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In this book “A Catholic” provides some tips for how you can pray Scripture. The first three chapters define and describe: “A Catholic,” prayer types, and Scripture (from a Catholic perspective). Chapter 4 provides the promised “Prayer Writing Techniques” noted in the books subtitle. The next four chapters provide some examples of...

Building upon a thesis proposed by Arthur Gray, Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, this book contains a history play which dramatizes how Henry Goodyer, Thomas Burdett, and Raphael Holinshed, via a literary salon called the “Polesworth Circle,” educated, trained, and supported two of England’s most notable poets and playwrights, Michael Drayton...

Shortly after December 7, 1941, theGenda, Oshima and Shiroyama familieswere uprooted from their Terminal Island,California homes and interred at Manzanar.This book provides some details on thelives of these three families before,during and after their incarceration.It also examines the U.S. Governmentsconduct during the war, life on...

Sir Francis Burdett, the 5th Baronet of Bramcote, has, for the most part, been forgotten by history; in part because of his affair with Lady Oxford – an affair that his daughter Angela Georgina Burdett Coutts, the wealthy English philanthropist, tried to coverup.

In 1793 Burdett married Sophia Coutts, the daughter of Thomas Coutts, the “royal...

In this book "A Catholic," in an apologetic manner, prays Scripture concerning the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Penance, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. Also included is an appendix with tips for how you too can "pray Scripture."

In this book "A Catholic," in an apologetic manner, prays Scripture concerning some biblical characters such as Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Daniel; and Saints Peter, Paul, and Mary. The author also discusses such topics as faith, mercy, free will, typology, the Marian doctrines, sacred history, and the four senses of Scripture.

In this book, "A Catholic," in an apologetic manner, prays Scripture concerning God's "word" (John 1:1), the psalms, the parables, and the miracles and signs that Jesus performed. In the second part of the book, the author addresses the "future" by looking back at the Jubilee (Leviticus 25).