John Lillie Livres

The tumultuous relationship between Frederick the Great of Prussia and Maria Theresa of Austria is the stuff of legend. This volume presents a wealth of primary source material that sheds new light on this riveting historical drama, including letters, diaries, and diplomatic dispatches. Edited and introduced by eminent historians, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the political and military upheavals of eighteenth-century Europe.

This theological work provides an in-depth analysis of the books of First and Second Peter, as well as insights into their historical and cultural context. The author, a prominent theologian and scholar, offers detailed commentary on the text, as well as reflections on its relevance to contemporary religious practice. A must-read for anyone interested in biblical studies or Christian theology.

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Histoire sociale, géologique, biologique, mais aussi témoignage sensible, ce récit sans héros est inclassable. Anarchiste, communard, écologiste pionnier, Elisée Reclus signe ici encore un ouvrage novateur, anticipant les combats écologistes et politiques modernes dans une langue à la force évocatoire sans pareille.