Release Date November 27 2011: 3362 books

pubOne.info present you this wonderfully illustrated edition. De bloeiperiode van deze Zoogdieren-orde is voorbij. In den voortijd leefden in Brazilië Tandeloozen, zoo groot als een Neushoorndier en nog grootere; de kolossaalste, thans nog levende leden der orde hebben hoogstens de afmetingen van een...

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. 'The sharp, the blackleg, and the knowing one,

pubOne.info present you this wonderfully illustrated edition. When some years ago we took the liberty, in a volume of our so-called “Confessions, ” to introduce to our reader's acquaintance the gentleman whose name figures in the title page, we subjoined a brief notice, by himself, intimating the...

This little volume is the result of the interest shown by pupils, teachers, and the general public in a series of talks on the causes of the great European war which were given by the author in the fall of 1914. The audiences were widely different in character. They included pupils of the sixth, seventh,...

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE: The “Heimskringla” of Snorri Sturlason is a collection of sagas concerning the various rulers of Norway, from about A. D. 850 to the year A. D. 1177.

Part, is now perhaps conceivable to readers. But as to the Second, the Germanic or Pragmatic Part, — articulate History, after much consideration, is content to renounce attempting these; feels that these will remain forever inconceivable to mankind in the now altered times. So small a gentleman; and...

The Brandenburg Countries, till they become related to the Hohenzollern Family which now rules there, have no History that has proved memorable to mankind. There has indeed been a good deal written under that title; but there is by no means much known, and of that again there is alarmingly little that is worth knowing or remembering.

Things, therefore, are got to a dead-lock at Berlin: rebellious Womankind peremptorily refuse Weissenfels, and take to a bed of sickness; inexpugnable there, for the moment. Baireuth is but a weak middle term; and there are disagreements on it. Answer from England, affirmative or even negative, we have...

The posting of the Five Armies this Winter— Five of them in Germany, not counting the Russians, who have vanished to Cimmeria over the horizon, for their months of rest— is something wonderful, and strikes the picturesque imagination. Such a Chain of Posts, for length, if for nothing else! From the...

The Crown-Prince's young Life being, by perverse chance, involved and as it were absorbed in that foolish question of his English Marriage, we have nothing for it but to continue our sad function; and go on painfully fishing out, and reducing to an authentic form, what traces of him there are, from that...

Battle being once seen to be inevitable, it was Friedrich's plan not to wait for it, but to give it. Thanks to Friedrich Wilhelm and himself, there is no Army, nor ever was any, in such continual preparation. Military people say, “Some Countries take six months, some twelve, to get in motion for war:...

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. There was Delaney's red-haired trio— Red Gilbat, left fielder; Reddy Clammer, right fielder, and Reddie Ray, center fielder, composing the most remarkable outfield ever developed in minor league baseball. It was Delaney's pride, as it was also his trouble.

This little book is my second Brain-child. The first, entitled A Woman Who Went to Alaska, has been so cordially received by the reading public that I have been induced to send another in its footsteps. It is with great pleasure and perfect confidence that I do this.

This December evening, the imagination, by a law of contrast, recalls another December night two hundred and seventy years ago. The circle of darkness is drawn about a little group of Pilgrims who have come ashore on a sandy and inhospitable coast. On one side is a vexed and wintry sea, three thousand...