Hurricane Force: The Story of the Storm of October 1987

Science & Math

Hill, George

Biological Sciences

HarperCollins, Publishers

An Historical Account of the Macdonnells of Antrim: Including Notices of Some Other Septs, Irish and Scottish

History

Europe

Franklin Classics

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Lectures in Divinity by the Late George Hill V1

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Lectures in Divinity by the Late George Hill

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Kessinger Pub Co

The brainchild of nationally syndicated talk radio personality, Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio, Grilling While Armed-The Top 20 Recipes has been a long time coming! For over a decade on the nation's airwaves on hundreds of radio stations, Mark has been discussing his love of freedom, the right to bear arms and his love of great outdoor BBQ with throngs of listeners. A long time stick burner and wood cooker guy, Mark believes the two go together, for what's more American than BBQ and guns? Not much. They're part of our national heritage. Together with noted firearm expert and radio program contributor, George "The Mad Ogre" Hill, they bring two of America's great pastimes together. "We're excited to bring you Grilling While Armed: The Top 20 Recipes - How to get off the gas and become your neighborhood BBQ Pit Boss in one day - The Handgun Edition. Our intent here is to move you gas-grillers to a real fire and new outdoor chefs directly to coals and wood before you make the mistake of thinking you're barbecuing on a gas grill, to begin with. We'll provide you the basic framework, along with the necessities to getting you on charcoal or wood-fired cooker quickly before you error and become a "convenience" gas griller in the first place. In our effort to do so we're providing you twenty of our incredibly easy to prepare favorites that smoke up the neighborhood and will always have the neighbors wanting to know when you're lighting the cooker again! These recipes are simple, hearty, inexpensive and don't require a cooking school degree and years of practice. In fact, they're so simple you'll be smoking up the hood like a pit boss in a matter of minutes, yes minutes." After you get the smoker going, Mark and George pair up a great sidearm for you to wear inspired by the food you're cooking. See guns and BBQ have been flirting with each other for centuries. Rugged individuals have been cooking over open flames and carrying sidearms in America since our founding. It just took Grilling While Armed to make the connection for you! Enjoy the recipes in this book, make them your own and remember, when it comes to our right to bear arms and great BBQ, together we will never let anyone take either away from us!

Grilling While Armed: The Top 20 Recipes: How to Get off the Gas and Become Your Neighborhood BBQ Pit Boss in One Day

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Walters, Mark

Outdoor Cooking

CCW Broadcast Media LLC

“Am I Chef?” is a must read for anyone wishing to enter, or associated with the commercial cookery industry, including existing trainees, chefs and educators. This book draws from Black Hat Chef George Hill’s 56 years of international experience in commercial cookery. In simple terms, George explains the attitudes, characteristics, experiences, knowledge, personality traits, physical requirements and skills necessary to be successful as a commercial cook or a chef. Am I Chef? Explores issues that impact on the industry including: allergies, branding, bullying, celebrity chefs, competitions, culinary etiquette, discipline, food presentation, media, passion, spelling, training and describes common kitchen slang, terminology and Culinary Codes of Practice.

Am I Chef?: Back to basics with the "SAKE" Philosophy

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Industries

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The Home Front in World War II: From the Letters of Essie Mae Hill to Field Director Gerald L. Hill

Heritage Books, Inc.

"Hang the Tory spy " John Saxe could rightly have expected to hear these words when he was in prison in Esopus-now Kingston-New York, in 1779. Then forty-seven years old, he had staunchly maintained his loyalty to the King of England, to whom he had proclaimed his allegiance when he arrived in Philadelphia in 1750. Indeed, John Saxe was already a subject of the King of England, for the young man was born in 1732 in Saxony, in the Electorate of Hanover, which was ruled by the Prince-elector who was also King George II of England. John Saxe could surely have been regarded as a spy, for he worked for the King's men-although not in uniform or with an official position in a military unit-and that would be considered spying. Perhaps he actually was a spy, or maybe he was just a German- and English-speaking guide for the Ansbach Jaegers. The truth of the matter will probably never be known, but legend has it that he escaped or was released from prison. Perhaps his employers, the Livingstons, arranged for his release. He was their miller. It is, however, known that Saxe returned to his family in Rhinebeck, on the east side of the Hudson River, and he remained there until after the end of the Revolutionary War. As a "suspected" Loyalist, his property was then confiscated by the state. John Saxe and his wife and their eight sons-one just a babe in arms-and many other families, including some of his kinsmen, then made their way up the Hudson River. They crossed the height of land into the watershed of Lake Champlain, and settled in the wilderness at the northeastern corner of that lake at what was then, and still is, called Missisquoi Bay. This book is the story of the Loyalist, John Saxe, and of his children and their descendants-some of whom were very successful, while others were ordinary men and women who eked out a living on the frontier. Some settled in Canada and were loyal to the Crown, whereas others were American patriots, heroes in the War of 1812 and the Civil War, and some who were distinguished in public service, law, business, the arts, and government. John Saxe's most famous descendant was his grandson, John Godfrey Saxe, L.L.D. (1816-1887), a poet and statesman, who wrote about The Seven Blind Men and the Elephant, in a book that is still in print today. One of the most mysterious descendants of the Loyalist was his son, Godfrey, who was named for the Loyalist's father, and about whom very little is known. Godfrey Saxe had a daughter, Anna Maria Saxe, who married Joseph Stockwell and had many descendants-including George Hill, the author of this book. Based on the documents that he discovered, Hill speculates that Godfrey Saxe may have been shunned by his father and perhaps some of his siblings because he had this child out of wedlock, and that indeed the child's unnamed mother may have been a neighbor and relative. The child, Anna Saxe, grew up in the community of Highgate, Vermont, but after she was married, she moved to New York State, and her descendants have now literally spread all over the world. Hill's book traces the descendants of John Saxe and his wife, Catherine Weaver, for five generations. Hill thus updates a genealogy of the Saxe family that was published by John Saxe's great-great-grandson in 1930. Hill adds much that is new to this earlier Genealogy of the Saxe Family. He integrates information about the Saxe family and their relatives from other histories of northern Vermont, and he includes copies of many original photographs and previously unpublished letters and documents. Hill's book includes footnotes, endnotes, several appendices, and two indexes.

John Saxe, Loyalist

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