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Robert Foley

    Deze auteur richt zich op de moderne Europese geschiedenis en deelt inzichten vanuit het perspectief van een universitair docent. Eerdere leservaring aan een prestigieuze militaire stafacademie bood een uniek uitkijkpunt op strategisch denken en historische contexten. Deze achtergrond maakt een diepgaand en indringend onderzoek van de ontwikkeling van de Europese geschiedenis mogelijk.

    Menschen vor Homo sapiens
    Another unique species: patterns in human evolutionary ecology
    A Letter To Dr. Priestley In Answer To The Appendix Of His Late Publication, Entitled An Appeal To The Public, On The Subject Of The Riots In Birmingham (1793)
    Looks-at-Clouds
    Humans Before Humanity
    • Humans Before Humanity

      • 248bladzijden
      • 9 uur lezen
      3,5(25)Tarief

      This book recreates the lost world of the hominid species that lived and flourished for around one million years before, and in some cases after, the evolution of modern humans some 200,000 years ago.

      Humans Before Humanity
    • Looks-at-Clouds

      • 94bladzijden
      • 4 uur lezen

      Robert Foley's stories deal with the charm and vicissitudes of life in Southern Appalachia - the spirit of community, the enchantment with nature and music, and the innocence of childhood. They bring to life the struggles of making a living under harsh conditions, of hustling, and illustrate the violence arising from discrimination and misfortune. The guiding light of his Cherokee ancestors is omnipresent in Robert's deft and visceral writing, offering a path to redemption from the darkness of chaos.

      Looks-at-Clouds
    • The book features a sermon alongside its primary content, offering readers insight into its themes and messages. However, due to its age and rarity, many pages may present challenges in readability, as the original text has become blurred over time. This aspect adds a layer of historical significance and authenticity to the reading experience.

      A Letter To Dr. Priestley In Answer To The Appendix Of His Late Publication, Entitled An Appeal To The Public, On The Subject Of The Riots In Birmingham (1793)