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How to Burn a Witch In the name of God, the Church, and/or the King and Other Ghastly Tales of Imaginary Fixations Resulting in True Terror and Un-Godly Horror or How the Roman Catholic Church and its agents, joined by European and English Kings, along with Presbyterian and Episcopalian ministers, tortured, executed, and burned 250,000 so-called witches and heretics in Europe in order to execute extortion and revenge schemes, control the people, and rid the earth of those who would challenge Papal, biblical, and/or Monarchial authority. This book is a compilation of extremely detailed historical writings on the subject of witches, heretics, and judicial torture. Compiled a ...

Like a personal diary, newspapers once recorded the daily events not only of the world and nation, state and local, but the daily life of communities. Drawing upon these brief items found in newspaper columns headed Society, Personal Mention, Clubs and Sororities, Parties and Meetings, Weddings and Engagements, and the Day’s Statistics, Irvington in 1910 provide us with a rare glimpse into the day to day lives of people who were next door or who lived “just around the corner” in Indianapolis’ first planned suburb at the close of the first decade of the twentieth century.

Full of magical, entertaining stories illustrating historical research activities you can duplicate for your family. You may find new information on your relatives in these columns. Certainly you will discover new ways of finding relatives. Section Headings include: Imperative Basics; The Eight-Step Cycle of Genealogical Research; Genealogical Procedures; Genealogy Tools; Record Types; Archives and Repositories; Internet Research; Ethnic Research; Memoirs; Family Activities; Family Reunions; Artifacts; Historical Activities; Historical Information on Ancestors. See www.itsallrelatives.org; www.freefamilyhistorybook.com; www.lafeanddolliewadsworth.blogspot.com; www.alfreefamily.blo ...

Ce livre raconte en détail comment l’Arche de Gabriel (ou l’Arche de l’Alliance) aurait été transférée et transportée à partir de La Mecque vers les profondeurs de l’hémisphère sud de notre planète. Cette histoire implique plusieurs personnages de premier plan gravitant tous autour d’un lieu commun, c’est-à-dire l’Antarctique : le président de la fédération de Russie Vladimir Poutine, le pape François, le patriarche de toute la Russie Cyrille de Moscou, le prince héritier d’Arabie saoudite Mohammed ben Salmane, le prêtre orthodoxe Oleg Artyomov, l’ancien secrétaire d’État américain John Kerry, ainsi que le cosmonaute russe Ivan Viktorovich Wagner. L’humanité vit dans un combat perpétu ...

A visual transcript taken from letters a soldier wrote during World War II. It charts his journey from Mondamin, Iowa to Europe and back. He goes from basic training to paragliding into the Battle of the Bulge. A first hand look at what it was like to be a soldier during WWII.

In the year 1862, at age 17, John Hildesheim completed his apprenticeship as a clerk with N.H. Bernhard & Co., a textile manufacturer in Hamburg, Germany. That year, he began a diary (titled Notizen, or “Notes”) and kept it until July, 1927, less than a year before his death at 83. The 65-year journal includes his first employment in Germany and France; his travels in Cuba, Mexico, Haiti, South America, Central America, and California; his marriage to Pauline Meyer in 1869; his career as a merchant in Glasgow and Hamburg; travel through Scotland and Europe; and dramatic technological change.

On August 31, 1939, Raymond Fishler went to sleep at about midnight dreaming of the wonderful future he envisioned for himself. Less than five hours later he was awakened from his peaceful slumber by the start of World War II. After living through a brutal German occupation, his family made a futile attempt to go into hiding to avoid mass liquidation or being transported to the living hell of a concentration camp. Raymond’s mother made him promise to go to America and tell the world what was done to them. He promised he would, and to this day Raymond has told the story of his life’s journey in classrooms and lecture halls and also on the March of the Living, an annual education program ...

Past and present economic crises have called into questions mainstream economic policies & theories upon which they are based. This book explores, through readings on critical thinking, mainstream economics & various shades of heterodox or radical political economy, how various theories stand up against each other, side-by-side. How do "mainstream" economics & economists compare with radical or "heterodox" political economy & paradigm adherents? What do they admit as facts?; What do they disagree upon & why? What are some basic principles of critical thinking & epistemology to add to debates? What is the state of economics & economists today? What are markets, free or otherwise? What do ...