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The Amite River starts as two forks, about 100 miles long, with its source in Amite County, Mississippi. It courses down through the parishes of East Feliciana, St. Helena, East Baton Rouge, Livingston and Ascension, forming boundary lines between the same. On February 10, 1832, the Louisiana Legislature created Livingston Parish out of the southern portion of St. Helena Parish. This is the story of the people who played a key part in settling the Amite River, and making it the "Cradle of Livingston Parish."

You can be in the middle of a storm, and it cannot touch you if you are in the will and the favor of God. You can be surrounded with a depression, and it does not touch you if you are in the will of God – if you have come into the “rest” of God. And even anything that does happen, it will not take away your peace, because the peace that God gives you is a “peace” of your Soul. And that is what is really important and what is really counted.

Do you like Dinosaurs?! Well then, you're in the right place. Whether you're an avid dinophile, a paleontologist, a lover of all the strange varieties of animal species, both long gone and current, or simply love discovering and learning about things that were around in the very-distant prehistory era, or anything-in-between, then this is certainly just one of those books that you don't want to miss. In this release, we will explore just over one-hundred pages filled with images of both full skeletons, fossilized-remnants, and restoration pictures to show you what dozens of different species of Dinosaurs looked like. As the title suggests, we cover most Dinosaurs in chronological order s ...

Being more than one edition of a Mook journal publication; left a lasting impression on Chicago. This clear no excuse trying to get a pirated copy of the publication. Seeing trim options for the price of the CreateSpace.com edition. Publisher preferred the historic trim size it was originally introduced. So those of you who are offering to try and pirate a publication. Noted as it's the most personal; no excuses. Why can't one just let the masses by legit print copies from the author? This carries a host of talented authors including Steven Morgan [🎥: Haza] Matthew S. Carroll [3toread.co] David Wright (Codename Vengeance,) and Alex Rivera (The Aeon Eye.) Those who ask about my role in t ...

The Guitar Story (2nd edition)is the updated and in depth look of the evolution of the guitar, but it is not an attempt to include everything about the guitar or about every guitar ever made. This is the short story, yet it is fully comprehensive. I have stripped the fine print, educated guess work and in endless analysis down to the known facts. Also included are biographies of some of the greatest guitarists to date. A fun read for all. You do not need to be a guitarist to appreciate and enjoy this book. It is an intriguing read for anyone interested in the guitar or music history, as well as a real page turner for our current and future rock guitar heros. * Did you know that the leg ...

In 1988, I became interested in sampling beers. I compiled a list of the beers that I tried. This consisted mainly of the beers at Cooper’s Seafood House in Scranton, PA. I also included the common domestic beers that I had remembered drinking. I then updated the list each time that I tried a new beer. I have been doing this ever since. This is my list as of August 24, 2023. It is separated into two sections: American Beers, and International Beers. American Beers are grouped by beer companies. International Beers are grouped by country. There is a three page introduction. There is also some brief historical information about some of the American Beer Companies along with citations.

Veteran radio anchorman DENNIS DAILY looks at how America found out about the D-Day "invasion," thru the scripts of CBS and NBC Radio, on June 6,1944

Join us as we yet again travel back in time, to one of the most interesting periods in recorded history, the wondrous, weird, and often quite dangerous middle ages. We will explore some of the most elaborate and unbelievable stories from the era, all presented as true historic fact, but many of which are questionable, and lack enough solid evidence to back them up. We will learn of a man who claimed he was the true heir to the throne in 1318, and that Edward II was an imposter! We will also discover the strange tale of a ferryman supposedly beaten to death by his crew, when they thought he came back from the dead, as-well as other stories, that i've lovingly titled “Love and Cannibalism” ...

In 1969, in the Anthracite Coal Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Dickson City, Olyphant, and Throop school districts merged to become the Mid-Valley School District. Soon afterward, plans were made to build the new Mid-Valley Junior-Senior High School. The plans were put on hold indefinitely. In 1977, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry condemned two elementary schools. Some residents wanted a new school built; others wanted the old schools renovated. Lively debate ensued. This book is a combination local history book and a memoir. There is a narrative that comes to a climax when the schools are condemned. Historical information and personal accounts describe ...

Western Civilization is responsible for giving the world the greatest civilization that history is ever known. It is a civilization unmatched for its prosperity, its freedom, it's a lofty values, its scientific discoveries, and its overwhelming impact on the rest of the world for good. Never has a civilization risen so high and achieved so much. This civilization has lasted nearly 2000 years. But for the last several hundred years there has been a cancer eating away at the very heart of this civilization. It is safe to say that today Western Civilization, if it is not completely dead, it is surely dying. It is so true, as it has been rumored, that most great civilizations are not murdere ...