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Learn Raspberry Pi with Linux
A Common Faith (The Terry Lectures Series)
The Gate Behind the Wall
Modernity: An Introduction to Modern Societies
Lectures on Russian Literature
The Slave Next Door: Human Trafficking and Slavery in America Today
In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower
Love
Atlas of the Roman World
Lord Jim
Good book, pretty complicated. Shame Forster didn't write any more novels after this - his writing is beautiful.
There are some annoying parts, but it is a great fun to read on the overall. Collins is a hell of a storyteller for sure.
The edition I have had the letters steinbeck wrote about his work on this book. Amazing. The book in itself is a curious thing.
Sorely disappointed by the prettiness level of the patterns. I guess New Zealander aesthetics and I just don't mesh. Doubt I will ever make any of these patterns.
This book will best serve those who have a bit of background (and interest) in the dignity debate, and who favors more 'casual' styles. That said,this book is sufficiently charming to be read by those who don't care for dignity or lectures (for the former, a careful reading of this book will probably make them care about it at least some). Prof. Waldron is the best kind of liberal that currently exists, and the comment and response format allows the readers a glimpse into how people actually 'debate' these issues in a constructive way - a treat for those of us not dignified enough to belong in the ivory tower.