Books with author D. C. Miller

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A. D. Miller’s first installment of his autobiography was Ticket to Exile which recounts Miller’s coming-of-age in Depression-era Orangeburg, South Carolina. In it Miller reconstructs the sights, sounds, and social complexities of the pre-civil rights South, and his youth as a closet rebel who successfully evaded the worst strictures of a racially segregated small town. When Fall Rising begins, A. D. is nineteen and has just been exiled from Orangeburg, South Carolina for the “crime” of writing a white girl a seven word note: I would like to know you better. For this, he was arrested by two armed policemen, interrogated, charged with “attempted rape,” jailed, and released only on condition that he leave town. We pick him up as he leaves the train at Rockville Centre Station, Long Island, N.Y. where he has come to re-start his life. This book is both a personal story of sorrow, confusion and ultimate triumph and of a people’s ongoing saga from slavery and segregation to civil rights and the hope for a future in which they can equally share. Fall Rising follows A. D. through his life as he gets his first job, joins the Navy, heads off to Officer’s training and then to various colleges in Washington State, Nebraska , Colorado and UC Berkeley. He settles in Berkeley, California, marries a white woman (though they have to travel to Washington State where interracial marriage is legal to be married), has three children and tries to navigate the racist culture in which he finds himself. Even in the San Francisco Bay Area, jobs for which an African American man with a Master’s degree are trained are nearly impossible to get. He ends up doing menial labor once again. As he finds his way through his life, he refuses to stay within the boxes that the culture pushes him to stay inside. He forges a way, often fraught with hardship, to simply live as a free person in this country. All the while he carries with him the secret of his exile which he can speak about to no one but which colors everything he does. Finally, after much travail and many years lived finding ways around road blocks, he becomes a college teacher and after that, a much-acclaimed poet and writer, editor/publisher, theater producer and director, production coordinator, a director Near the end of Fall Rising, A. D writes: “I see now the terrible thing it was to live my life constantly in a defensive mode, or a mode of attack, never for a single moment to be able to breathe easy.” And that is, too, the terrible realization of his reader. Having lived fully and richly to the age of 92, Miller is an inspiration to generations of black folk as he shows how, with the help of community, he made a way out of no way.

After a brutal attack by another Mystic, Abby leaves the Mystic Dancers in favor of focusing solely on life with the Wielders. New friendships are formed and old ones are tested as Abby goes through her third year at Wielders Academy of Magical Arts.The acceptance Abby has fought hard for is threatened when hidden secrets are revealed and lives are threatened. When unexpected news invites Abby back to the world of the Mystics, she discovers she won't be going alone.

Excerpt from Mathematical Questions, With Their Solutions, From the "Educational Times", Vol. 38: With Many Papers and Solutions Not Published in the "Educational Times"Ficklin. Joseph; Professor Mathematics and Astronoui in the University of Missouri. Fosrsv. H. Bellurv, Madras Presidency. Seems. P. W., b.a.; Chelsea. Foster. Prof.g.carby. F.rs.; fuortes, E. University of Naples. GA um (tn. Roml m.a.; gale, kate knight; Com tonterr..brlghton. GA lton. Francis, m.a.. F. G.s.; London. Gallatlt, W b.a.; Earl's Court, London. Genese. Prof.. M.a.; Univ. Coll., Aberystwith. Gerrans. H. 'l' b.a.; Stud. Of Oxford. Glaiau. J. W. L. F'.r.s Fellow of Trinity College. Éemhria golnarro. Professor M.' Moscow. Graham, R. A m.a.; Trinity College, Dublin geeenpield, Rev. W. J. College greenwood, james Kirksville, Missouri geieeith,w. Superintendent of Public Schools, New London, Ohio, United States. Grieeiths, G. J m.a.; Fell. Ch. Coll Cam'i. Griffiths J m.a. Fellow of Jesus Coll., Oxon. Grove; W. B b.a.; Perry Bar, Birmingham. Hadamard, Prof.; Paris. Hamh E., d.a., d.sc.; King's Sch Warwick hall, Professor asaph, m.a.; Naval Observa tory, Washington. Hammond,j m.a.; Buckhurst Hill, Essex. Harhema O.; University of St. Petersburgh. Harley. Rev. B.. Princxpnl of Builders field College. Harhis, I]. W., b.a.; Trinity College, Dublin. Harris. J. R. M.a.; Clare Lollcge, Cambridge hart. Dr. David S.; Stoninirtou. Connecticut. Hart. Pl; rm. Aca'lemv, Woolwich. Hahmiton, Rev. Trin.coll Dubl. Hu'asn, J ma. Hum ad. Hendricksj. S., Moines. Iowa. Heppkl, m.a.; Hammersmith. Kingalfred's scll,wantsge. Herman. R. A.. M.a.; Trin. Coll., Cambridge. Hermite, Cm; Mvmbrc do l'lnstltut. Paris. Hill. Rev. E m.a.; St. John's College, Camb. Hillary. H. M.a.; Tunbridge. Hinton C. College. H1 Hsr, Dr. T. A.. Director of Studies in tho Roval Naval College, Greenwich. Hopkins, Rovli. H m.a.; Stratum, Comwall hopkinson. J., d.sc.. B.a.: Konsington. Hudson.c. T. LLD.° Munilln hi'dson. Proliw. N. If inn leby. C. M., m.a.. LL.D.; London. Jelly. J. O.. B.a.; Magdalen C illcge, Oxford. Jenkins. Morgan. M.a.; London. Johnron. J. M b.a.; wloy College, Abingdon. Johnson. Prof.. Lll.a.; Anna hs, Maryland. Johnston. Wpr; Trin. Col Dublin. Jones. L. W., h.a.; Morton College, Oxford. Kealy. J. A.. Ma. Wilmiu n. Delaware. Kirhman Rev. T. R, mal. Croft Rec tory, Warrin on. Kitchin, Rev. L., m.a.; Heavitree, Exeter. Kittudge, lizzie A.; Boston, United States. KN isely, Rev. U.j.; N ewcomerstown, Ohio. Know] Es, R., b.a., Totteuham. Liadd, christine Professor of Natural Science and Mathematics. Union S rings. New York larmor, J. M.a Queen's ollege, Galway laverty, W. H m.a Public Examineriu Lb University of Oxford. Lawrence, E. J ex-fell. Trin. Coll Cami). Lei dhold R., Finsbury Park. Levett. R m.a.; King Edw. Sch., Birmin ham. Lrudesdore.c., m.a.; fel.pe nbrokecoll., xon. Lowry, W. H m.a. Blackmck. Dublin. Mcadam, D. S.; Nashin on, Penns lvania. Mcalister, donald, It. A., d.sc.; ambridge. Mccay, W. S., m.a.; Fellow and Tutor of Trinit College, Dublin. Mccoll, b.a. 73 Rue sibliquin,boulogne. Macdonald, W. J m.a. Edinburgh.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...A, 0 This determinant is, when worked out, (/+ g cos C) (g + h cos A) (A +/cos B) + (A + g cos A) (/+ h cos B) (g +/cos C), which breaks up identically into the product of sin A + g sin B + h sin C into gh sin A + A/sin B + _/j sin C; this result determining the locus of (/, g. A), according to what we all know, to be the circle circumscribing the original triangle. The geographical statement of this theorem homographically transformed, runs thus: Consider two fixed points joined by a line intersecting the three sides of a triangle; to each point of intersection successively let there be taken the harmonic conjugate with the fixed points as a pair of conjugates: join each point so determined with any point on the conic passing through the fixed points and the vertices of the triangle; the intersections of these connectors each with the "corresponding" side of the original triangle, lie in a straight line. And, analytically stated, the proposition is as follows; Let (a,/8, 7), (a', /8', 7') be the two fixed points, and (/, g, h) the arbitrary point on the conic circumscribing the triangle of reference. The coordinates of the "harmonic conjugates" spoken of above are as follows; viz., x: y: z = y'a. + 7o': /$ + yff: 277' for that corresponding to the point of intersection on the side x, and similar expressions for the other two. The coordinates of the point where the line joining this conjugate with the point (f, g, h) intersects the side 2, are x: y: z = h (7'a + 7o')--2/77': h (y'0 + y0')--2gyy': 0, with similar expressions for the other two points of intersection; and the condition that these three should lie in a straight line is 0, f(a'0 + a$')-2gaa', f (a'y + ay')-2haa' 1 0 03a' + iS'o)-ye/', 0, g (#7 + 0Y)-2 W-0....

Excerpt from Mathematical Questions, With Solutions, From the "Educational Times," With Many Papers and Solutions Not Published in the "Educational Times," Vol. 15: From January to June, 1871 Vose, G. B Professor of Mechanics and Civil Engineering, Washington and Jefferson Col lege, Washington. United States. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Excerpt from Mathematical Questions, With Their Solutions, From the "Educational Times", Vol. 40: With Many Papers and Solutions Not Published in the "Educational Times"Of series forty 'volumea' have volume containing, in addition to the papm and solutions that base appeared in the Educational Tmm, about the mme quantity of new articles, and comprising contributions, in all branches of Mathematics, from most of the leading Mathematicians in this and other countries.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.