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Robert Davis

    Robert C. Davis delves into the lives and values of ordinary people during the Italian Renaissance and the pre-modern Mediterranean. His extensive research spans cities like Naples, Rome, Palermo, and Venice, exploring subjects from shipbuilders to corsairs. Davis's approach brings the past to life through detailed studies of everyday existence. His work offers readers a vivid glimpse into the dynamic and multifaceted history of the Mediterranean.

    Condition Black. Dances With Wolves. The Gillyvors. The Glass Cockpit
    Finding God's Perfect Love in His Perfect Creation
    Werewolves
    The Pilot
    Stobart
    American Maritime Paintings of John Stobart
    • The book itself is gigantic and contains many full color plates. With the physical format being so large this makes each color plate large and easy to see all the detail John Stobart placed in each of his paintings. Collection of over 70 full color maritime oil paintings by renowned maritime artist John Stobart.

      American Maritime Paintings of John Stobart
      4.6
    • Stobart

      The Rediscovery of America's Maritime Heritage

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Sixty of the celebrated marine artist's paintings capture the rich heritage of the golden era of commercial sailing and the ships, steamboats, whalers, and colorful ports of nineteenth-century America

      Stobart
      5.0
    • The Pilot

      • 276 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Novel based on a true life aircraft accident.

      The Pilot
      3.7
    • Werewolves

      A Thematic Analysis of Recent Depictions (The Truth Behind History's Scariest Shape Shifters)

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      The book explores the enduring fascination with werewolves in popular culture, tracing their representation in 19th and 20th-century literature, theater, and film. It delves into the folklore surrounding these creatures, including the iconic transformation during a full moon, the myth that they can be defeated with silver, and the belief that they transmit their curse through bites. This examination highlights the werewolf's role as a powerful symbol in storytelling and its impact on global cultural narratives.

      Werewolves
    • The book emphasizes the profound love of God, who created the universe with humanity in mind. It encourages readers to appreciate their surroundings as manifestations of divine love, reinforcing the idea that everyone, regardless of their background, is cherished. The message is one of reassurance, highlighting that nothing can sever the bond between individuals and God's love, inviting readers to recognize their inherent worth and connection to the divine.

      Finding God's Perfect Love in His Perfect Creation