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A B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree In the spring of 1861, a country once united is fractured by war. Half of America fights for the Confederate cause; the other, for unification. Rebel forces have already seized Fort Morgan and Fort Gaines, a new Confederate president has been elected, and the Constitution has been revised. In north Alabama, a farmer and father of three decides to enlist. For Hiram Summers, it is the end of everything he has ever known. After Hiram travels to Virginia with the Fourth Alabama Infantry Regiment, he is quickly thrust into combat. His son, David, who must stay behind, searches for adventure at home by traipsing to Huntsville with his best friend, Jake Kimball, to scrutinize invading Yankees. Meanwhile, Caroline - Hiram's wife and David's mother - struggles to keep up with the farm as her world revolves around the letters she receives from her husband, whom she misses dearly. As Hiram and his son discover the true meaning of war, they soon realize that their choices have torn their family apart. In this historical tale, the naïveté of a young country is tested, a father sacrifices everything to defend his home, and a young man longs for adventure - regardless of the perilous cost.

Don't let the title fool readers, as this book takes a serious deep dive into fighting against rase based sexual stereotypes and the impact it has had on race relations throughout the years. The unique aspects of this is the author challenges the stereotypes not by showcasing how they are stereotypes, but by showcasing how White America has made these "stereotypes" into negative things, all the while making it something to idolize and achieve as a white man.The author fights to flip the narrative and show Black America that they have nothing to be ashamed of, all the while showing White America (those who peddle these negative viewpoints and pander to racist viewpoints) that it is their own insecurity and hatred that has made this narrative, not the other way around.The author does a fantastic job of flipping the script and showing how sex was another tool used to put a negative light onto an entire race of people for no other reason than the color of their skin and how America in particular has used skin color to put a value on a person in life.

Don't let the title fool readers, as this book takes a serious deep dive into fighting against rase based sexual stereotypes and the impact it has had on race relations throughout the years. The unique aspects of this is the author challenges the stereotypes not by showcasing how they are stereotypes, but by showcasing how White America has made these "stereotypes" into negative things, all the while making it something to idolize and achieve as a white man.The author fights to flip the narrative and show Black America that they have nothing to be ashamed of, all the while showing White America (those who peddle these negative viewpoints and pander to racist viewpoints) that it is their own insecurity and hatred that has made this narrative, not the other way around.The author does a fantastic job of flipping the script and showing how sex was another tool used to put a negative light onto an entire race of people for no other reason than the color of their skin and how America in particular has used skin color to put a value on a person in life.

"While I am Growing, I want you to Teach me, all these things from A-Z". As a parent, we all want our children to grow up into responsible caring adults. By instilling positive characteristics into our children in early childhood we can help them grow and develop into people of integrity, who display ethical conduct. Each poem informs the reader of a positive character trait. Parents can read these poems to their children while explaining the importance of having such qualities, in order, to be a successful part of society. Modeling these positive qualities on a daily basis, will help you guide your child into being successful. Early childhood education is an important part of our education system in America. But we all know it begins at home from the time the child is born. What we teach them as they grow, becomes part of who they will be as an adult.

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Last Dream before Morning features a movie PR agent who, a few years into his job, is implicated in an apparent drug overdose murder in a wealthy household in La. The victim is a young heiress who was his charge in his duties at the studio. Her family is old money. She was a rare starlet, who began her career with connections, both legal and illegal. The agent is conditionally discharged from his work without being directly charged by the police. However, he is driven to uncover her past life to narrow down a field of suspects so he can reestablish himself emotionally and socially. He has to reconcile differences among several stratas of society, people incongruous as friends, but who turn out to be conspiratorial allies in a bigger picture of corruption that needs support from all areas of society in order to exist. He has to review his own life, before and during his career before he solves the murder with the help of some friends, who were also implicated during the affair. Uncompromising, passionate society, past and present, is seen with its violence, hypocrisy and semi-private norms- high-rolling and prone to shootouts.

This book was written for the purpose of those who do not know of God, of Jesus, and the Bible, to introduce to those the beginning of life as God made it.

I do believe a lot of what I draw comes from within. The images of the Indian Princesses and there, horses, have always been a part of my life. From a small child I understand those feeling all so well. I lived with the love of many horses in my life time. They are still here in my heart and soul. So it comes very easy to me in and image. The love between a girl and her horse. I hope that comes across in what the one looking at the Image, see's and feels. Animals, Birds, Symbols, they all just seem to me to belong together. I hope the Love I have for the Native American Indian, comes out in my art. Enjoy.

I do believe a lot of what I draw comes from within. The images of the Indian Princesses and there, horses, have always been a part of my life. From a small child I understand those feeling all so well. I lived with the love of many horses in my life time. They are still here in my heart and soul. So it comes very easy to me in and image. The love between a girl and her horse. I hope that comes across in what the one looking at the Image, see's and feels. Animals, Birds, Symbols, they all just seem to me to belong together. I hope the Love I have for the Native American Indian, comes out in my art. Enjoy.

I do believe a lot of what I draw comes from within. The images of the Indian Princesses and there, horses, have always been a part of my life. From a small child I understand those feeling all so well. I lived with the love of many horses in my life time. They are still here in my heart and soul. So it comes very easy to me in and image. The love between a girl and her horse. I hope that comes across in what the one looking at the Image, see's and feels. Animals, Birds, Symbols, they all just seem to me to belong together. I hope the Love I have for the Native American Indian, comes out in my art. Enjoy.

I do believe a lot of what I draw comes from within. The images of the Indian Princesses and there, horses, have always been a part of my life. From a small child I understand those feeling all so well. I lived with the love of many horses in my life time. They are still here in my heart and soul. So it comes very easy to me in and image. The love between a girl and her horse. I hope that comes across in what the one looking at the Image, see's and feels. Animals, Birds, Symbols, they all just seem to me to belong together. I hope the Love I have for the Native American Indian, comes out in my art. Enjoy.

I do believe a lot of what I draw comes from within. The images of the Indian Princesses and there, horses, have always been a part of my life. From a small child I understand those feeling all so well. I lived with the love of many horses in my life time. They are still here in my heart and soul. So it comes very easy to me in and image. The love between a girl and her horse. I hope that comes across in what the one looking at the Image, see's and feels. Animals, Birds, Symbols, they all just seem to me to belong together. I hope the Love I have for the Native American Indian, comes out in my art. Enjoy.

Many books have been written about the Civil War. These books document battles, strategies, heroes, traitors, generals, spies, government leaders and, of course, presidents of both sides. This book does not. Instead, we have tried to present a picture of the ordinary men-the residents of the Village of Honeoye Falls and the Town of Mendon, New York-who went to war leaving families, businesses and jobs to defend what they believed in. They went, and although some did not return, those who did resumed their lives and moved on. This is their story.

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