Thomas Urquhart

The Jewel

Peter Anthony Motteux

François Rabelais

"Gargantua and Pantagruel" is a satire ridiculing the educational and religious establishment of Rabelais' time.

Being an Account of the Inestimable Life of the Great Gargantua, and of the Heroic Deeds, Sayings and Marvellous Voyages of His Son the Good Pantagruel

The Complete Works of Doctor François Rabelais, Abstractor of the Quintessence

The Works of Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty, Knight

With the Outline of a Plan for Doing Them Away, on which Depend the Wealth, Prosperity, and Consequence of Great Britain

Letters on the Evils of Impressment

Each year thousands of men and women and families recreate on Maine’s Public Reserved Lands. Most of these visitors know only that the large green areas on the map promise them access to some of the state’s most magnificent places. Very few have any idea how Maine acquired them. Or that, as a conservation success, their acquisition (600,000 acres) rivals the celebrated purchase and gift to Maine people of Baxter State Park (210,000 acres) by Governor Percival Baxter. Maine’s two hundredth anniversary is an appropriate moment to celebrate the largest land conservation triumph in its history. The story of the state’s Public Reserved Lands and how we got them speak to the very essence of Maine’s identity. With dramatic moments and colorful characters, the book weaves its way from 1820 to the present, providing an engaging and informative overview of conservation and preservation in Maine.

Timber Pirates, Lumber Barons, and the Battles Over Maine's Public Lands

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Thomas Urquhart

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