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1940
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible: Updated Version
James Strong - 1940
This reference work is a must for the desk of every teacher, preacher, and Bible reader. This edition includes new typeface making it more readable, updated and improved Hebrew and Greek dictionaries, maps and additional Bible study aids, the words of Christ in red, and clear edge-tab indexing for handier use. Also includes interactive CD-ROM for free.
The Artist's Handbook of Materials and Techniques
Ralph Mayer - 1940
The book has remained continuously in print through many editions and has some more than a quarter of a million copies. It is, as American Artist Magazine calls it, the "artist's bible," an invaluable reference for the painter, sculptor, and printmaker. During the past few years, however, new art movements and new research have led to many changes in the technology of artist's materials. With the assistance of Mayer's window, Bena, and his colleagues, Viking and Steven Sheehan, Director of the Ralph Mayer Center at Yale University, have prepared this latest revision of the book, which is now completely updated and expanded.
Expert Card Technique
Jean Hugard - 1940
You may try to cover up by doing a more difficult trick and fail again. The way out of this dilemma, however, is not immediate, but it is reliable: a surer mastery of technique. This means the proper instruction book, and practice.In this definitive work on card technique, step-by-step instructions teach you the correct methods for the basic manipulations and the more advanced flourishes, and only then allow you to learn tricks. Offering the most foolproof methods available, Jean Hugard and Fredrick Braue explain such basic manipulations as the palm, the shuffle, the lift, the side slip, the pass, the glimpse, the jog, and the reverse. They detail various false deals, crimps, and changes and the more advanced execution needed for forces, fans, and the use of the prearranged deck. Also presented is a wide variety of tricks, including discoveries, self-working tricks, one-handed tricks, stranger cards, and such individually famous tricks as the four aces, the rising cards, and the Zingone spread. In addition, the authors include a complete compendium of shakedown sleights — to warn the card player and aid the entertainer — and a performer's guide to misdirection and patter.Many of the methods explained were revealed here for the first time, while many previously known tricks are presented in improved versions. In every case the aim is simplicity of technique for the purpose of mystifying an audience, not technique for the sake of technique. An unsurpassed collection of methods and manipulations, this classic work will help any aspiring magician to achieve expert card technique.
Sorcerer's Screed
Skuggi - 1940
Each spell comes with a diagram and specific instructions for their use and purpose.
The Triumph of Indvividual Style: A Guide to Dressing Your Body, Your Beauty, Your Self
Carla Mason Mathis - 1940
The process involves an individual's design pattern, that is made up of lines, shapes, proportions, body particulars, scale, colours and textures. How they fit together in harmony, and how an individual infuses them with her creativity, is what authors call 'style'.
The Books of American Negro Spirituals
James Weldon Johnson - 1940
Rosamond Johnson, presents 120 of these melodic -- and intensely moving -- religious folk songs for contemporary performance. The original language has been faithfully preserved in this convenient performing edition, so that the spirituals can be sung today exactly as they were more than a hundred years ago. Included in this special, two-volumes-in-one publication are such perennial favorites as Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Deep River, Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho, and Go Down Moses -- songs handed down from generation to generation in a rich oral tradition, and painstakingly assembled and edited for the enjoyment of future generations. The songs are prefaced by James Weldon Johnson's masterful discussions of their origins, musical quality, and historical significance. Above all, he stresses the essential dignity of the Negro spirituals, which, though no doubt inspired by the religious faith of their masters, -- are purely and solely the creation of the American Negro.
The Hymnal of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America 1940
John H. Fitzgerald - 1940
The World's Great Letters
M. Lincoln Schuster - 1940
This anthology is the product of many years of intensive research and collecting on the part of the editor. Each letter is prefaced with a biographical prelude and a summary of the historic background behind the correspondence. Among the over 120 letters herein, read as Alexander the Great announces to Darius, King of Persia, that he alone has dominion over the earth; Beethoven writes to his Immortal Beloved; Michelangelo negotiates with the Pope over the Sistine Chapel; Christopher Columbus reports his first impressions of America to the Court of Spain; Dostoyevsky describes his sensations in the minutes before he was to be executed; Thomas Mann writing in 1937 hurls his defiance against Hitler and the Nazi regime. Here then are love letters, taunting letters, shocking letters, letters dipped in honeyed phrases, letters written with words of gall, bombastic letters, letters breathing fire, letters with good news, letters that spelled disaster, passionate letters, secret letters, casual letters, gushing letters, impulsive letters, grandiloquent letters, crafty letters, short letters, voluminous letters, letters of courage, letters of hatred, letters of adoration, letters of fury, letters that people forgot to burn, letters that people did not dare to send, letters that glorified literature, thundering letters, tender letters, inspired letters, diabolical letters, letters that made history.
Greek Language and People Course Book
David A. Hardy - 1940
An ideal introduction to the language and culture of Greece, Greek Language and People is an integrated multi-media course for beginners.
Triumph And Tragedy
Alexander Canduci - 1940
The book begins in 27 BCE with Augustus, Emperor of Rome, and follows the various manifestations of the empire through to Byzantine Constantinople and to Germany, ending with the fall of the Holy Roman Empire and the last (Holy) Roman Emperor, Francis II, in 1806. It is comprehensive in coverage, including both 'official' emperors and usurpers. Each chapter looks at a specific period of Roman imperial history, focusing not only on the emperors' reigns, but also on the rulers as people, discussing their personality and motivation and bringing them to life for a modern audience. "
The WPA Guide to 1930s New Mexico
Work Projects Administration - 1940
THis is a reprint from the American Guide Series by the WPA.
Indians of the United States
Clark Wissler - 1940
It gives a broad survey of the tribes and cultures of all the great Indian language families.
Thesaurus of Humor
Mildred Meiers - 1940
It provides the right humor for the right moment. The first book ever published that gives you the key to the humor of the world.Transfer them from these printed pages to your own speech or writing, to make your conversations sparkle, your sketches and plays successful, and your public speeches and lectures popular.
Harper's Topical Concordance of the Bible
Charles Rhind Joy - 1940
The Streets of London Through the Centuries
Thomas Burke - 1940
We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.