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Waffle Festival - History And Recipes is a new recipes collection for all those who can't imagine their lives without a decent breakfast including crispy waffles! With this edition, you have a good chance to learn more about how people around the world make waffles! Download the special  edition...

How long have we been drinking tea? Tea is so much a part of our everyday life. A long time ago tea became the nation’s beloved drink. The history of tea is unique and fascinating, and in this reference book you can follow its story from the earliest times up to now!  The edition «Tea...

Emanuel Swedenborg (born Emanuel Swedberg) was a Swedish scientist, inventor and philosopher, mostly remembered for his work Heaven and Hell. In his work The Delights of Wisdom Pertaining to Conjugial Love, first published, in Latin, in 1768, Emanuel Swedenborg, who himself remained a bachelor, discusses...

Emanuel Swedenborg (born Emanuel Swedberg) was a Swedish scientist, inventor and philosopher, mostly remembered for his work Heaven and Hell.  In his work Earths in Our Solar System Which Are Called Planets, and Earths in the Starry Heaven Their Inhabitants, and the Spirits and Angels There,...

Emanuel Swedenborg (born Emanuel Swedberg) was a Swedish scientist, inventor and philosopher, mostly remembered for his work Heaven and Hell. At age 53, during his 'spiritual awakening', Swedenborg, having experienced various ambiguous dreams, believed to become God's messenger and wrote his first...

Emanuel Swedenborg (born Emanuel Swedberg) was a Swedish scientist, inventor and philosopher, mostly remembered for his work Heaven and Hell. At age 53, during his 'spiritual awakening', Swedenborg, having experienced various ambiguous dreams, believed to become God's messenger and wrote his first...

Emanuel Swedenborg (born Emanuel Swedberg) was a Swedish scientist, inventor and philosopher, mostly remembered for his work Heaven and Hell. Spiritual Life and the Word of God, comprising extracts from Swedenborg's larger work Apocalypse Explained, sums up the author's previous theological teachings...

Leonardo Da Vinci was an immensely popular Italian polymath, the epitome of the 'Renaissance Man', famous mostly for his paintings such as the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, the drawing of Vitruvian Man. Being a genius artist, sculptor and inventor, Da Vinci was greatly interested in the laws of science...

This story contains little more than the history of David Hume writings. In this book, the author describes his difficult life from early childhood. At that story, he described his own life, the life of his parents and relatives. He described the way of his formation as the most famous scientist of the whole world. Read the book till the end to know it!

Indem wir die reiche Literatur der Werke auf -ana um eins vermehren, fürchten wir nicht, der Impietät gegen das Andenken eines verdienten Schulmannes und geachteten Schriftstellers geziehen zu werden. Die Versehen, welche ihm beim mündlichen Vortrage entschlüpften, kann man weniger...

Евгений Андреевич Соловьёв (1863 — 1905) — русский писатель, библиограф, литературный критик. По общему складу своей историко-литературной деятельности Соловьёва относят...

Dakshinamurti is an aspect of the Hindu god Shiva, as a teacher. Dakshinamurti literally means 'one who is facing south.' An image of Shiva as Dakshinamurti is part of every temple to Shiva, installed facing south. This work primarily contains the Dakshinamurti Stotra, along with commentary by the...

Okakura Kakuzo (Febr14, 1862 – Sep 2, 1913) was a Japanese scholar and a great contributor to Japanese art development. Abroad, he is mostly known as the author of The Book of Tea. Also he wrote works on Japanese culture like The Awakening of Japan. Outside of Japan, Okakura, directly or not, influenced...

Henry VIII (1491-1547) was a King Of England, the second ruler of the Tudor dynasty. Henry was gifted and well-educated but rather fierce to his political opponents. This man knew the way to get what he wanted, and the choice of means was of little importance. In 1529 he rejected to be a subject to...