Bøger af Peter Samuel

The year was 1931. Amadeus Rupert and Colin Freeman joined the Metropolitan Police in London at the same time.Total strangers and completely different characters. except for their love of flying, which took them in different directions during World War Two. Colin became a Squadron Leader, flying Spitfires. Amadeus flew with Coastal Command, then Bomber Command.He had fallen head over heels in love with Deborah, who he married in 1933. Love at first sight or so they thought. But the fortunes of war would have a profound effect on all three friends whose lives would change forever.

The Wesleyan-Methodist Missions: In Jamaica And Honduras Delineated (1850) is a historical account written by Samuel Peter, detailing the work of the Wesleyan-Methodist Church in Jamaica and Honduras during the 19th century. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the mission's origins, their methods of evangelism, and the challenges they faced in spreading their message to the local populations. Peter's account also includes detailed descriptions of the social and political conditions in both countries, as well as the impact that the missions had on the lives of the people they served. He discusses the role of the missionaries in establishing schools, hospitals, and other institutions that provided essential services to the local communities. The book also touches on the issue of slavery, which was still prevalent in Jamaica at the time of the missions' establishment. Peter describes the efforts of the Wesleyan-Methodist Church in advocating for the abolition of slavery and the role that they played in the eventual emancipation of the slaves in Jamaica. Overall, The Wesleyan-Methodist Missions: In Jamaica And Honduras Delineated (1850) provides a valuable insight into the history of the Wesleyan-Methodist Church and their missionary work in the Caribbean and Central America. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of religion, missionary work, and the social and political conditions of the 19th century.Containing A Description Of The Principal Stations, Together With A Consecutive Account Of The Rise And Progress Of The Work Of God At Each.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.

With the euphoria of the American elections past and the world struggling to come to grips with the financial panic that seem about to overwhelm it, Pat O'Connelly returns to Dublin. The contrast between the city's bleak landscape and the bright skies of Miami could not have been starker. As his taxi made its way through the city centre, the Christmas lights, which still decorated the streets, gave off a strange glare in the early evening fog. The driver sniffed and mumbled that they 'would do little feckin good for the working man, with jobs melting away like good Irish butter on toast'.The millions of twinkling lights that decorated O'Connell Street made a sad contrast with the gloomy atmosphere that had descended on the city, dampening its usual festive spirit. After two decades of prosperity Dubliners had forgotten what an economic crisis was and were desperately trying to come to terms with the calamity that had struck them.

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