Robert Burgess Livres

There is nothing romantic about the war, only pain of separation and losing someone you hold close to your heart. They have been married for years, but Jim Fisher and his wife, Jen, are blessed with the kind of love that only grows stronger with time. Their perfect life, however, is punctuated by periods of dread whenever Jim flies to the most dangerous places in the Middle East to resume his military duties. Smack dab in the middle of war in Iraq, Major Jim Fisher bravely faces the hostile threat posed by the terrorist while Jen is in a different kind of battle faced by every military wife back in the United States. Both hold on to the promise that they will soon be together and things will be as if Jim has never left. When an unforeseen tragedy occurs and causes Jim to disappear, Jen finds herself clinging on to the last shred of hope that Jim is alive and remembers that, somewhere back home, she will always be waiting and longing for her love to return. --Page 4 of cover.

Focusing on the influence of Platonism in Desportes' poetry, Robert Burgess's study builds upon the foundational work of earlier scholars like Merrill, Kerr, and Lefrancz. This examination enriches the understanding of 16th-century literature by exploring philosophical themes and their impact on poetic expression, offering a comprehensive analysis of Desportes' contributions within the broader context of the era.

The book explores significant advancements in sociology over the past fifty years, with each chapter authored by a recognized expert in their respective field. It delves into theoretical, methodological, and substantive developments, providing insights into how various areas of study have evolved. This comprehensive examination offers a deep understanding of the discipline's progression and the contributions of leading sociologists.

The book offers a visual journey through Paris, capturing the city's essence across different seasons. It combines a photographer's personal experiences with reflections from past visitors, creating a rich tapestry of memories and insights that celebrate the beauty and charm of the city.

Originally published in 1845, this reprint captures the essence of its time, showcasing themes and narratives that reflect the historical context of the mid-19th century. The book offers readers a glimpse into the thoughts and societal norms of the era, making it a valuable addition for those interested in historical literature. Its enduring relevance and unique perspective continue to resonate, inviting new audiences to explore its pages.

Delving into the encrypted writings of the Apostle John and the Prophet Daniel, this book presents a detailed decryption rather than an interpretation. It reveals previously concealed truths about pivotal figures, including the existence of two virgin births and two Sons of God, while redefining the roles of Satan and the Planetary Prince. The narrative unfolds a dramatic confrontation between good and evil, led by the Universal Regent and a loyal group, set against the backdrop of Earth, emphasizing themes of courage, dedication, and sacrifice.

Over 4000 entries covering the theory & practice of law in the United Kingdom & Ireland.