Doing Gospel

Nichols, Roy

Religion & Spirituality

ABINGDON PRESS *

Nobody Likes Me

Nichols, Doris

Children's Books

Worthy Pub

Will You Be My Friend (Young Friends Series)

Kids ages 8 and older will be challenged by the many puzzles contained in these books. Watch your children's knowledge of Scripture and Bible facts grow as they tackle mazes, hidden words, anagrams, crosswords, and much more.

Bible Puzzles: Crosswords

Roy J. Nichols, Monte Corley

Religions

RoseKidz

Ages 8 and older will be challenged by the dozens of puzzles contained in these books. Watch their knowledge of Scripture and Bible facts grow as they tackle mazes, hidden words, anagrams, crosswords and much more.

Bible Puzzles -- Pencil Games

Activities, Crafts & Games

Franklin Pierce - - the fourteenth President of the United Sates - - has existed in the public mind as a stereotype rather than as a many-sided human being. The predominate picture that we have of him is that of a weak and shallow man, a "mediocrity" who left little imprint upon the history of the United States. This stereotype, however, is grossly misleading, for Franklin Pierce was not a simple man. Indeed, his personality was complex, made up of varying strengths and conflicting inadequacies, while his life, full of inner turmoil, had an aspect of overwhelming tragedy. This authoritative biography makes available a full-scale study of an unusually interesting human being. With the same thoroughness and intensity that have distinguished all if his historical writing, Roy F. Nichols follows Pierce's life from his earliest years in New Hampshire, though his college career at Bowdoin, his marriage into the distinguished ranks of an established New England family, his rise in politics, his services as a brigadier general of volunteers in the Mexican War, and his election to the Presidency as a "dark Horse" candidate of the Democratic Party. Mr. Nichols minutely examines all the domestic and international crises that beset Pierce's administration - - the growing conflict between North and South that was to erupt within a decade into civil war, the abortive attempt to annex Cuba, the troubled relations with England, the filibustering activities of such men as William Walker which aroused much resentment in Central America toward the United States. Not only does the author refashion the exciting events of these critical days in American history, but he also unfolds, with sympathy and compassion, the tragic developments that dogged Pierce in his personal life -- his difficult marriage, his wife's illness, the death of three sons, the final bleak years of obscurity before he passed away, almost forgotten by the nation he had served.

Franklin Pierce: Young Hickory of the Granite Hills

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

American Political Biography Press

As a Christian, I share the same heartaches and problems as so many others. But my faith in God helps me deal and cope with it all. As a truck driver I have plenty of time to reflect on things as I travel the country. Most of the time I write about something I see or someone I meet, or maybe something I'm going through. I hope that this book will be a blessing to you, as so many of the people I've met, have been to me.

Rhyme and Reasons

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Xlibris, Corp.

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