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Alan Dean Foster ALIEN NATION

Der Roman zum Film

Science Fiction
German
75166 Words
Ages 16 and up
118
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1991: Drei Jahre, nachdem ein unbekanntes Flugobjekt mit 300.000 versklavten Außerirdischen in der Mojave-Wüste gelandet ist, leben diese sogenannten Newcomer in Los Angeles. Matthew Sykes, ein Police-Officer, verliert seinen Partner Bill Tuggle während einer Schießerei: Die Detectives hatten versucht, zwei Newcomer-Kriminelle davon abzuhalten, einen anderen Newcomer namens Porter in dessen Lebensmittelgeschäft zu ermorden. Am nächsten Tag informiert Sykes' Vorgesetzter seine Einheit, dass sie mit dem neu beförderten Newcomer-Detective Sam Francisco zusammenarbeiten müssen. Obwohl er voreingenommen ist, akzeptiert Sykes Francisco als Partner, um einen Mord an einem Newcomer namens Warren Hubley zu untersuchen. Sykes vermutet, dass er, wenn er dieses Verbrechen aufklärt, auch die Möglichkeit haben wird, die Ermordung seines Partners zu untersuchen - was ihm offiziell verboten ist... Alien Nation von Alan Dean Foster ist die Roman-Adaption des gleichnamigen Science-Fiction-Kultfilms aus dem Jahr 1988 (Regie: Graham Baker), der Elemente der Science Fiction mit jenen des Neo-Noir-Krimis verbindet. In den Hauptrollen: James Caan als Matthew Sykes, Mandy Patinkin als Sam Francisco, Terence Stamp als William Harcourt und Leslie Bevis als Cassandra. [more]

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Patty DeGroff Unrest Of A Nation

failure to love

Philosophy
English
870 Words
No Age Recommendation
393
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A nation that chooses to teach hate over love is a nation as history has taught us [more]

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Frederic L. Paxson The New Nation

History
English
91079 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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A new nation has appeared within the United States since the Civil War, but it has been only accidentally connected with that catastrophe. The Constitution emerged from the confusion of strife and reconstruction substantially unchanged, but the economic development of the United States in the sixties and seventies gave birth to a society that was, by 1885, already national in its activities and necessities. In many ways the history of the United States since the Civil War has to do with the struggle between this national fact and the old legal system that was based upon state autonomy and federalism; and the future depends upon the discovery of a means to readjust the mechanics of government, as well as its content, to the needs of life. This book attempts to narrate the facts of the last half-century and to show them in their relations to the larger truths of national development. [more]

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Mrs. Roger A. Pryor The Birth of the Nation By Mrs. Roger A. Pryor

History
English
58403 Words
Ages 10 and up
171
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This book is an illustrated version of the original The Birth of the Nation by Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. “The story of a world emerging from the darkness in which it had been hidden for countless ages will always thrill the imagination. Phantom ships loom dimly out of the mists of a far-off time. Strange names are whispered in vague traditions, which are found in no written record—names of mighty mariners, who were blown by tempests upon a strange coast,—Arthur; Malgro; Brandon; a "Fryer of Lynn," who by reason of his "black art" reached the North Pole in 1360; Madock, "sonne of Quinneth, Prince of Wales," a man of peace, who sought refuge in a wilderness because of strife among his brethren; Leif, the Norwegian; Nicolo Zeno, the Venetian; Hanno, the Carthaginian! Colossal figures tremble for a moment on the horizon, and are lost in fog and doubt.” [more]

Keywords: The Birth of the Nation, Mrs. Roger A. Pryor

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Karmonian Valoryn [Crystal Nation] The Valoryns (Part I)

Fan fiction

Adventure
English
1 Words
Ages 8 and up
355
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"We are Valoryns, we never back down from a fight and we never surrender." "United we stand, divided [more]

Keywords: Valoryns. Roblox. Crystal Nation.

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Jorge Marlo Gutierrez Monarch of the Philippine Nation

Monarchy of Government

Biography & Autobiography
English
74235 Words
Ages 10 and up
24
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The Story tells about the brief story or history on how the Philippine Island originate or begin, his people from earliest inhabitants; people to modern people, their political history, from beginning to independent, commonwealth and to the Present Republic and the emerge of new political monarchy administration or the political monarchy in the Nation under the name and philosophical belief of Gutierrez Monarchy as National and State Monarchy of the Philippine and to other Nation that is do not have yet a constitutional monarchy that mostly having a Republic, Democratic or Federal form of Government, and how it created and it briefly explain; from starting of the idea, creation up to proposal of constitutional law and other information involve on understanding, creating and proposing the monarchy of the Philippine and how it will merge in the Republic, Democratic or Federal Government and his political System. [more]

Keywords: Monarch of the Philippine Book, Monarchy of the Philippine Book, Filipiniana Books, Book of Monarchy, Book of Monarchy of the Philippine, Book of Monarch, Book of Monarch of the Philippine, Jorge Marlo M. Gutierrez Book, Philippine Monarchy Book, Philippine Monarch Book, Kingdom of Philippine Book, Kingdom Book, Philippine Empire Book, Gutierrez Empire Book, National and State Empire Book, National and State Kingdom Book, Empire of Philippine Book, Republic Democratic or Federal Government Monarchy Book

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Albert Jay Nock The Myth of a Guilty Nation

Literary Collections
English
20371 Words
No Age Recommendation
191
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This book is made up of a series of articles originally published in the Freeman. It was compiled to establish one point and only one, namely: that the German Government was not solely guilty of bringing on the war. I have not been at all concerned with measuring the German Government's share of guilt, with trying to show that it was either great or small, or that it was either less or more than that of any other Government or association of Governments. All this is beside the point. I do not by any means wish to escape the responsibility of saying that I think the German Government's share of guilt in the matter is extremely small; so small by comparison with that of the major Powers allied against Germany, as to be inconsiderable. That is my belief, demonstrable as I think by such evidence as has now become available to any candid person. But this has nothing whatever to do with the subject-matter of this volume. If the guilt of the German Government could be proved to be ten times greater than it was represented to be by the publicity-bureaux of the Allied Powers, the conclusion established in the following chapters would still remain. Guilty as the German Government may have been; multiply by ten any estimate that any person, interested or disinterested, informed or uninformed, may put upon its guilt; the fact remains that it was far, very far indeed, from being the only guilty party concerned. [more]

Keywords: The Myth of a Guilty Nation, Albert Jay Nock

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