Copyrighted in 1892 and originally published in 1893, This novel mixes science fiction and fantasy as it follows the adventures of Baron Trump, also known as the little Baron, and his wonderful dog Bulger as they traveled through the hollow earth where they encounter the domains of various surreally described races including the Transparent Folk and the Rattlebrains. In spite of the similarity of the name there is no known relationship to Baron Trump, the son of the current American President. Of course since Baron Trump could travel through time his exact origins can not be known. (1892) 2017, 235pp., ill. (258 total pages)

Originally published in 1929, this comprehensive work traces the genealogy of the Dow family in America including the descendants of Henry Dow 1637, Thomas Dow 1639 and other immigrants of the name during colonial times. It also traces the allied family of Nudd. (1929), 2016, 1013pp (1017 total pages) Although originally published as a single volume it has been reprinted in two parts which are sold separately due to limitations of the printing company. Part 1 contains through p541 (543 total pages)

Originally published in 1929, this comprehensive work traces the genealogy of the Dow family in America including the descendants of Henry Dow 1637, Thomas Dow 1639 and other immigrants of the name during colonial times. It also traces the allied family of Nudd. (1929, 2016, 1013pp (1017 total pages) Although originally published as a single volume it has been reprinted in two parts which are sold separately due to limitations of the printing company. This is part 2 which resumes at p 543 with Book Two (472 total pages)

Originally published in 1888, this book outlines the genealogy of the Broaddus family of colonial Virginia following the line from Edward Broaddus, who emigrated from Wales and settled on Gwynn's Island in Virginia. It traces his descendants, as far as were known, until the time the book was written in 1888. (1888) 2016, xvi, 208pp (208 total pages)

From all directions, in the darkness, a great terror approaches this world. I mean to fight the terror, Daven, and I would make a weapon of you. Daven Carrickson grew up as a beggar in the filthy alleys beneath the shadows of the palace. He's the son of a known thief, disgraced and despised. His only real talent is his ability with a sword, and his only real chance at finding honor or a home is a desperate dream of joining the King's Guard. But Daven receives a new future when Master Claighan invites him to study magic at the Academy. The wizard offers to make him into a new kind of soldier: a swordsman equally skilled with forged blades and mystic forces. Yet when conspiring forces destroy the wizard's plans, Daven finds himself wanted for treason and murder. Hunted by a great black beast of a dragon, caught between the King's Guard and a rebel force led by a rogue wizard, Daven's only hope of surviving is to become more than he's ever dreamed possible. Taming Fire is the first book in the Dragonprince's Legacy.

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)

Originally published in 1912. This two volume set outlines the family history and genealogy of the descendants of Job Tyler in America to the seventh generation. Job Tyler was born about 1619, a native of Shropshire, England and was in Newport, RI by 1638 and later in Massachusetts Bay Colony. Being written in 1912, the events recorded within a few generations prior to that are of first hand accounts and thus can be assumed accurate. Volume I (1912) 2017, x, 421pp. (437 total pages) Volume II (1912) 422-879pp. (467 total pages)

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)

Eric Barnes put an end to human aging. Now he's paying for it with his life. FBI Special Agent Katie Pratt returns to the Ghost Targets team to find herself and the rest of the team under investigation for corruption by a government agency. Katie's relationship with Martin Door, one of the creators of the Hathor system and its surveillance of everyone and everything, leaves her especially vulnerable. The new boss assigns Katie to a case in Boulder, Colorado to save her from ongoing interrogation, but the case quickly steals the Ghost Targets team's full attention. A scientist, violently attacked in his own lab, is in a coma. The victim leads the research for a drug that could end human aging, extending lifespans to thousands of years. The key to the drug is locked in his slumbering brain, but even in this world where every action is recorded in Hathor, the records of the attack on him are gone. Katie must uncover the truth to protect the miracle drug and regain her own reputation. Katie's search for answers will force her to scale a mountain of secrets and lies whose summit is the overwhelming power of human expectation. Expectation is the second book in the Ghost Targets series.

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)

Ure's dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines was originally published in 1842. This is the greatly expanded 7th edition of 1875 consisting of 3 large volumes with over 2100 added wood engravings. Also included is the 1878 Volume 4: Supplement which included updates to the 1875 edition with the latest advancements to that time. It has been reprinted as an eight volume set. If you ever wondered how anything was made in the days before modern manufacturing then this is the set for you. It contains anything and everything of value as it was manufactured at the close of the Industrial Revolution. Every division of the Arts, each special process of Manufacture, and all the branches of Mining, have been most cautiously examined, and such improvements, as have been proved to be of real utility, have been recorded in all necessary detail. Volume Ia - Aal to Bronze (1875) x, 538pp (550 total pages) Volume Ib - Bronze Paint to Cystine (1875) 539-1021pp (490 total pages Volume IIa - Daguerreotype to Fulminating Silver (1875) 512pp (518 total pages) Volume IIb - Fulminic Acid to Ivory Nut (1875 513-1040pp (532 total pages) Volume IIIa - Jacinth to Poil De Cachemire (1875) 588pp (594 total pages) Volume IIIb - Point Net to Zostera (1875) 589-1194pp (600 total pages) Volume IVa - Supplement - Aachen Indigo to Iron and Steel (1878) vii, 510pp. (518 total pages) Volume IVb - Supplement - Japan Black to Zoisite (1878) 511- 1020pp (524 total pages)