begins to unfold. Someone has gained control of his body, and he suffers periodic life-threatening situations. Clues to who may be stalking him are obscured by murder, and the intimidation of his closest friends. A diabolical twist finally brings this drama to it's end.

As the story opens, twenty-five-year-old Brad Wilson recently returned to the United States from three years of combat duty in Iraq and recently divorced thirty-seven-year-old Linda Wallace just enrolled at State University to complete her last two years of college. At the same time, Linda's eighteen-year-old daughter, Diane, will be starting freshman year at Stanford. Brad and Linda meet at a required class, where Linda initially thinks Brad will be a good find for Diane. However, within a short time, they become intimate and initially try to hide their relationship because of the age difference. This results in many unpredictable and humorous situations. Their relationship is put to a test in December. Linda's parents move in with her after her father retires, Diane unexpectedly shows up, saying she is dropping out of Stanford, and Linda's ex-husband is divorcing his wife and wants to remarry her. This leads to many serious detailed discussions concerning the future for Brad and Linda.

Exploring the transformative concept of Rainmaking, this book emphasizes the importance of genuine connections rather than traditional selling techniques. It encourages readers to understand their motivations and engage empathetically with others through storytelling. The journey is framed as an adventure, inviting readers to envision a world where emotional resonance leads to fulfilling their dreams. By investing time in relationships and experiences, readers can unlock their potential and make a meaningful impact on the world.

The book is a reproduction of an important cultural artifact, preserving the original text and its historical context. It includes authentic copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its significance in the knowledge base of civilization. This faithful reproduction aims to maintain the integrity of the original work, offering readers a glimpse into its historical and scholarly importance.

Exploring the origins of Santa Claus, this book delves into the historical and cultural evolution of the figure associated with Christmas. It examines the transformation from a patron saint to a modern icon, highlighting the myths and traditions that have shaped his identity over time. Through engaging narratives, the book addresses the question of Santa's reality and his significance in contemporary celebrations, making it a thought-provoking read for those curious about holiday lore.

The book features short stories and reminiscences from the author's extensive 50-year career in public health across 11 countries. It highlights diverse experiences, including challenges faced, solutions found, and cultural insights related to food and fishing. The narrative encompasses a variety of locations such as Bangladesh, Kenya, and Vietnam, offering lessons learned from each unique environment and the people encountered throughout the journey.