Charlotte Harris: 7 books

Charlotte Harris Rees is an independent researcher, a retired federal employee, and an honors graduate of Columbia International University. She has diligently studied the possibility of very early arrival of Chinese to America. In 2003 Rees and her brother took the Harris Map Collection to the Library...

A Chinese classic, the Shan Hai Jing, reportedly from 2000 BC claimed travels to the ends of the earth. However, today many, while accepting the antiquity of this account, believe it was just mythology. But was it?Testing the hypothesis that the Shan Hai Jing described actual surveys of North America,...

Missionary Biography with many historic photographs Starting in 1875 and covering a span of almost 100 years, three missionary families exhibited bravery, endurance, and sacrifice when their very lives were at risk. William David Powell and his wife, Mary Florence Mayberry Powell, were missionaries...

The Exponents equations covered in this manual include obvious solutions to adding Exponents with a power and a base. The possible solutions to adding and subtracting numbers raised to a power are solved in the form of real numbers for a straightforward answer with the minimum amount of calculation....

This beautifully engineered story of real life science and mathematics demonstrates how a high-powered, low-key inclusion into this world might be attempted. As usual Dr Todd B. Huffman is there to answer any difficult problem and continues to delight the reader with his slight-of-hand method of answering questions.

Representing an international gathering of scholars, Fields Watered with Blood—now available in paperback—constituted the first critical assessment of the full scope of Margaret Walker’s literary career. As they discuss Walker’s work, including the landmark poetry collection For My People...

How can positive psychology approaches help us to understand the process of adjustment to, and living well with dementia? As accounts of positive experiences in dementia are increasingly emerging, this book reviews current evidence and explores how psychological constructs such as hope, humour,...