<p>The Autobiography of Mary Hamilton; Foreword by Ellen Douglas; Introduction by Morgan Freeman. From a manuscript that surfaced more than a half century after it was written, here are the recollections of a Mississippi pioneer oman who survived merciless obstacles to save her family and home.</p>

Trials of the Earth

Mary Hamilton

Nautilus Publishing

From Ash to Wintergreen, Bittersweet to Wappatoo, the common Bedstraw and the uncommon Camas, the edible Fiddlehead Fern and the ubiquitous Dandelion, E. J. Revell has painted beautiful watercolors of these and 62 other plants found in North America. Plant illustrations and accompanying botanical descriptions and quotations are arranged alphabetically, in keeping with the old herbal tradition of plant identification. Plants were chosen for their pictorial value, with the intention that each watercolor should evoke a habitat and associations which match those of the quotations accompanying it. The quotations that are included are from a variety of explorers and settlers, describing the plants and reflecting the practical, aesthetic, and botanic interests of the newcomers in different parts of the country.

And Some Brought Flowers: Plants in a New World

Arts & Photography

Mary Alice Downie

Painting

University of Toronto Press

The Lady and the Trapper

St. John's, Nfld. : Jesperson Press

Under the Horse's Ass

Colenso Island Press

I believe we are like dragonflies and engage in a process of incomplete metamorphosis. we can no longer fantasize that one day we will spin a cocoon, go to sleep, pray our body parts reform into great wings and wake up as enlightened butterflies.  Rather, our present day awareness is incomplete and developing into a more encompassing form.  I call this emerging form, original flesh. Flesh transforms into a being of consciousness embraces our capacity to endure the growing pains demanded for expansion into spiritual dimensions. With eyes wide open to the process of shedding outworn ways, we develop inner strength and endurance. we mature into a lucid condition that feels like the transparent wings of a dragonfly.

The Dragon Fly Principle: An Exploration of the Body's Function in Unfolding Spirituality

Sensory Training Simplified: A Guide to Despook Your Horse

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Riders Elite Academy, Inc.

Literacy and the Politics of Representation

Taylor&Francis

Local Literacies

David Barton

When Martin Frobisher reached the coast of North America in 1576 'he commanded his company, if by any possible means they could get ashore, to bring him whatsoever thing they could first find, whether it were living or dead, stock or stone...and some brought flowers.'  "Talk about specialized books! This is a botanist's view of Canadian history, a survey of the exploration and settling of Canada in terms of the plants that the strangers from Europe encountered. Downie and Hamilton have collected hundreds of quotations in which Europeans from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries recorded their delight and astonishment at the variety of plants they discovered in the New World. Revell has made seventy drawings...in a fresh, easy, watercolour style. The result is original and delightful."  --Canadian Heritage  "I have been absolutely delighted by 'and some brought flowers'...The book is beautiful. E.J Revell's pictures are exquisite, a real joy. I like so much that you give the common names (many of which are like small pieces of poetry), and the selections from old diaries, explorers' notebooks etc. are fascinating. It is wonderful that the [publisher] has given the fine production job that it deserved."  --Margaret Laurence

and some brought flowers: Plants in a new world (Fifth House)

Fitzhenry and Whiteside

BIOLOGY 1000 LAB MANUAL

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