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Five incredible true stories of canine bravery in wartime.

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Deals with the hapless convicts attempting to round up the First Fleet's escaped cattle on foot; overlanders blazing through trackless wilderness to supply the vast stations carved from the bush; stockmen who risked blizzards to bring cattle to alpine pastures; and, drovers who crossed the Australian continent behind the largest mobs of cattle.

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Do we really have a choice

Using a diverse multitude of examples, from St. Francis of Assisi, Audrey Hepburn, Bruce Chatwin and Bob Geldof to the Marquis de Sade, Adolf Hitler and Peter Sutcliffe, from the Spanish Inquisition to Nazi Germany to the Vietnam War, Brian Masters examines this age-old yet intensely contemporary subject.

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An engaging detective story about a rogue who trades in rare birds and their eggsand the wildlife detective determined to stop him.

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Award-winning author and journalist Burleigh mesmerizes with this literary investigation of the Amanda Knox murder, the controversial prosecution, the conviction and long sentence of Knox, the machinations of Italian justice, and the underground clash of cultures in Italy.

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This book is the fifth in a series called The Forgotten Lawmen. It is a collection of short stories recounting the life experiences of D.B. McCrea, a retired Game Warden from South Dakota.

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The real story detailing what it's like to serve as a South Dakota Game Warden, including the countless trials and tribulations. To help educate and inform the public.

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Charles Nicholl is on a quest for 'The Great Cocaine Story'. The Fruit Palace is a little whitewashed caf that legally dispenses tropical fruit juices, has another purpose as the meeting place for a variety of black market activities and the place where Nicholl unwittingly begins his quest.

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Herbert Asbury chronicles the immense underbelly of 'The Big Easy'. From Mary Jane 'Bricktop' Jackson and Bridget Fury, two prostitutes who became famous after murdering their associates, to the faux-revolutionary 'filibusters' who undertook military missions to take over the bordering Spanish regions in Texas, the French Quarter had it all.

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The Ghost at the Wedding is like no other account of war, chronicling events from both sides - the horror of the battlefields and the women who were left at home. Shirley Walker's depictions of those battles - Gallipoli, the Western Front, the Kokoda Track - are grittily accurate, their reverberations haunting.

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The incredible stories of an unusual fellowship - formed by airmen and women who have been forced to bail out of the aircraft in combat.

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The true story of an Australian farmer's attempt to save his cattle during devastating drought. Having moved his starving cattle to north west Queensland he finds his troubles have only begun as he finds himself struggling to survive amid misfits, cattle rustlers and gun slingers.

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Imagine a killer disease as infectious as the common cold and as powerful as the Black Death. Such a killer exists: it is a virus and its name is Ebola and it has the power to decimate the world's population.

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On New Years Day 1998, the body of Jaidyn Leskie was discovered in a dam near the town of Moe in Victoria. The body was found six months after Jaidyn went missing. Now, with the reopening of the inquest, the author examines the developments in this shocking case, giving an authoritative insight into evidence.

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