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Dreaming of being delivered to a rich and festive home, Bartholomew, a stuffed white polar bear, accidentally falls from Santa's sack and lands in the woods, where he is taken in by a poor woodcutter's daughter.

Rugged meets refined in the contemporary Bartholomew console table with white lacquer top and chunky wood grained base in a chic dark brown finish. Whether set in a penthouse or loft, this dramatic console will command attention in a living room or hall. This is a great addition to your home whether you live in the country side or the busy city.

Rugged meets refined in the contemporary Bartholomew end table with sleek white lacquer top and chunky wood grained base in a chic dark brown finish. in homes from coastal to urban. This dramatic console will command attention in a living room or den. Perfect for coordinating with any home decor. Color: White/Dark Brown.

Rugged meets refined in the contemporary Bartholomew console table with white lacquer top and chunky wood grained base in a chic grey-wash finish. Whether set in a penthouse or loft, this dramatic console will command attention in a living room or hall. This is a great addition to your home whether in the country side or busy city. Color: White & Grey.

Rugged meets refined in the contemporary Bartholomew coffee table with white lacquer top and chunky wood grained base in a chic dark brown finish. in homes from coastal to urban, this dramatic console will command attention in a living room or den. This piece is both versatile in complimenting any home decor, and stylish in its own demeanor.

Bartholomew 2 Pack 3 Blade 48 in. DC fan in black with reversible black plywood blades, complete with 6 speed remote control. This fan is only operational via the included 6 speed remote control, which includes a convenient wall holster. You will never lose your remote again. Winter/Summer mode allows for added comfort all year long. Being an indoor only fan, this fan would be prefect to use in a medium to large size bedroom.

This Bartholomew 48 in. LED ceiling fan keeps your space cool, bright and stylish. It is a soft modern masterpiece perfect for your small and medium indoor living spaces. This ceiling fan is a simple design with black finish, using high quality plywood blades and has an integrated LED. The fan features remote control.

Color/pattern: iv/black Design details: 0.25 pile; power loom; no backing, rug pad recommended Suitable for indoor use Polypropylene And Polyester Vacuum without beater bar, Spot clean, gently wipe away spills or soil with a damp cloth. Professional cleaning recommended. Made in Turkey Please note: Measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; Please allow for slight variations.

Color/pattern: iv/black Design details: 0.25 pile; power loom; no backing, rug pad recommended Suitable for indoor use Polypropylene And Polyester Vacuum without beater bar, Spot clean, gently wipe away spills or soil with a damp cloth. Professional cleaning recommended. Made in Turkey Please note: Measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; Please allow for slight variations.

Color/pattern: iv/black Design details: 0.25 pile; power loom; no backing, rug pad recommended Suitable for indoor use Polypropylene And Polyester Vacuum without beater bar, Spot clean, gently wipe away spills or soil with a damp cloth. Professional cleaning recommended. Made in Turkey Please note: Measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; Please allow for slight variations.

Color/pattern: iv/black Design details: 0.25 pile; power loom; no backing, rug pad recommended Suitable for indoor use Polypropylene And Polyester Vacuum without beater bar, Spot clean, gently wipe away spills or soil with a damp cloth. Professional cleaning recommended. Made in Turkey Please note: Measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; Please allow for slight variations.

Kennon Plantation - 1692 On December 27, a messenger arrived with two letters. Richard and Bartholomew had taken the children to play on section 10, so Elizabeth was so bold as to read the sealed replies. The first was marked "To Richard and Elizabeth Kennon" She folded the letter and put it in her coat. Quickly, she opened the second letter marked "To Bartholomew Stoval" "She better learn to spell his name correctly" Elizabeth smirked. December 26, 1692 Dear Bartholomew, Ann has spoken of you on many occasions. She said you worked miracles when you visited her at Bradley's. I wish to apologize for my nonattendance when you first came to meet me. I will speak for Ann and say that I would surely enjoy meeting you by year's end. Please feel free to join us when you can. Regards, Susannah Hatcher Burton Elizabeth folded the letter and looked in the direction of husband, children, and friend thinking, "Miracles, indeed! Lady, you'll soon see"

Set in London during a killing heat wave, Eric Basso's 1982 novel, Bartholomew Fair, unfolds as a terrible cataclysm is about to devastate the city. Begun in the Middle Ages as a religious festival in commemoration of St. Bartholomew the Great, over the centuries Bartholomew Fair passed through several metamorphoses. Now it has gone "underground." Its lone survivor recounts the story of the Fair's final, sordid incarnation, and the bizarre odyssey which brings him face to face with the unspeakable. Rich in texture and atmosphere, this extraordinary novel is also a stylistic tour de force, in which the history of Bartholomew Fair, whose long-dead voices come to life in these pages, haunts the clandestine activities of its modern-day performers and their obsessed patrons. Its strange cast of characters do their best to unravel the fabric of expectations. Basso has created a world that is darkly comic, sinister, moving and, in the end, unforgettably disturbing.

Bartholomew Stovall fatherless as an infant and orphaned at the age of ten was born during the worst of times in English history Despite the seemingly insurmountable odds against him he dared to do the extraordinary and embarked on a journey that not only changed his life but also reshaped the future of his family In Bartholomew Stovall The English Immigrant author William Robert Stovall Sr a descendant of Bartholomew traces the remarkable life of this man capturing both his hardships and conquests while painting a portrait of life in 17th century England and America On July 7 1684 Bartholomew boards the Booth a slave hauling ship bound for Jamestown Virginia The transatlantic voyage is fraught with uncertainty and its end marks the beginning of a new chapter in his life Before boarding the ship Bartholomew had signed an indenture agreement to serve four years in the New World a decision that would prove to be life changing In Virginia Bartholomew serves plantation owner Richard Kennon and his infamous wife Elizabeth Worsham Kennon who quickly recognizes that he is a remarkable person By the time he completes his indenture obligation a trust bond forms between master and servant When offered a secure life working for the Kennon s he refuses and opts for land and tools and begins the task of attaining his foreseen destiny This compelling chronicle is based on the known facts of an English immigrant and his adventure filled journey to a new life and future It relays a powerful message of hope courage and the sacrifice that must be made in order to achieve one s dreams This is the story of Bartholomew Stovall The English Immigrant Kennon Plantation 1692 On December 27 a messenger arrived with two letters Richard and Bartholomew had taken the children to play on section 10 so Elizabeth was so bold as to read the sealed replies The first was marked To Richard and Elizabeth Kennon She folded the letter and put it in her coat Qu

Good+; Hardcover; Covers are clean and glossy with "straight" edge-corners; Unblemished textblock edges; White label to the first endpaper; Light highlighting to about 35 pages, otherwise the endpapers and all text pages are clean and unmarked; The binding is excellent with a straight spine; This book will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box with foam padding; Medium Format (8.5" - 9.75" tall); 2.4 lbs; Blue cloth covers with title in gold lettering; 1994, V.D. Giorgi Publishing; 567 pages; "Bartholomew Heath of Haverhill, Massachusetts and Some of His Descendants," by Valerie Dyer Giorgi.

Thor Hanson’s first children’s book is the story of Bartholomew Quill, a crow who’s trying to figure out what he is. Rather than just a creation myth, it’s a legend about biodiversity and the clever and loveable crow. Tour the animal kingdom from a crow’s point of view in this whimsical mix of science and poetry. The rhyming story and beautiful illustrations of Pacific Northwest wildlife make this a fun read-aloud for the whole family.

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Come visit an enchanting place too long overlooked in American History, where steamboats battled difficult waters to bring life to the banks of the Arkansas and Louisiana waterway known as Bayou Bartholomew. Artfully written, this narrative flows like the landscape it describes, brimming with facts, details and family names so valuable to historians and genealogists. Beginning with the first inhabitants and a brief description of the archeological remains they left behind, the author explores the bayou through chapters like The Colonial Wilderness, Early Bayou Settlements in Southeast Arkansas, Early Bayou Settlements in Northeast Louisiana, A Steamboat Thoroughfare, A Watery Land, Hunters and their Prey, Good Times on the Bayou, and more. Part II is devoted to family histories; and lists births, deaths and marriages for hundreds of surnames including: Abraugh, Boone, Bunch, Chambliss, Crawley, Currie, Day, deYampert, Doles, Foster, Harp, Kinnaird, Robertson, Naff, Norris, Pugh, Robertson, Shackelford, Thomas and White. Twenty-three pages of notes and a twelve-page bibliography reveal and enhance the archival effort behind this book which also includes a list of the oral respondents interviewed by the author, their date of birth and the date of their meeting. An appendix lists the names of all signers of the Canal Petition to Congress by Citizens of Chicot County in 1833 and six tables contain information about commerce, population, and the names of all the steamboats documented on the Bayou Bartholomew. For Arkansas and Louisiana natives, this is a must have addition to your library, and for the curious reader, it guarantees an enjoyable and enlightening experience.

Come visit an enchanting place too long overlooked in American History, where steamboats battled difficult waters to bring life to the banks of the Arkansas and Louisiana waterway known as Bayou Bartholomew. Artfully written, this narrative flows like the landscape it describes, brimming with facts, details and family names so valuable to historians and genealogists. Beginning with the first inhabitants and a brief description of the archeological remains they left behind, the author explores the bayou through chapters like The Colonial Wilderness, Early Bayou Settlements in Southeast Arkansas, Early Bayou Settlements in Northeast Louisiana, A Steamboat Thoroughfare, A Watery Land, Hunters and their Prey, Good Times on the Bayou, and more. Part II is devoted to family histories; and lists births, deaths and marriages for hundreds of surnames including: Abraugh, Boone, Bunch, Chambliss, Crawley, Currie, Day, deYampert, Doles, Foster, Harp, Kinnaird, Robertson, Naff, Norris, Pugh, Robertson, Shackelford, Thomas and White. Twenty-three pages of notes and a twelve-page bibliography reveal and enhance the archival effort behind this book which also includes a list of the oral respondents interviewed by the author, their date of birth and the date of their meeting. An appendix lists the names of all signers of the Canal Petition to Congress by Citizens of Chicot County in 1833 and six tables contain information about commerce, population, and the names of all the steamboats documented on the Bayou Bartholomew. For Arkansas and Louisiana natives, this is a must have addition to your library, and for the curious reader, it guarantees an enjoyable and enlightening experience.

Toddlers and their parents are guaranteed to relate as the much-loved Ba and George tackle some familiar issues, in five funny, heart-warming tales bound together in one volume.