Books with author Mary E. Phillips

The intention of this simply told personal life of James Fenimore Cooper, the creator of American romance, is to have all material au thentic. The pictures of men, women, places and things are, as nearly as possible, of Cooper s association with them to reproduce a background of his time and to make the man not the author its central foreground figure. From everv available source since the earliest mention of the author s name, both in print and out, material for these pages has been collected. In this wide gleaning in the field of letters a rich harvest from able and brilliant pens the gleaner hereby expresses grateful appreciation of these transplanted values. Much, precious in worth and attractive in interest, comes into these pages from the generous and good among the relatives, friends, and admirers of Fenimore Cooper. And more than all others, the author s grand-nephew, the late Mr. George Pomeroy Keese, of Cooperslown, New York, has paid rich and rare tribute to the memory of his uncle, with whom when a boy he came in living touch..

Caribbean Twelve Days of Christmas is a unique picture book for small children who are learning to count. It is an island portrayal on the age old classic Christmas story. Caribbean people, flowers, and wildlife highlight the twelve days with original watercolors, drawings, and collages that illustrate the many forms of art work taught in the schools of the islands. Collage is a typical Caribbean art form and it is shown through a fancy iguana, dancing ladies, the old wife trigger fish and jumping mongoose. Mocko jumbies, yellow warblers, bananaquits, four eyed butterfly fish, hummingbirds, hibiscus and flamingos are examples of island watercolors. Then there is the endangered hawksbill turtle completing the twelve days through pencil drawing. Since the Caribbean also hosts many Spanish speaking islands, the original lyrics are subtitled in Spanish.

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Chemistry becomes a lot simpler once you look at it through a Christian worldview. Whether you're studying chemistry for the first time or just brushing up on introductory principles, this textbook will show you how God's divine elements work. You'll learn about: quarks, protons, neutrons, and electrons basics of the periodic table electron configurations ionic and covalent chemical bonds chemical equations and how to balance them gas laws, polarity, stoichiometry, equilibrium This is the only basic chemistry text that brings together the essentials of first-year chemistry with Christian theology. The Christian chemistry student will explore the way God put the universe together at the most fundamental level. Aimed at secondary schools and introductory college level courses, this text offers a look at chemistry in the context of biblical principles. Engaging in the study of chemistry through this lens, you will discover how chemistry reflects the character of God.

Chemistry becomes a lot simpler once you look at it through a Christian worldview. Whether you're studying chemistry for the first time or just brushing up on introductory principles, this textbook will show you how God's divine elements work. You'll learn about: quarks, protons, neutrons, and electrons basics of the periodic table electron configurations ionic and covalent chemical bonds chemical equations and how to balance them gas laws, polarity, stoichiometry, equilibrium This is the only basic chemistry text that brings together the essentials of first-year chemistry with Christian theology. The Christian chemistry student will explore the way God put the universe together at the most fundamental level. Aimed at secondary schools and introductory college level courses, this text offers a look at chemistry in the context of biblical principles. Engaging in the study of chemistry through this lens, you will discover how chemistry reflects the character of God.