Self Mastery Through Conscious Autosuggestion

Literature & Fiction

Émile Coué

Classics

Zinc Read

Atlantis: The Antediluvian World

Ignatius, Donnelly

The Coming of the Saucers

Kenneth Arnold

Raymond Palmer

Breaking the Outer Ring: Marine Landings in the Marshall Islands

C Chapin, John

Children's Books

Grapes of wrath

<p>The readers of Boyd Cable's "Between the Lines," "Action Front," and "Doing Their Bit," have very naturally had their curiosity excited as to an author who, previously unheard of, has suddenly become the foremost word-painter of active fighting at the present day, and the greatest "literary discovery" of the War. Boyd Cable is primarily a man of action; and for half of his not very long life he has been doing things instead of writing them. At the age of twenty he joined a corps of Scouts in the Boer War, and saw plenty of fighting in South Africa. After the close of that war, his life consisted largely of traveling in Great Britain and the principal countries of Europe and the Mediterranean, his choice always leading him from the beaten track. He also spent some time in Australia and in New Zealand, not only in the cities, but in the outposts of civilization, on the edge of the wilderness, both there and in the Philippines, Java, and other islands of the Pacific. When he travels, Mr. Cable does not merely take a steamer-berth or a railway-ticket and write up his notes from an observation car or a saloon deck. He looks out after a job, and puts plenty of energy into it while he is at it; in fact, so many different things has he done, that he says himself that it is easier to mention the things he has not done than the ones he has. He has been an ordinary seaman, typewriter agent, a steamer-fireman, office-manager, hobo, farmhand, gold prospector, coach-driver, navvy, engine-driver, and many other things. And strangely enough, though he knows so much from practical experience, he has, until recently, never thought of writing down what he has seen. Before this present War, he was on the staff of a London advertising agency. At the outbreak of hostilities, he offered his services and was accepted in 1914, being one of the first men not in the regular army to get a commission and be sent to the front.</p>

Cable, Boyd

Historical Record of the First, or Royal Regiment of Foot

History

Cannon, Richard

Military

Retained for the Defence: A Farce, in One Act

Oxenford, John

<p>Every region, state or nation; even a hamlet has its literature. So is true about old cities and towns or civilizations. This heritage must be preserved for the new generations. This Book Considers the same in detail. The author has tried to be as authentic as possible and has banked upon the available relevant literature of those times. This work is reproduced from the original and remains as true as possible. This work will enrich the knowledge of the seekers as well as research scholar and academicians. as reproduction, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks etc. We believe that this work is important enough to be made available to public.</p>

The Little French Girl

Douglas, Anne Sedgwick

The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

States, United Army Corps

Worldwide Effects of Nuclear War

States, United Arms Control

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