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    Written by the priest-author who spent seven years in Fatima (1943-1950), this is the true story of the 1917 Fatima apparitions, including interviews with the three shepherd children, their parents and various family members, and other eye-witness accounts. Highlighting the lives of each of the three children (including the deaths of Blessed Francisco Marto and Blessed Jacinta Marto), this book features various transcripts of interrogations made of the children, eye-witness accounts of the apparitions and of the Miracle of the Sun, the two consecrations made by Pope Pius XII, and affirms that the "Third Secret" of Fatima was to be released by 1960. Includes the updated 1952 Appendix, which features a critical examination of the "Great Miracle," and also corrects a popular but erroneous fiction regarding Blessed Francisco and the first apparition on May 13, 1917. With photos and linked Table of Contents and endnotes, this easily readable book which tells the true and beautiful story of Fatima is for everyone---children, teens, and adults.

    Wide range of the author's styles reveal Stein as philosopher, poet, portraitist, dramatist and short story writer, as the investigator of the nature of language, and much more. Superb sampling of works drew attention to the artistic avant-garde movements of the early 20th century and introduced new directions in experimental writing.

    It is a tale of romance and adventure in the wild, rugged Canadian wilderness. Once again, James Oliver Curwood spins a tale of adventure and romance in the Canadian wilderness with an interesting twist. In this book, the good are not so very good, and the bad becomes the hero in the end. "The Law" puts Jolly Roger McKay on the run, separating him from his love, Nada. Peter, the half Airedale, half Mackenzie hound called Pied-Bot is torn between the two and determined to protect both against all enemies, man or beast. This is a heart-rending tale of love and heroics between a man, a woman and their little dog, Peter. Sergeant Cassidy, of the Royal Northwest Mounties, chases Jolly Roger across the wilds of Northern Canada in a "fair fight" in which each takes his turn in winning over the other. With Cassidy always close behind, Jolly Roger heads for his friends of the Cree tribe. There, his dear friend, Yellowbird, predicts that he will once again see Nada in "The Country Beyond," a place as yet unknown. Tragedy and comedy avail each of the main characters in this book, Jolly Roger, Sergeant Cassidy, Nada, and even Pied-bot as the story advances to determine whether Cassidy will catch McKay before he can reach Nada and escape.

    A sociological novel with a wide canvas, it shows the miserable lot of the Untouchables and the British system of village and judicial administration, which nurtured foul play. The innocent and virtuous suffer while the crooked thrive. But ultimately it is truth and rectitude that win. Solutions are found in love, rectitude and self-sacrifice.About The AuthorsUnnava Lakshminarayana (1877-1958) trained for legal professional in Ireland, was a patriot fired with zeal. He gave up practice and worked for the upliftment of the lowest of the low, the meek and the humble, widows, orphans and struggled hard in the days when freedom was not a very resounding cry even for the intellectuals. He was one of those firsts who thought of a separate state for the Telugus, a comprehensive Andhra.V.V.B.Rama Rao (b. 1938) is a creative writer, translator and biographer. Post-graduated form BHU in English, he took his Ph.D from Andhra University. A teacher in English and ELT specialist, he has published eight original works in English, eleven in Telugu and more than 17 translations besides several articles in popular journals. He is now living in Delhi.