William Wood

Walking in the Wilderness

A Mechanical Essay Upon the Heart in 3 Anatomical Lectures

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In Defense of Liberty

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Last Years of Charles de Biencourt

Select British Documents of the Canadian War of 1812

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DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "The Winning of Canada: a Chronicle of Wolfe" by William Wood. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.

The Winning of Canada: a Chronicle of Wolfe

The Winning of Freedom

The Great Fortress a Chronicle of Louisbourg 1720-1760

Chronicles of Canada 8

This delightful anecdotal collection of cameos around the world, told with wry humour and a gentle, sometimes quirky style slightly reminiscent of a bygone era, contains a mixture of description and observation, with a smattering of autobiographical incident. William Wood has lived in many places of the world, is well travelled and well written, with a keen sense of enjoyment of what he sees and experiences, and a talent for bringing that visually to the mind of his reader. The short, usually self-contained pieces make wonderful cameos both for those who do their reading in snatches, and those who will want to devour his stories in one sitting. William Wood has led a nomadic life and his friends and relatives are far flung. He now lives and writes in Sussex and when he can get away he likes visiting his children in France, Rutland and Cumbria, or his in-laws in Norway and Slovakia. The diaries he keeps on these visits occasionally give him local colour and ideas for his stories. If he ever makes money from his writing he intends visiting old haunts in Africa, India and Australia - or even pastures new. In addition to his Little Book of Pleasures, William writes journalistic articles. He has had stories on the BBC World Service, and contributed to a variety of magazines and anthologies. He has also always written poems; they are, he says, "something that has to be squeezed out like a boil to give me relief." At university William wrote and directed his own plays, and later worked with amateur groups in Norway. Most often he writes short stories and novels; his first remains unpublished (as, he says, all first novels should be). His first published book was No Time (Babash/Ryan, 2003). Set in South Sudan, it predicted the independence of the south nearly two decades in advance. His next novel, Passing Wind, was shortlisted for an Amazon prize.

100 Little Pleasures

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Rescued Love follows several families and two very different breeders whose lives interact over nearly four decades. The two breeder families follow far different paths as their families grow, and change. In one, apathy gives way to pure love, but in the other, love is lost and eventually turns to hate. Follow Ellie Miller Swartz as she tries to build a loving breeding environment in the Amish community where animals are viewed as workers, not pets and Bob and Betty Kuntz who build a breeding business based on profit and the cold reality of business, but find a reason to change. After her friend Jenny Appleton rescues Ally Olsten Bedmont from a disastrous personal assault, Ally finds she loves dogs and starts a grooming business, that develops into a rescue group for lost, abandoned and abused dogs. Jenny Appleton marries Josh Hudson and they spend years building careers in the family business before they find the joy of a child and a perpetually scruffy little dog that steals their hearts. Claire Strange is a beautiful young veterinarian facing the reality of being a female in a man's world. Through her actions in a heinous rescue situation, she gains notoriety and fame as she dedicates her practice to saving rescued animals.There are heroes and villains, but there is always love and caring with heartwarming tales as the families grow and change.

Rescued Love

With the Vietnam war raging and protests mounting at home, Josh Hudson, a veteran communications analyst is ordered to Viet Nam to head up the analysis team at a small unit flying out of Pleiku. Before leaving the States he meets Jenny Appleton, active in the anti-war movement. As Hudson assumes his duties he slowly finds his dedication and principles challenged by the terrible losses and the seemingly endless nature of the war. Although convinced their analysis is correct, the callous disregard for the truth frustrates the men of his unit. When, after long months their analysis is proved correct - others take credit to cover their own failures. Through his correspondence with Jenny and a witness to the callous disregard for truth, reality and the lives of the men engaging the enemy he finds he must decide between the future he had planned before the war and the challenge of drastic change. This is the story of men who did their duty proudly and made the most of their opportunities within the confines of war. With their work classified Top Secret, they knew they could never reveal the whole truth.

A Year in Vietnam

Code Warriors

Reproduktion des Originals: Flag and Fleet von William Wood

How the British Navy won the Freedom of the Seas

Flag and Fleet

A straightforward, visual approach to learning the new PowerPoint 2013! PowerPoint 2013 boasts updated features and new possibilities; this highly visual tutorial provides step-by-step instructions to help you learn all the capabilities of PowerPoint 2013. It covers the basics, as well as all the exciting new changes and additions in a series of easy-to-follow, full-color, two-page tutorials. Learn how to create slides, dress them up using templates and graphics, add sound and animation, and more. This book is the ideal "show me, don't tell me" guide to PowerPoint 2013. Demonstrates how to create memorable and captivating presentations using PowerPoint 2013, the latest generation of Microsoft's presentation software Walks you through PowerPoint 2013's new features, including new wide-screen themes and variants, improved collaboration tools, and an enhanced Presenter View Shows you how to create slides, dress them up with templates and graphics, add sound and animation, and present in a business or Internet setting Features easy-to-follow, full-color, two-page tutorials With Teach Yourself VISUALLY PowerPoint 2013, you have the power to make a remarkable presentation!

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A Journey Around the World in Stories

Fetched from Afar

Autobiography of William Wood

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The Laws of Athletics: Showing How to Preserve and Improve Health, Strength and Beauty, and to Correct Personal Defects Caused by Want of Phy

Analytic theology is a legitimate form of theology, and a legitimate form of academic inquiry, and it can be a valuable conversation partner within the wider religious studies academy. William Wood defends analytic theology from some common criticisms, but also argues that analytic theologians have much to learn from other forms of inquiry.

Analytic Theology and the Academic Study of Religion

Blaise Pascal's account of the cognitive consequences of the Fall is clearly set out by William Wood in the first book on Pascal's theology to appear in English in more than forty years. Wood's central claim is that for Pascal, the Fall is a fall into duplicity. Pascal holds that as fallen selves in a fallen world, human beings have an innate aversion to the truth that is also, at the same time, an aversion to God. According to Pascal, we are born into a duplicitous world that shapes us into duplicitous subjects, and so we find it easy to reject God continually and deceive ourselves about our own sinfulness. Pascal's account of the noetic effects of sin has long been overlooked by theologians, but it is both traditional and innovative. It is robustly Augustinian, with a strong emphasis on the fallen will, the darkened intellect, and the fundamental sin of pride. Yet it also embraces a view of subjectivity that seems strikingly contemporary. For Pascal, the self is a fiction, constructed from without by an already duplicitous world. The human subject is habituated to deception because it is the essential glue that holds his world together. This book offers more than just a novel interpretation of Pascal's Pensées. Wood demonstrates, by exegetical argument and constructive example, that 'Pascalian' theology is both possible and fruitful.

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