John Gregory Books

Buddy the old Pug's life is turned around when he ends up at the animal shelter and finds himself facing mean dogs, cold cages, and the scary "Room in the Back".Will he meet his Forever Family before it's too late?Based on how the author and his family adopted the real-life "Buddy" from the shelter, this illustrated book for young readers gives a fictional dog's eye view of what happens in shelters to the animals placed there and shows the importance of pet adoption in a bittersweet, yet light-hearted way.All profits from sales of this book will be donated to pet rescue organizations.

Exploring the impact of Neoplatonist philosophers from the third to sixth centuries AD, this revised edition delves into the ideas of Plotinus, Porphyry, Proclus, and Iamblichus. It features new translations of significant texts, contextual introductions, and an epilogue that highlights their enduring influence on Western philosophy, Christian and Islamic literature, and the visual arts from the Renaissance to today. This comprehensive study serves as a valuable resource for understanding the legacy of Neoplatonism.

Este libro es una guía indispensable para las jóvenes de cualquier época. La Sra. Chapone ofrece consejos prácticos y sabios sobre cómo comportarse, cómo mejorar la mente y cómo ser una buena esposa. Un libro clásico que sigue siendo relevante hoy en día, A Father's Legacy es un regalo precioso para cualquier joven mujer.

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Focusing on the comparison between humans and animals, this eighth edition presents an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original 1778 work. It explores the state and faculties of mankind in relation to the animal kingdom, delving into themes of evolution, intelligence, and the unique characteristics that distinguish humans from other species. This scholarly text offers insights into the philosophical and scientific perspectives of its time.

The book features two speeches by John Gregory, delivered in Vermont during the Mexican-American War, where he passionately argues against the conflict. He critiques the government's war decision as unjust and unnecessary, exploring the moral implications of warfare and its societal impact. Reflecting the mid-19th century anti-war sentiment, the work offers valuable insights into the political and social debates of the era. Additionally, it includes a discourse from the Universalist State Convention, emphasizing its cultural significance and relevance today.

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