Charles Wilkins Ordre des livres

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This collection features fables and proverbs from Sanskrit, specifically drawn from the Hitopadesa. The second edition maintains the integrity of the original 1886 text, offering readers timeless moral lessons and wisdom through engaging stories. Each fable is designed to impart valuable teachings, making it a rich resource for understanding cultural narratives and ethical principles.

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Focusing on the integration of computers in scientific education, this manual presents curricular materials designed for science undergraduates. It emphasizes the importance of computer-assisted experimentation and the use of mini- and microcomputers in laboratories. The experiments are rigorously tested for accuracy and are compatible with various data-acquisition systems, requiring minimal prior knowledge of electronics or programming. Utilizing a modified version of the BASIC programming language, the materials aim to be versatile across different computer systems, ensuring accessibility for students.

The Wild Ride is a book like no other—an epic record of the opening of the Canadian west. It is the story of a force of untested young men, mounted policemen in crimson coats, sent west to do what they could to bring law and order to the land. The Wild Ride is history related in a bold way: as storytelling, as theatre, as art and exhibition, brought to life by an inspired collection of photos, artifacts, and ephemera.

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