Gary Jeffrey Jacobsohn Livres

A comic book style introduction to the amazing world of prehistoric life after the dinosaurs

A history of Medieval conflict during key episodes of this era of human development

Exploring the challenge of ensuring religious liberty in deeply religious societies, the book examines India's constitutional development of secularism through a comparative analysis with Israel and the United States. Jacobsohn argues that understanding a country's constitutional theory requires considering its unique social and political context. India's experience highlights the tension between religious life and secular democracy, offering insights into jurisprudence and political theory relevant to other nations grappling with similar issues.

Three decisive battles fought by knights in medieval history are told in graphic novel format: In 1415, English long bowmen devastate the French army in the Battle of Agincourt; Successful in holding the French town of Orlans under siege for six months in 1428, the English forces are about to meet 17 year-old Joan of Arc; In 1485, the fight for the throne of England between two royal dynasties comes to an end at Bosworth.

The book offers a comparative analysis of the constitutional systems in Israel and the United States, revealing insights into the nature of constitutionalism. By utilizing Abraham Lincoln's metaphor of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, the author explores the interplay between political culture and constitutional frameworks. This examination highlights both the challenges and opportunities for adapting constitutional principles across different societies, ultimately enriching the understanding of how political ideas shape governance.

A comic book style introduction to the amazing world of prehistoric life after the dinosaurs

A comic book style introduction to the amazing world of prehistoric life after the dinosaurs

Separated by only about 100 miles (160 km) of water, the United States felt threatened by Soviet-backed Cuba in the 1960s. This book features three stories in graphic novel format of events from the Cuban Revolution, and Cold War conflicts such as the infamous Bay of Pigs invasion and the nail-biting suspense of the Cuban missile crisis.

In graphic novel format, tells three stories about rebellion and revolt that happened in medieval Europe.

When the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, the U.S. government along with many other countries supported Afghanistan's rebels in an attempt to remove the influence of the U.S.S.R. from this region. This book features three stories told in graphic novel format about conflicts that escalated tensions in the Cold War until reformer Mikhail Gorbachev was elected to the Soviet government in 1985