2013, ISBN: 9788192570211

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David McKay, 1958. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Fair. Light yellowing; sound binding; very good shape. The jacket is heavily scuffed, chipped and torn; price intact. "Where do… Mehr…

David McKay, 1958. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Fair. Light yellowing; sound binding; very good shape. The jacket is heavily scuffed, chipped and torn; price intact. "Where does ethics end and the law of the jungle begin in today's business world? Can an honorable man stick to his principles and still survive? These are the questions that face Bill McCrary, an executive in Bernard Malcolm and Associates, one of the biggest public relations firms in the East and the problems that make this novel a powerful study of people caught in the dilemma of our modern business and social system with its conflicting demands, loyalties and temptations." Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2-3 Pounds. Category: Fiction; Inventory No: 126283. ., David McKay, 1958, 2.5, Harper & Row, 1969. First American Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/Fair. 191 pages. Ex-library with typical marks, faint discoloring to the pages; good tight binding. The jacket has light creasing and wear but a couple cuts on the back; wrapped; taped to boards. "argues that during the previous century, there occurred a cluster of events more devastating to and potentially more hopeful for Christianity than anything that happened during the Renaissance and the Enlightenment. He traces three different types of secularization which together make up the 'modern schism' shows how they have developed in the West and where they are leading man today. (1969)" Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Standard Weight. Category: Sociology & Politics; Inventory No: 119245. ., Harper & Row, 1969, 2.25, Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon. Very Good; Light reading creases, some edge wear with splits to base of . spine. ; Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside.. 2003. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB . First Printing; Mills & Boon Modern Romance; 192 pages; Petra goes to the desert kingdom of Zuran to meet her grandfather, only to discover he's arranged her marriage to the rich and eligable Sheikh Rashid, whom she's never met. So Petra plans to ruin her reputation so Rashid won't want her. Blaize, a fellow guest at her hotel, agrees to be Petra's pretend lover, though soon he's taken her virginity! Then Petra makes a shocking discovery. Blaize is actually none other than the man she's supposed to be marrying, Sheikh Rashid! ; 0263832309 ., Mills & Boon, 2003, 3, Pustak Mahal/V & S Publishers, 2003. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. The author S.P. Sharma, not only discusses the problems facing the modern man in his book, but he also explains certain religious truths comprehensively by employing non-technical language. It contains for you useful information designed to help you relieve you from anxiety and disturbing thoughts-providing you a clear vision leading to happier life. It would help you : *To combat the shocks of life *To know that nothing is more useful than the awakened self *To understand the principles that make life happier It is a wonderful work for anyone who desires to get success through positive thinking. Printed Pages: 173. NA, Pustak Mahal/V & S Publishers, 2003, 6, Pustak Mahal/V & S Publishers, 2003. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. The author S.P. Sharma, not only discusses the problems facing the modern man in his book, but he also explains certain religious truths comprehensively by employing non-technical language. It contains for you useful information designed to help you relieve you from anxiety and disturbing thoughts-providing you a clear vision leading to happier life. It would help you : *To combat the shocks of life *To know that nothing is more useful than the awakened self *To understand the principles that make life happier It is a wonderful work for anyone who desires to get success through positive thinking. Printed Pages: 173., Pustak Mahal/V & S Publishers, 2003, 6, Pustak Mahal/V & S Publishers, 2003. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. The author S.P. Sharma, not only discusses the problems facing the modern man in his book, but he also explains certain religious truths comprehensively by employing non-technical language. It contains for you useful information designed to help you relieve you from anxiety and disturbing thoughts-providing you a clear vision leading to happier life. It would help you : *To combat the shocks of life *To know that nothing is more useful than the awakened self *To understand the principles that make life happier It is a wonderful work for anyone who desires to get success through positive thinking. Printed Pages: 173., Pustak Mahal/V & S Publishers, 2003, 6, New Delhi, India: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2013. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils like untouchability, discrimination against women and the underprivileged, and sati. Education was the prerogative of the mighty Brahmins and the upper-class society, resulting in the perennial exploitation of the backward classes, women, farmers and widows. Jyotiba Phule (1827–90) dawned as the saviour of the weaker sections. Defying diktats and intimidations, he got himself and his wife educated. This paved the way for the Phule couples to start and successfully run few schools for the children of the downtrodden and girls. He opened his well for the untouchables' use. Through tireless efforts and continued writings, he fought against the social injustices, nail and tooth. His writings were a new philosophy in the making — a philosophy of universal religion. He believed in God, but refused to believe the Vedas, saying them as the handworks of Brahmins. Man was his religion and his emancipation was his drive. He founded Widow Homes and orphanages. For him education was the key for liberation from all social evils. He fought with the English regime to have the children of farmers and the downtrodden equal rights to education. He was eventually accredited with the title "Mahatma". This book is sure to generate keen interest among social workers, modern historians, researchers on social reforms and reformers, and students of philosophy, sociology and political science.Printed Pages: 116.. First Edition. Softcover. New. 15 x 23 Cm., D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2013, 6<

2013, ISBN: 9788192570211

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Walker, 1982. Hardcover. Good Condition/Fair. Ex-library with typical marks, light discoloring and wear; a small crack in the middle of the binding but a still good solid reading cop… Mehr…

Walker, 1982. Hardcover. Good Condition/Fair. Ex-library with typical marks, light discoloring and wear; a small crack in the middle of the binding but a still good solid reading copy. The jacket has some fading, creasing; wrapped and glued inside the covers; glue stains. "Oxford philosophy don Ambrose Usher is just a little bit suspicious when, on a plane from England to the Caribbean island of Santanna, he finds himself drawn into conversation with an exotically beautiful Chinese girl named Sue Lee. But his vague apprehensions do not prepare him for what he meets upon his arrival. Not more than five minutes after his plane touches down, he witnesses a bomb explosion in the car of his friend and host Tom Heywood." Quantity Available: 1. Category: Fiction; ISBN: 0802754597. ISBN/EAN: 9780802754592. Inventory No: 130243. . 9780802754592, Walker, 1982, 2.25, Celebrated gymnast Mary Lou Retton shares the inspiring philosophies behind her success--and offers seven practical gateways to finding happiness in your own life.Who can forget Mary Lou Retton's perfect vault and winning smile? Fifteen years after her Olympic triumph, Mary Lou is no longer the little girl on the Wheaties box--she's a dynamic, accomplished mother of two who has become one of America's most sought-after motivational speakers and an inspiration to people everywhere. Now, in Mary Lou Retton's Gateways to Happiness, she shares her secrets for achieving a balanced, fulfilling career and life and presents seven gateways that can guide you in cultivating lasting happiness every day.Based on her remarkable experiences as an Olympic athlete, professional speaker and spokesperson, wife, and mother, Mary Lou Retton's Gateways to Happiness shows that, even with life's challenges and obstacles, happiness is always within our reach--you just have to know how to grab hold of it. The seven gateways she presents--Family, Faith, Relationships, Attitude, Discipline, Health, and Laughter--are the tools we can use to improve our sense of contentment and well-being, whether it's by realizing our true dreams and ambitions, taking care of our bodies, incorporating spiritual faith into our daily routine, or devoting more time to the special people in our lives. For each gateway, Mary Lou provides concrete suggestions, action plans, and even recipes to help you embrace its principles and make it work for you. From visualization and communication exercises to time management, and spiritual practices, Mary Lou's warmhearted prescriptions and advice will help you discover your deepest needs, reduce stress, and open the door to a life filled with peace, prosperity, and love.Flavored with inspiring stories from renowned athletes and celebrities, and brimming with the trademark enthusiasm and energy that have made her such a beloved American figure, Mary Lou Retton's Gateways to Happiness is a fresh and engaging collection of wisdom that will enable you to realize your true potential. The next time you look in the mirror, that winning smile will belong to you!, Broadway, 4.5, New Delhi, India: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2013. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils like untouchability, discrimination against women and the underprivileged, and sati. Education was the prerogative of the mighty Brahmins and the upper-class society, resulting in the perennial exploitation of the backward classes, women, farmers and widows. Jyotiba Phule (1827–90) dawned as the saviour of the weaker sections. Defying diktats and intimidations, he got himself and his wife educated. This paved the way for the Phule couples to start and successfully run few schools for the children of the downtrodden and girls. He opened his well for the untouchables' use. Through tireless efforts and continued writings, he fought against the social injustices, nail and tooth. His writings were a new philosophy in the making — a philosophy of universal religion. He believed in God, but refused to believe the Vedas, saying them as the handworks of Brahmins. Man was his religion and his emancipation was his drive. He founded Widow Homes and orphanages. For him education was the key for liberation from all social evils. He fought with the English regime to have the children of farmers and the downtrodden equal rights to education. He was eventually accredited with the title "Mahatma". This book is sure to generate keen interest among social workers, modern historians, researchers on social reforms and reformers, and students of philosophy, sociology and political science.Printed Pages: 116.. First Edition. Softcover. New. 15 x 23 Cm., D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2013, 6<

2013, ISBN: 9788192570211

London: Collins, 1969.. "My theme is the clash between traditional Christian ways of thinking and understanding faith, and modern secular styles. My aim has been to understand the r… Mehr…

London: Collins, 1969.. "My theme is the clash between traditional Christian ways of thinking and understanding faith, and modern secular styles. My aim has been to understand the reality of Christian faith in a way which makes sense for our secular world. My general approach might be called 'anthropoligical'..." - RGS. Pp.155. P/b. G+. ., London: Collins, 1969., 0, London: Lutterworth Press,1968.. "How am I to Pray? How can we make the most of the time we have? In this book we will been shown the way to possibilities of which we had perhaps previously been unaware." Pp. 80. Paperback. VG. ., London: Lutterworth Press,1968., 0, Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils like untouchability, discrimination against women and the underprivileged, and sati. Education was the prerogative of the mighty Brahmins and the upper-class society, resulting in the perennial exploitation of the backward classes, women, farmers and widows. Jyotiba Phule (1827–90) dawned as the saviour of the weaker sections. Defying diktats and intimidations, he got himself and his wife educated. This paved the way for the Phule couples to start and successfully run few schools for the children of the downtrodden and girls. He opened his well for the untouchables` use. Through tireless efforts and continued writings, he fought against the social injustices, nail and tooth. His writings were a new philosophy in the making — a philosophy of universal religion. He believed in God, but refused to believe the Vedas, saying them as the handworks of Brahmins. Man was his religion and his emancipation was his drive. He founded Widow Homes and orphanages. For him education was the key for liberation from all social evils. He fought with the English regime to have the children of farmers and the downtrodden equal rights to education. He was eventually accredited with the title ""Mahatma"". This book is sure to generate keen interest among social workers, modern historians, researchers on social reforms and reformers, and students of philosophy, sociology and political science. Printed Pages: 142., Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013, 6<

2013, ISBN: 9788192570211

Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils l… Mehr…

Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils like untouchability, discrimination against women and the underprivileged, and sati. Education was the prerogative of the mighty Brahmins and the upper-class society, resulting in the perennial exploitation of the backward classes, women, farmers and widows. Jyotiba Phule (1827–90) dawned as the saviour of the weaker sections. Defying diktats and intimidations, he got himself and his wife educated. This paved the way for the Phule couples to start and successfully run few schools for the children of the downtrodden and girls. He opened his well for the untouchables` use. Through tireless efforts and continued writings, he fought against the social injustices, nail and tooth. His writings were a new philosophy in the making — a philosophy of universal religion. He believed in God, but refused to believe the Vedas, saying them as the handworks of Brahmins. Man was his religion and his emancipation was his drive. He founded Widow Homes and orphanages. For him education was the key for liberation from all social evils. He fought with the English regime to have the children of farmers and the downtrodden equal rights to education. He was eventually accredited with the title ""Mahatma"". This book is sure to generate keen interest among social workers, modern historians, researchers on social reforms and reformers, and students of philosophy, sociology and political science. Printed Pages: 142., Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013, 6<

2013, ISBN: 9788192570211

Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils l… Mehr…

Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013. First edition. Softcover. New. 14 x 22 cm. Caste conflicts ruled the roost in the nineteenth-century India. It housed many social evils like untouchability, discrimination against women and the underprivileged, and sati. Education was the prerogative of the mighty Brahmins and the upper-class society, resulting in the perennial exploitation of the backward classes, women, farmers and widows. Jyotiba Phule (182790) dawned as the saviour of the weaker sections. Defying diktats and intimidations, he got himself and his wife educated. This paved the way for the Phule couples to start and successfully run few schools for the children of the downtrodden and girls. He opened his well for the untouchables` use. Through tireless efforts and continued writings, he fought against the social injustices, nail and tooth. His writings were a new philosophy in the making a philosophy of universal religion. He believed in God, but refused to believe the Vedas, saying them as the handworks of Brahmins. Man was his religion and his emancipation was his drive. He founded Widow Homes and orphanages. For him education was the key for liberation from all social evils. He fought with the English regime to have the children of farmers and the downtrodden equal rights to education. He was eventually accredited with the title ""Mahatma"". This book is sure to generate keen interest among social workers, modern historians, researchers on social reforms and reformers, and students of philosophy, sociology and political science. Printed Pages: 142. NA, Suryodaya Books/D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd, 2013, 6<