Books published by publisher Watchmaker Publishing

An Unabridged Edition With Updated Typeface, To Include: The Way of the Cities - The Way of the Desert - The Gates of the City - The Philosophy of Sight-Seeing - The Streets of the City - The Groups of the City - The Shadow of the Problem - The Other Side of the Desert - The Battle With the Dragon - The Endless Empire - The Meaning of the Crusade - The Fall of Chivalry - The Problem of Zionism

An unabridged edition (1918) with preface by Henry Cabot Lodge; chapters include: Quincy (1838-1848) - Boston (1848-1854) - Washington (1850-1854) - Harvard College (1854-1858) - Berlin (1858-1859) - Rome (1859-1860) - Treason (1860-1861) - Diplomacy (1861) - Foes or Friends (1862) - Political Morality (1862) - The Battle of the Rams (1863) - Eccentricity (1863) - The Perfection of Human Society (1864) - Dilettantism (1865-1866) - Darwinism (1867-1868) - The Press (1868) - President Grant (1869) - Free Fight (1869-1870) - Chaos (1870) - Failure (1871) - Twenty Years After (1892) - Chicago (1893) - Silence (1894-1898) - Indian Summer (1898-1899) - The Dynamo & the Virgin (1900) - Twilight (1901) - Teufelsdröckh (1901) - The Height of Knowledge (1902) - The Abyss of Ignorance (1902) - Vis Inertiae (1903) - The Grammar of Science (1903) - Vis Nova (1903-1904) - A Dynamic Theory of History (1904) - A Law of Acceleration (1904) - Nunc Age (1905)

Nestled within the confines of a modern day family, The Little Red Christmas Ball is the last of the colorful breed of vintage ornaments that, once upon a time, shined brightly from within and sparkled tirelessly among the trees of yesterday.Passed down through the years, the Little Red Christmas Ball has become—these days— just a tad insecure as he finds himself more often than not relegated to the rear of the majestic Christmas tree. He fears he’s become, well, just a little bit ordinary in this modern age of ornaments equipped with manufactured charm. Nonetheless, the Little Red Christmas Ball is secure in the knowledge—he thinks—his true purpose is to shine bright and provide good Christmas cheer. "A branch of my own and a home to brighten, what more could a Little Red Christmas Ball need?" Until one particular Christmas Eve the unthinkable occurs and the Little Red Christmas Ball is unknowingly knocked from his little evergreen home. "What kind of a Little Red Christmas Ball would I be if I missed a Christmas? I would have no purpose, no purpose at all...." Soon, with the help of three disparate, late-night housemates, the quest begins to return the Little Red Christmas Ball to his rightful place upon the Christmas Tree before Santa arrives. Along the way, these newfound friends discover and unwrap the innocent gifts of humor, happiness, hope and dreams…but especially the special love of giving. These are the lessons learned by The Little Red Christmas Ball, struggling through this long winter’s night, that allow him, still, after all the years to "shine bright and hold tight" even in the toughest of times.

Who made God? How did God make the world? Why does God let bad things happen? Does God love me? If you've ever wondered about any of these questions then this is the right book for you. Here you'll find answers that are easy to understand and radical cartoons that bring the words to life. So download, dig in and get ready to make some exciting discoveries.For children aged 8-12.

Join the prince and princess as they put aside their differences to save the last mentorian egg. If they work together, they can protect the egg from the carpet demons, the gulp-royals, the night terrors, the two-headed bald cerberus and all the others that want to steal this priceless egg. Discover how they overcome obstacles to protect their precious egg and find out if they will be able to protect the egg long enough, so that the mentorian can hatch?