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A riveting memoir of losing faith and finding freedom.

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This complete and unabridged edition of Spurgeon's work will make it possible for today's generation to appreciate Spurgeon's combination of discerning wit and refreshingly practical advice.

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It is difficult to describe the mixture of elation and pride one felt coming upon the Australian Bookshop in Paris, devoted to stocking books by - mostly unknown in Europe - authors.

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Beck Weathers went snow-blind in the Death Zone below the summit and who spent a night out in the open during a blizzard that took the lives of a dozen colleagues and friends .Even as he staggered back into Camp 4 the next morning, Beck's condition was such that the other survivors assumed he would not make it back down the mountain.

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This book details the lives and careers of four sports-writing greatsGrantland Rice, Red Smith, Shirley Povich, and W. C. Heinzand the legendary athletes and events they covered for decades. These men all wrote during what is often considered sports Golden Age, lifting sports reporting to heights that it is unlikely to reach again.

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Revealing biography of one of the twentieth century's most controversial figures; and the first significant biography to have been published since the subject's death

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This study shows how Lenin's life was permanently altered at the age of seventeen by the execution of his brother Alexander, his transformation from a model student in secondary school into a revolutionary at the university, his fascination with Chernyshevsky, and his long involvement with the Jacobin wing of the revolutionary movement. Originally

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National Book Award winner Nuland "distills one of the greatest minds ever into its pure essence . . . truly awe-inspiring" ("Time"). Illustrations.

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Commonthe Grammy Award, Academy Award, and Golden Globewinning musician, actor, and activistexplores how love and mindfulness can build communities and allow you to take better control of your life.

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Whether writing of priests or doctors, or looking back to episodes in her Tyneside childhood, the author displays all the qualities that have made her one of the world's most widely-read and best-loved novelists.

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The author is the famously entertaining pop Svengali with killer commercial instincts and prodigious talent for design who propelled the Pet Shop Boys, Bros and East 17, among others, to global stardom. His fingerprints are all over 80s and 90s pop. In this book, he takes us through his colourful life into the inner-circle of 80s pop-culture.

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Ernie Banks was the first African American to play for the Cubs, and he quickly became one of the best players in baseball. His brilliance on the field made him a Hall of Famer, but it was his boundless optimism that made him an icon. This book presents for the first time a complete portrait of the ballplayer, the public persona, and the man.

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In 1964, in a bare room in Waterloo, a young actress gave her baby for adoption. They were to be parted for more than twenty years. The actress was Pauline Collins. The baby was her daughter Louise. Letter to Louise is a poignant, yet often funny, memoir of the months leading up to that day in Waterloo.

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Presented here in English translation are letters selected for publication by the poet himself, shortly before his death, from his wide correspondence with famous writers and public figures such as W. H. Auden, Francis and Katherine Biddle, Paul Claudel, Joseph Conrad, E. E. Cummings, Mina Curtiss, T. S. Eliot, Andre Gide, Dag Hammarskjold, Archiba