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A chapter on worship with young people, with practical hints as well as spiritual guidance, introduces a hundred 'epilogues'. Each act of worship includes prayers old and new, with a suggested lesson frank the Bible. Youth leaders, club leaders, those responsible for morning prayers in schools, and all who have to lead worship, will be grateful for Dr Barclay's insight and industry. Adults wanting a book to help their private devotions will find riches here. .. the expression of Professor Barclay's own insight and reverent thought, with lines, too, from saints and.common men bf every age. Brief and wholesome, all of them.' Expository Times 'They are brief but never scrappy; they are eminently understandable but never so devotionally avant garde as to sound a false or strained note. .. . All who have to conduct informal acts of worship will find this book invaluable - but read and observe the introduction!' View Review `This book will be used over and over again.' British Weekly A companion volume is Dr Barclay's Prayers for the Christian Year. Dr William Barclay, CBE, is Professor of New Testament Language and Literaturein the University of Glasgow.

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This prog supergroup made a big splash in 2012 and are set to top it in 2013 with this new album and even more impressive lineup: Rick Wakeman, Steve Morse, Steve Stevens, Peter Banks (in his final appearance) and additional members of Yes, Gong, Nektar, Asia and more! Special guest William Shatner helps steer this voyage into the prog-rock stratosphere: Are We to Believe?; What Can Be Done?; Adding Fuel to the Fire; Tomorrow Becomes Today; In Our Time; Memory Tracks, and more on CD or double-vi

Per Martinsen, AKA Mental Overdrive, is one of Norwegian dance music's founding fathers. Alongside friends such as Bjorn Torske, Biosphere, Rune Lindbaek, and DJ Strangefruit, Martinsen was integral in laying the foundations of Norway's now blossoming dance music scene during the late 1980s and early '90s. As a producer, he cut his teeth making house, techno, and hardcore at the turn of the '90s. Since then, Per has continued to produce and release quality electronic music, both under his Mental

Every ending leads to a new beginning." Rising pianist/singer Aaron Abernathy has created a stir with his last two solo albums "Monologue" and "Dialogue" and now returns with the final installment of the series: "Epilogue." Widely known for his live performances and collaborative efforts with artists including Black Milk, Slum Village, and Foreign Exchange, Abernathy has embarked on solo tours in the US, Europe, and Japan in support of his solo work, and this new release is his most personal wor

A fascinating and distinctive voice from an unexpected quarter."" - Ian McEwan. A novel of magic realism, akin to much of Latin American fiction. Recounts the construction (and deconstruction) of a suburb, the spiritual quest of a mouth-organ-playing-minister, the havoc wreaked by long-drowned sailors, and an ale-oiled tale told beneath a whale skeleton, while the rain falls and falls.

Epilogue in Burma 1945-1948: The Military Dimensions of British Withdrawal [paperback] John H. McEnery [Dec 31, 2002] ...

The Epilogue essays, published when the literary partnership of Laura Riding and Robert Graves was it its height, illustrate their working relationship and the background to their later very different careers. This selection alerts general readers to rigorous, impassioned and a remarkably alive creative and critical moment.

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Set in the final decades of the British Raj, this novel encapsulates the land of pongyis and pagodas which is Burma between 1926-1941. Through the lives of the Camerons, headed by Hilda, the matriarch and respected third generation British settler, we discover the roots of the tragic dilemma which confronted the inhabitants of Burma on the outbreak of war and the invasion of the Japanese. Hilda Cameron is faced with a crisis when both her sons - William, whose marriage to Marion has failed to produce any children, and Frank, the youngest and a bachelor - break the rigorous social taboo of colonial life and father bastard half-caste children. Becoming determined to legitimise both her grand­children, Hilda forces Marion to divorce William and return to England much against her will. Meanwhile the children grow and thrive, with Ruby, Frank's daughter, becoming a particularly beautiful girl possessing exceptional insight. Ever vengeful after twelve years in hated exile, Marion finally returns to her beloved Burma, falling deeply in love with a Japanese Colonel named Iko and becoming his English geisha living in Rangoon. Convinced that Japan will soon occupy Burma, she cannot wait for the day that Hilda and her despised Eurasian family will be at her mercy. But Ruby poses unexpectedly difficult problems for Marion and her Japanese lover whose 'bicycle blitzkrieg' is uncovered by the young girl. The story is set for the clash of race and religion, with Karen and Burmese, Christian and Buddhist, European and Asian, on opposing sides as Japan and Britain engage in a titanic struggle between empires in the cockpit of Burma's bamboo jungles and rice paddies.

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The Country Girls Trilogy and Epilogue is an absolutely engaging saga that is, thematically, about opposites - opposite dispositions and opposite views of life, the survivor versus the ungovernable romantic. It charts unflinchingly the pattern of life, for women, from the high spirits of youth to the chill of middle age, from hope to despair. It is both painful and hilarious.

When President George Washington ordered an army of about 13,000 men to march west in 1794 to crush a tax rebellion among frontier farmers, he established a range of precedents that continue to define federal authority over localities today. The "Whiskey Rebellion" marked the first large-scale resistance to a law of the U.S. government under the Constitution and represented the first exercise of the internal police powers of the president. It was a classic confrontation between champions of liberty and defenders of order, and was long considered the most significant event in the first quarter-century of the new nation. Thomas P. Slaughter recaptures the historical drama and significance of this violent episode in which frontier West and cosmopolitan East battled over the meaning of the American Revolution. The story of the Whiskey Rebellion has previously been told from the top down, the bottom up, and from the frontier perspective. But never before has a historian recounted these events within the broader political, social, and intellectual contexts of the time, incorporating all these themes into one accessible narrative that reaches back as far as the 1750's for relevant contexts and forward into the nineteenth century and even the Civil War to explore the consequences of the rebellion. This book is the first to assess the rebellion's interregional tensions, international diplomacy, and much more. The book not only offers the broadest and most comprehensive account of the Whiskey Rebellion ever written, but also challenges conventional understandings of the Revolutionary era. It is a work of social, political, and intellectual history that makes a significant contribution to the the "new narrative history."About the Author:Thomas P. Slaughter is Associate Professor of History at Rutgers University.