Hugh Hastings Livres

What is so important that a sinister trap is laid for Ella and her brother Archie? Why were they sent away from London? Will Archie remember a very important act? And why does the incredible 'Uncle Larry' suddenly appear in their lives? Who is he? 'High Tide' is the first adventure of the Lighthouse Gang, bringing together four children into a maelstrom of adventure in a beautiful Cornish seaside town. It's a sort of MI5 meets Famous Five except that Larry Almasy, the fifth member is an old ex spy, soldier, and adventurer with history. Illustrated with intrigue and darkness by Elina Alexandrovna Ellis.

A comprehensive collection of the public papers of Daniel D Tompkins, who served as governor of New York from 1807 to 1817.

This controversial work of medical history traces the development of two rival schools of medical thought in the 19th century: allopathy and homeopathy. Through a careful analysis of the scientific and philosophical underpinnings of each approach, as well as a detailed survey of their respective histories and practices, the author provides readers with a fascinating and highly informative account of the origins of modern medicine. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medical practice, the philosophy of medicine, or the social and cultural contexts of scientific inquiry.

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