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No comments about Go to the Sources: Lucy Maynard Salmon and the Teaching of History (History of Schools and Schooling, 20).

No comments about Full Circle a Life with Hong Kong & Chi.

No comments about The Wee Wild One: Stories of Belfast and Beyond (Irish Studies in Literature and Culture).

No comments about The Story of My Life: With Her Letters, 1887-1901 and a Supplementary Account of Her Education, Including Passages from the Reports and Letters of H.

2 comments about Life and Adventure in Japan.

1. E WARREN CLARK was a very young American scientist and missionary
   who taught chemistry for the former Tokugawa shoguns and later
   at Tokyo University. His 1878 book, LIFE AND ADVENTURE IN JAPAN,
   republished heregives a superb look at life in Japan in the early Meiji era. The editors' introductions put the book into context



2. E WARREN CLARK was a very young American scientist and missionary
   who taught chemistry for the former Tokugawa shoguns and later
   at Tokyo University. His 1878 book, LIFE AND ADVENTURE IN JAPAN,
   republished here,gives a superb look at life in Japan in the early Meiji era. The editors' introductions put the book into context

No comments about Julia S. Tutwiler and Social Progress In Alabama (Library Alabama Classics).

5 comments about Rising Sunsets.

1. "Rising Sunsets" is a captivating story about a college graduate's first adventure into the real world of working for a living. Although his hopes for the career of his dreams seemed to have been thwarted, David Fletcher fortunately finds new opportunities in a teaching career in a foreign land. This adventure leads David along many torturous paths of life, with unexpected episodes involving personalities of cultures foreign to David, and tumultuous times working within the framework of this foreign culture. This book is rich with dialog and expression of emotion, and this makes for fascinating reading. The reader is kept wondering what in the world will happen next, and many surprises keep the action moving rapidly along. The interplay of several personalities in the book is vidid, and very realistic, making the personalities come to life. All in all "Rising Sunsets" is a very enjoyable and entertaining novel, which has many moments of action causing deep introspection and enjoyment for the reader.



2. A sweet touching story that reminds everyone what it was like to face the real world as an adult for the first time.



3. I couldn't put it down! In fact, I havn't! I am on my third read and can not wait to start on it a fourth time! The book is an expertly woven work of love, life and how the two intertwine with one another! Of all the countless books that I have read in my lifetime this one ranks at the top of the list. It is definately one that is on my all time favorite recomend list AND on top of my gift list for people of intellect that like to read as much as I do! If you are looking for a great read to sweep you away from the every day doldrum of life as we know it today...I highly suggest that you latch on to this book as quickly as you can!



4. "Rising Sunsets" is an excellent first novel exploring love and survival in a new and unfarmilar environment. The reader is captivated by the main character's jorney in facing a series of challenges, and, just as in life, David is sometimes successful and sometimes fails. The reader is surprised by the challenges and alway kept in suspense wondering how David's challenges will next be met. The romantic side of the story is realistic and deep and paints a beautiful picture of a a true affair of the heart. In sum, "Rising Sunsets" is a promising novel, that inspires and provokes the reader to think and seize the moments that make life worth living.



5. This is a very poorly written personal tale that was obviously never actually edited. The error-filled writing, immature perspective, and ridiculous story spoil any help this "writer" could have given to others who would like to live and work in Japan.

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No comments about Booker T. Washington and the Struggle against White Supremacy: The Southern Educational Tours, 1908-1912.