Bøger af Joseph Morton

The Nazis won the War of Unification in 1948.Seventy years later, the regime's totalitarian descendants stand on the precipice of world domination, aided by advanced technology. The populations of the continents of Europe and Asia bear the scars of a decades long genocidal campaign that has been conveniently erased from history.But some people still remember a time before the Unification War when the world was full of promise. And they want that world back.Andreas Fischer, a major for a paramilitary arm of the Nazi police force in London, discovers the truth about the regime's murderous past. He also learns the the world he knows was never meant to be. It was altered by a few select well-meaning scientists and soldiers sent back to alter history. They failed. Now, it's up to Andreas to go back and finish what they started.

Santa sends a seriously disturbed Plumpergut on a quest to find himself, and in the process, to (of course) save Christmas. Along the way, he encounters many good and bad characters. The most important of them is Ozzie, a Christmas scribe mouse who, of all things, is trying to find himself.

A starting point for student and general-reader research, this concise reference guide surveys the events that brought about the birth of the American republic. It includes an overview essay that traces the course of the Revolution and five essays on various aspects of the conflict.

Takes a biographical approach to history, following the premise that people make history in the circumstances in which they find themselves. This work examines the lives of the individual's involved in a debate through major and minor biographies.