Stephen Cox Bücher

Das Buch untersucht die römischen "publicani", die während der Republik als Zöllner und Sünder bekannt waren. Es beleuchtet, wie private Gesellschaften unter staatlicher Kontrolle essentielle Dienstleistungen wie Steuereinnahme und Heeresausrüstung übernahmen. Trotz ihrer Ausbeutung der Provinzen war das System lange effizient, bis es nach den Bürgerkriegen an Bedeutung verlor.

All Saints’ Episcopal Church is a city parish located at the corner of Sixth and Pennsylvania Avenues in the Hillcrest community of San Diego. It's history dates back to 1897 with it's first service held November 1st at a chapel on 5th Ave. On September 26th, 1906 All Saints' Mission became All Saints' Parish and has been open at the one location longer than any other church in the city.

Offering a glimpse into the making of a beloved holiday classic, this paperback release features behind-the-scenes insights and updates on the stars involved. It provides readers with a deeper understanding of the production while celebrating the enduring legacy of the show. Perfect for fans eager to learn more about the people and stories that brought this holiday favorite to life.

Heyyyyy Aaaaaabbott! Who's on first? It's Abbott & Costello, of course! Although it has been nearly 60 years since Bud Abbot and Lou Costello began filling American movie houses, their work has proven timeless. The Abbott & Costello Story is a fond, authoritative tribute to the duo who made "Who," "What," and "I Don't Know" the most hilarious names ever batted around on the silver screen. Carefully researched, with interviews from their close friends, relatives, and coworkers, The Abbott & Costello Story is a captivating portrait of the lives, laughs, and legend of America's best-loved comedy team.

The book explores the dynamic nature of American Christianity, emphasizing its continuous evolution as believers strive to forge fresh connections with the divine. It delves into the unpredictable transformations within the faith, highlighting how these changes reflect the diverse experiences and needs of its followers. Through a lively narrative, it challenges traditional notions and encourages readers to consider the ongoing journey of faith in contemporary society.

Cory is the child of two worlds: when his birth-people come, they will break his mother's heart . . . but they may also be this world's only salvation.

Focusing on individual experiences, Stephen Cox presents a compelling retelling of the Titanic tragedy through the eyes of survivors. By highlighting their firsthand accounts, he reveals the human aspects and critical decisions that led to the disaster, offering a perspective that surpasses fictional portrayals. This narrative aims to engage readers with the real stories of those onboard, shedding light on the personal tragedies and choices made during that fateful voyage.

Our Child of the Stars is a remarkable story of warmth, tenacity and generosity of spirit, set against the backdrop of a fast-changing, terrifying decade.