Bøger af Paul Kent

Das Buch ""Das Reichsgesetz zum Schutz der Warenbezeichnungen: Vom 12. Mai 1894 (1897)"" von Paul Kent beschreibt das Gesetz, das im Deutschen Reich am 12. Mai 1894 erlassen wurde, um den Schutz von Warenbezeichnungen zu gew�����hrleisten. Das Gesetz regelt, welche Bezeichnungen gesch�����tzt sind und welche Bedingungen erf�����llt sein m�����ssen, um diesen Schutz zu erhalten. Der Autor beschreibt die Hintergr�����nde und Entstehungsgeschichte des Gesetzes sowie dessen Auswirkungen auf die Wirtschaft. Das Buch richtet sich an Juristen, Unternehmer und alle, die sich f�����r das Thema Markenschutz interessieren.This Book Is In German.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

These 100 devotions tackle issues you face daily, from relationships to money and possessions, and from knowing God to communication--including social media.

The Jesus Loves Me Sketchbook & Journal is an interactive volume for early readers and writers, featuring fun and age-appropriate biblical truths, thoughtful writing prompts, and plenty of space to write, draw, color, and create! Ideal for five- to eight-year-old kids, the Jesus Loves Me Sketchbook & Journal is based on the beloved children's song that is now more than 150 years old--but whose timeless truth is a great encouragement for today. This quality book, printed on bright white paper, is the right size for young users, and a great keepsake for parents.

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.

What do you recall of the world's greatest Book? Here are a hundred-plus quizzes with more than five hundred total questions to test your memory!

If you enjoy America's pastime, you'll love Playing with Purpose: Baseball Devotions--180 Spiritual Truths Drawn from the Great Game of Baseball. This devotional provides a reading a day for an entire season (or off-season!) highlighting intriguing players, both famous and less well known; important games throughout major league history; teams both current and forgotten, and much more, drawing a Bible-based point from each. From Cy Young to Albert Pujols, from the Brooklyn Bridegrooms to the 2021 World Series champion Atlanta Braves, this book features hundreds of players, dozens of teams, and scores of scriptures . . . and it's completely indexed. Thought-provoking but never preachy, Playing with Purpose: Baseball Devotions is perfect for fans of all ages.

Imagine a television quiz show where all the questions came directly from the Bible. How well would you do? . . .Find out with A to Z Bible Trivia!Each letter of the alphabet features four brand-new quizzes of five questions each. . .a point system for scoring. . .and a Bonus Question to potentially double your total. From "Abel" and "Also Known As," to "Z Inside" and "Zion," more than one hundred quizzes and five hundred questions will challenge and entertain you for hours. A to Z Bible Trivia is perfect for personal reading or small group fun.

The 1980s were, like, totally awesome. . .. . .so your 1980s quiz book should be, too!Test your memory of the greatest decade ever with Mr. Trivia Presents: The Crazy 80s.These 300 questions-thirty multiple-choice quizzes of ten questions each-will take you back in time to the realm of Ronald Reagan, Rubik's Cubes, and Run-DMC. What do you recall of the music, advertisements, politics, video games, sports, TV, and movies of the 1980s? Feather your hair and find out here!Just a sample of what you'll find inside: In The Clash's 1982 song "Rock the Casbah," where were the king's jet fighters to drop their bombs?a) on those darned Republicansb) around the power plant c) upon the infidelsd) between the minaretsWhat did TV detective Remington Steele often use to solve cases?a) old moviesb) old songs c) old booksd) Old MilwaukeeWhat American icon "vanished" in a 1983 TV special by illusionist David Copperfield?a) Tom Selleck's mustacheb) the St. Louis Arch c) the Statue of Libertyd) Independence HallAnswers, by the way, are D, A, and C. . .but maybe you already knew that. Mr. Trivia Presents: The Crazy 80s is jam-packed with nostalgic fun, questions that are challenging enough to be interesting but not so obscure as to be grody to the max. And each answer is accompanied by an additional fun fact to really jog your memories.Perfect for 80s theme nights or just killing time, Mr. Trivia Presents: The Crazy 80s is your own personal ride in Doc Brown's DeLorean.

The Bible is an amazing reading experience. . .. . .so your Bible quiz book should be, too!Test your knowledge of the greatest Book ever with Mr. Trivia Presents: Bible Blast.These 300 questions-thirty multiple-choice quizzes of ten questions each-cover the range of biblical people, places, and things, from Abigail, Asia Minor, and the Ark of the Covenant to Zacchaeus, Zechariah, and the zealots. What do you recall of the heroes and villains, miracles and parables, objects and landscapes of the Bible? Strap on your sandals and find out here!Just a sample of what you'll find inside: How did Judas Iscariot kill himself after betraying Jesus?a) by hangingb) by drinking poison c) by jumping off a cliffd) by drowningWhat did David use to battle Goliath?a) a bazookab) a bow and arrow c) a slingd) a spearAccording to Jesus, it is less likely for a rich man to enter God's kingdom than for a camel to what?a) flyb) go through the eye of a needle c) speakd) have triplets Answers, by the way, are A, C, and B . . . but maybe you already knew that. Mr. Trivia Presents: Bible Blast is jam-packed with intrigue and fun, questions that are challenging enough to be interesting but not impossible to answer. And each answer is accompanied by a verse reference, if you'd like to go right to the Source for more information.Perfect for church groups, family nights, or personal entertainment, Mr. Trivia Presents: Bible Blast is a great way to engage the Good Book!

This is Jolly old Fame is the first volume in a three-volume biography on the lives and works of comic writer P.G. Wodehouse, and explores the origin of his comic vision

A delightful work, complex and full of revelation throughout. And yet for me, the best part of reading this is the tone that somehow simulates Wodehouses in an academic work. Gary Hall, Editor of Plum Lines, the quarterly journal of The Wodehouse SocietyThe book is great . . . most excellent. Thomas Langston Reeves Smith, past President, The Wodehouse Society (US)In 1915, and for the next decade or so, P.G. Wodehouse's fictional world mushroomed within his imagination. His best-known creations, Jeeves and Bertie, arrived in that year, as did Lord Emsworth and many of the Blandings circle; the Oldest Member teed off in 1919; the Drones Club threw open its doors in 1921; a new, thoroughly improved Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridge returned to the fold in 1923, and Mr Mulliner sipped his first hot scotch and lemon at the bar parlour of the Angler's Rest in 1926. Plum would steadily re-visit these characters and locations for another half-century, interspersing his tales with one off novels, stories and further, less voluminous sub series until his death in 1975. These were truly golden years, with Plum at the height of what he called his "mid-season form". Paul Kent continues his groundbreaking study of Wodehouse's imagination by casting a fresh eye over his created world, whose characters and stories have made our world feel better about itself for well over a century.

Whether you re an absolute beginner or an aficionado, Paul Kent has captured the essence of what made Wodehouse tick without spoiling all the fun; and makes a compelling case for why we owe it to our collective sanity to keep on reading him. P.G. Wodehouse 1881-1975 Humourist, Novelist, Lyricist, Playwright So reads the simple inscription on the memorial stone unveiled in London s Westminster Abbey in September 2019, honouring the greatest comic writer of the 20th century. It takes a steady hand and a steely nerve to insist that sweetness and light can prevail in a world that seems hell-bent on proving the opposite, and over 40 years after his death, Wodehouse is not just surviving but thriving all over the world. Young Indian professionals can t get enough of him; he s hugely popular in Japan; his books have been translated into more than 30 languages, from Azerbaijani to Ukrainian via Hebrew, Italian, Swedish and Chinese; and there are established Wodehouse societies in the UK, the USA, Belgium, Holland and Russia. His books are demonstrating the staying power of true classics, and are all currently in print, making him as relevant and funny - as he ever was.

The Force Awakens, the Fall 2015 installment in the Star Wars franchise, promises to excite the longtime enthusiast and enthrall a new generation of admirers. The Real Force comprises forty biblically sound devotions revealing the Christian themes found in the epic Star Wars saga.