Bøger af A. J. Brown

Heaven exists. We all know that: We've seen the pictures... From the ashes of the Old World, The Panaceum rose like a beacon of hope - a would-be utopia, free of disease, made possible by the miraculous panacea vaccine. A community built on common goals and values, where everyone is guaranteed 60 years of clean health before ascending to a man-made Heaven to live out their golden years. But for Cressida Connors, this could not be further from the truth. A mystery illness close-to-home causes Cressida to question the very foundations of the world around her and everything she's ever known. In a race to save her family and gain answers about her past, Cressida seeks out a group of banished Panaceans, who unveil a story of betrayal, deception, a bitter feud, and Cressida's pivotal role in a radical redemption plot decades in the making. Operation Providence is upon us... whether Cressida is ready for it or not.

This 1985 book is a comparative study of the origins and experience of inflation from 1950 until the 1980s in six specific nations, and in the world economy as a whole. It looks at the history of inflation, the relationship of changes in rates of inflation and real income growth.

Reviews a variety of efforts to understand, 'map' and evaluate the effectiveness of integrity policies and institutions, not just in the government sector but across the various major institutions of modern society. This work is suitable for those in governance, politics, law and public policy.

Encompassing periods of settlement and war, this informative local history provides insight into the early years of Newton County, Mississippi, and the lives of its citizens. Exploring the county's local events, religious denominations, and early governmental systems, this work draws upon a wealth of personal accounts as well as federal, state, and county records. History of Newton County from 1834-1894 includes illustrations of important buildings and influential people, among them a courthouse, churches, and the editor of the first county newspaper.Formed in the shape of a square, Newton County, named after English scientist and philosopher Sir Isaac Newton, measures approximately 576 square miles. This small region once made up the southern portion of the much larger Neshoba County, but when the citizens of the area decided they wanted their own county, the local legislature granted their wish. This historical journey through the county covers its establishment, the first railroad, the Civil War period, and Reconstruction.